The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   3  |   extremely delicate area which may see both successes and failures.
 2   4  |          Missionary Catechesis, May 31 1995).  And again, there
 3   4  |          A missionary territory may be entrusted to a missionary
 4   4  |      its growth and maturation, may be elevated to the status
 5   5,5|        perhaps eventually, they may become Institutes of Pontifical


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
   Chapter, Paragraph
 6   3  | involved in new evangelisation, may think that their mission
 7   3  |      now at home, and thus they may risk slackening their drive
 8   3  |         this consideration: men may attain salvation, even though
 9   5  |      opens hearts so that faith may be born" (AG 13; EN 75).
10   6  |          of the Christian faith may come about ever more extensively (
11   6  |      danger that evangelisation may lose its very nature and
12   7  |   created so that some day they may be restored in Christ. Sin


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
13   1,4|       To state things simply we may note: ~ the change from
14   1,6|         elements of mission. We may distinguish three different
15   1,6|     through stages mentioned we may list: the concept of salvation
16   2,2|         Among these elements we may enumerate our understanding
17   2,2|        with her (cf. RM 18), it may be present beyond the confines
18   2,2|      These different activities may be seen in relation to all
19   2,2|   reality of the charisma. They may be institutionalized as
20   2,2|         or the priesthood, they may be personal or communitarian.


Miss. ad gentes in the life of the soc. of apost. life
   Chapter, Paragraph
21      |        perspectives, so that we may the better involve ourselves