Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1 Int  |            most exclusively missionary Congregations, our Congregation was founded
 2 Int  |         foundation of this new type of Congregations: a renewed dynamism for
 3   2,3|      distinctive characteristic of our Congregations seemed to prevail. Like
 4   2,3|                is only slowly that our Congregations considered the possibility
 5   2,3|               the configuration of our Congregations still suffers from this
 6   3,1|            This compels our missionary Congregations to re-examine their place
 7   3,1|            component of our missionary Congregations.~
 8   4,1| Presuppositions~Most of our missionary Congregations finished the revision of
 9   4,1|             missionary charisma of our Congregations. It determines our specificity,
10   4,2|             should we pass on to other Congregations? Should we start something
11   4,2|              personnel, our missionary Congregations started some few years ago
12   4,3|              internal evolution of our Congregations.~In principle, missionaries
13   4,3|              the presence of different Congregations in a diocese so as to make
14   4,3|    Missionaries~Most of our missionary Congregations have no formation centers
15   4,3|               The Age Structure of our Congregations~The priority granted so


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
16   1,5|                helpful for the smaller Congregations and for the local foundations.
17   1,5|              between men's and women's Congregations and also between them and
18   1,5|          crisis. For the international Congregations their epicenter has been
19   1,5|           adjustments.  As for women's Congregations, there is a notable increase
20   1,5|          structures. The international Congregations wish to have due participation