The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
   Chapter, Paragraph
 1   5,1|           strengthen the role of "Associate Members" or "Associates"
 2   5,1|           in vows or oath and the Associate members became rather blurred


Lay ass. and miss. ad gentes, of the Maryknoll f. and br.
   Chapter, Paragraph
 3   1  |           of all the Baptized~The Associate Maryknollers that I have
 4   1  |        tendency is to consider an associate program as a source for
 5   1  |       without simply reducing the associate program to the status of
 6   1  | associates, have emerged, but the Associate Program has a value and
 7   2  |           are more focused on the associate as a missionary. Obviously
 8   2  |          Faithful; 5 of these are Associate Priests; and 458 people
 9   3  |          challenge is to help the associate reintegrate into the community
10   3  |         local sending Church. The associate vocation is unique in the
11   3  |         the relationship that the associate maintains with the sending
12   3  |         to take full advantage of associate missionaries returning and
13   3  |         enhancing the role of the associate missionary as bridge builders
14   4  |          Community and Governance~Associate programs for short term
15   4  |  direction and development of the associate program. The more open the
16   4  |   direction and leadership of the associate program. It is a challenge
17   4  |        Missionary Institutes with associate programs to create situations
18   4  |         governance on the part of associate lay missionaries.~In 1994
19   4  |           of the church where the associate Laity and Diocesan Priests
20   5  |         continuous element in the associate program or organization.