The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
    Chapter, Paragraph
  1   1,5|           the possibility of real missionary activity in the "ad gentes"
  2   4  |        have affected the life and missionary activity of these Institutes
  3   4  |       properly understood (RM, 9; Missionary Catechesis, May 31 1995).
  4   4  |       regard to the very need for missionary Institutes "ad vitam" or
  5   4  |        thinking of accepting some missionary activity "ad gentes" as
  6   4  |           endeavors, to engage in missionary activity in the sense of
  7   4  |     excluding this latter type of missionary activity. All this notwithstanding
  8   4  |           of the CEP with various Missionary Institutes of the Consecrated
  9   4  |        charisma to engage in true missionary activity "ad gentes". For
 10   4  |     priests, thereby allowing the missionary Institutes to engage in
 11   4  |       with the directive given to missionary Institutes in the Conciliar
 12   4  |         regard to the missions. A missionary territory may be entrusted
 13   4  |   territory may be entrusted to a missionary Institute (or also to a
 14   4  |         to a religious order, the missionary Institute accepts the obligation
 15   4  |        the Faith, sending trained missionary personnel, sharing the financial
 16   4  |           obeying the responsible missionary authorities (Apostolic Prefect
 17   4  |          been established in most missionary territories and many dioceses
 18   4  |        Faith, and a delegate of a missionary Institute. He possessed
 19   4  |     territory has passed from the Missionary Institute to the diocesan
 20   4  |      diocesan Bishop and thus the missionary Institute has been relieved
 21   4  |           diocesan Bishop and the missionary Institute" (op. cit. pp.
 22   4  |         changed situation between missionary Institutes and the CEP has
 23   4  |         those with an exclusively missionary finality placing them under
 24   4  |           for what concerns their missionary activity in the territories
 25   4  |        this general rule concerns Missionary Societies of Apostolic Life
 26   4  |           which have an exclusive missionary finality. At present there
 27   4  |          in these Societies their missionary activity in a diocese is
 28   4  |         which have an exclusively missionary finality, touches their
 29   4  |         to the CEP on which their missionary activity in dioceses under
 30   4  |        the problem includes their missionary activity. In this case the
 31   4  |        jurisdiction over both the missionary activity and the diocesan
 32   4  |          the CEP and, especially, missionary Institutes, that existed
 33   4  |         intensify the exclusively missionary commitments of these Institutes~
 34   5,1|      inability on the part of the missionary Institutes and others who
 35   5,1|          and others who engage in missionary activity "ad gentes" to
 36   5,1|         gentes" to continue their missionary activity for the Church
 37   5,1|      number of those entering the missionary Institutes is complicated
 38   5,1|         personnel in some form of missionary activity in their home countries,
 39   5,1|            or in various forms of missionary animation and cooperation.
 40   5,1|      members' enthusiasm to their missionary vocation "ad gentes", and
 41   5,1|      changes occurring within the missionary field which have led them
 42   5,1|         as well as of the precise missionary charisms which it has received
 43   5,1|      forming them to continue the missionary charisma of the Institute,
 44   5,1|          decrease in vocations in missionary Institutes founded in the
 45   5,1|           be recruited for direct missionary activity in mission territories,
 46   5,2|       formation of the members of missionary Institutes~The not always
 47   5,2|            why the urgency of the missionary mandate? why not be satisfied
 48   5,3|          has arisen especially in missionary Institutes, (but also in
 49   5,3|          and age, for undertaking missionary activity together. Since
 50   5,3| absolutely essential. Many of the Missionary Institutes which have gone
 51   5,4|   Relationship between Members of Missionary Institutes and Diocesan
 52   5,4|         Bishop and the members of missionary Institutes has changed.
 53   5,4|          while the members of the missionary Institutes are concerned
 54   5,4|            speaks of the need for missionary Institutes "ad vitam" to
 55   5,4| evangelisation which involves the missionary's whole person and life
 56   5,4|     validity", since the Church's missionary mandate is still only beginning (
 57   5,4|     remain models of the Church's missionary commitment, which always
 58   5,4|         The second help which all missionary Institutes need today in
 59   5,4|          experience. In 1969, the Missionary Dicastery held a Plenary
 60   5,4|    diocesan Bishops and religious missionary Institutes. Following upon
 61   5,4|           diocesan Ordinary and a Missionary Institute. At that time
 62   5,4|        under the same Bishop in a missionary diocese in accordance with
 63   5,4|      vocations experienced by the Missionary Institutes. Whence the simple
 64   5,5|           depend on the CEP. Some missionary Institutes, rather than
 65   5,5|     control they desired over the Missionary Institutes of Pontifical
 66   5,5|         many of these last with a missionary finality (In Nigeria, the "
 67   5,5|        finality (In Nigeria, the "Missionary Society of St. Paul", The
 68   5,5|          of St. Paul", The Korean Missionary Society, The Philippine
 69   5,5|           Society, The Philippine Missionary Society, The Pilar Society
 70   5,5|            on the order of the 15 missionary Societies of Pontifical


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
    Chapter, Paragraph
 71   1,1|      therefore makes new demands.~Missionary activity is nothing else,
 72   1,1|          by the human race today. Missionary activity is intimately related
 73   1,1|        reveals to us all that the missionary Church has done over the
 74   1,1|       Christianity brought by the missionary Church today have that capacity
 75   1,1|         of men and women?~Perhaps missionary activity develops in too
 76   1,1|    patristic tradition, which was missionary, brought about a rethinking
 77   1,2|       theological horizon for our missionary vocation. This co-operation
 78   1,2|     recalled at the moment of the missionary mandate that he had received "
 79   1,2|          as he promised us in the missionary context (Mt 28:20). It is
 80   2  |           and particularly in the missionary texts: euntes e docete omnes
 81   2  |         which, beginning with the missionary mandate, describe the mission
 82   2  |     expressed in AG, has enriched missionary theology, mainly with a
 83   2  |        Holy Spirit in particular: missionary activity derives from the
 84   2  |     Church "by its very nature is missionary" (AG 2). Something new is
 85   2  |           pastoral, ecumenical or missionary activity. Specifically missionary
 86   2  | missionary activity. Specifically missionary activity is described as
 87   3  |     congress of the International Missionary Council, held in Mexico
 88   3  |           put the brakes on their missionary thrust. If all of the Church’
 89   3  |          the Church’s activity is missionary, what is the need for going
 90   3  |         can say that the specific missionary activity, the mission ad
 91   3  |         way disappearing (RM 35).~Missionary activity has been defined
 92   3  |           special relationship to missionary activity have too often
 93   3  |           that this specifically "missionary work that Jesus entrusted
 94   4  |   concepts, which are essentially missionary, consecrated persons can
 95   4  |            It is in them that the missionary Christ is most radical and
 96   4  |       special manner to engage in missionary work in accord with the
 97   4  |           Church, whose nature is missionary. Now we are discussing a "
 98   4  |     conformity to the life of the missionary Christ and the missionary
 99   4  |         missionary Christ and the missionary Church. Consecration removes
100   5  |          Eph 3:5-6), prays in the missionary (Rom 8:26 ff.; Rev 22:17;
101   5  |          in the interior life and missionary life are due to this lack
102   5  |       this charity that makes our missionary work effective, as St Paul’
103   5  |          13). The love of God was missionary, and the missions of the
104   5  |        understand the role of the missionary effectiveness that is proper
105   5  |       later. At the same time the missionary theology of the Spirit presents
106   5  |      Spirit makes the word of our missionary proclamation fruitful and
107   5  |       Mary is the "figure" of the missionary Church (LG 63).~Since Vatican
108   6  |   martyrdom. These Christological missionary aspects are still timely
109   6  |      liturgical celebration has a missionary dimension, as the missionary
110   6  |      missionary dimension, as the missionary theology of the Orthodox
111   6  |   improvised. This is the way the missionary Church has acted, as history
112   6  |        has a central place. Today missionary theology of the word is
113   6  |       word is quite developed. In missionary work it is necessary, but
114   6  |           The consecrated life is missionary even if it is limited to
115   6  |       this essential content. The missionary is required to "prophetically
116   7  |         be impatient. It was in a missionary context that the disciples
117   7  |       anyone to lose faith in the missionary power of the consecrated
118   7  |      universal renewal, not ruin. Missionary work is part of this movement


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
    Chapter, Paragraph
119      |        GENTES~AND THE EXCLUSIVELY MISSIONARY INSTITUTES~ ~
120 Int  |          lived by the exclusively missionary institutes. I shall do so
121 Int  |    example.~Like most exclusively missionary Congregations, our Congregation
122 Int  |            a renewed dynamism for missionary activity in the European
123   1,1|         criteria for a successful missionary activity were the number
124   1,2|            during this period the missionary Institutes were engaged
125   1,2|       regarding the authentically missionary nature of this U.S.A. foundation.~
126   2,2|   communities calls for a renewed missionary activity. Concretely speaking,
127   2,2|        fruit after a few decades, missionary activity evolved progressively
128   2,2|          of the local Church.~The missionary's main task was to announce
129   2,2|      centers, the presence of the missionary was seen as some kind of
130   2,3|           Fidei Donum priest, the missionary became an emigrated pastor.~
131   2,3|          a common belief that our missionary identity implies nothing
132   3,1|         centuries of a systematic missionary activity, the Catholic Church
133   3,1|             The pilgrim Church is missionary by her very nature, since
134   3,1|          God the Father" (AG 2). "Missionary activity is nothing else
135   3,1|         God himself in the world. Missionary activity builds God's Kingdom,
136   3,1|           and the emphasis on the missionary responsibility of every
137   3,1|       Christian.~This compels our missionary Congregations to re-examine
138   3,1|    missiological criterion, since missionary needs confront us everywhere,
139   3,1|       that it is essential to our missionary vocation to respond to God'
140   3,1|        and the oppressors. Hence, missionary activity has two priorities:
141   3,1|         specific component of our missionary Congregations.~
142   3,2|    service is gaining ground. The missionary urgencies are a choice criterion
143   3,2|           declared Europe to be a missionary region in the same way as
144   3,2|        the possibility of sending missionary teams over there. It also
145   3,2|          Methods~In practice, the missionary efforts concentrate on four
146   3,2|             The importance of the missionary's integration in the local
147   3,3|   conciliated, has crept into the missionary priorities. The geographical
148   4,1|       Presuppositions~Most of our missionary Congregations finished the
149   4,1|       constitutes the core of the missionary charisma of our Congregations.
150   4,1|           the Good News where our missionary presence is most needed,
151   4,1|           lived" (Const. art. 2).~Missionary needs are everywhere, but
152   4,1|          sufficiently dynamic and missionary to announce the Good News
153   4,2|   Application~4.2.1. Places~Every missionary leaves his country to proclaim
154   4,2|         to evaluate regularly the missionary nature of the commitments
155   4,2|           to tensions between the missionary views of the Congregation
156   4,2|          general sense that every missionary activity must be respectful
157   4,2|        dialogue is a specifically missionary activity. Some of us, more
158   4,2| restructuration of personnel, our missionary Congregations started some
159   4,2|           level of the Provinces: missionary projects, evaluations, conventions.~
160   4,2|     conviction has grown that our missionary presence must be attuned
161   4,2|         of uniformity for all our missionary commitments. Yet, we must
162   4,2|         sure that fidelity to the missionary charisma is kept alive:
163   4,2|    Province is invited to draft a missionary project. This project describes
164   4,2|           the main challenges and missionary needs of the years to come.
165   4,2|        establishing priorities in missionary urgency. It should not only
166   4,2|         We should be invited for "missionary" tasks in frontier situations:
167   4,3|          sufficiently dynamic and missionary to proclaim the Good News
168   4,3|      Psychological Difficulties~A missionary is like a sower. But it
169   4,3|    Presence in view of Recruiting~Missionary vocations will not come
170   4,3|          started to recruit local missionary vocations we felt the need
171   4,3|      criteria that are not always missionary (At times it is only a question
172   4,3|       established dioceses is the missionary animation of the local church.
173   4,3|   Implications~For many years our missionary commitments have been supported
174   4,3|          local resources. And our missionary urgencies do not necessarily
175   4,3|          Missionaries~Most of our missionary Congregations have no formation
176   4,3|      hardly ensure a specifically missionary formation. The formation
177   4,3|           youth for authentically missionary commitments. We should recognize


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
    Chapter, Paragraph
178 Int  |         which have influenced the missionary commitment of these people
179 Int  |           a considerable force in missionary activity. If we take into
180 Int  |     majority of those involved in missionary activity. In Africa and
181 Int  |     conditioned the lives and the missionary commitment of the Institutes
182 Int  |           been pointed out in the missionary encyclical (cf. RM 2, 32).
183   1  |         the fourth Chapter of the missionary encyclical Redemptoris Missio.
184   1  |          it is possible to define missionary activity and to see all
185   1,3|           level and are acquiring missionary courage not only in their
186   1,4|         minority. ~The sources of missionary economic help from abroad
187   1,4|         help provided by national missionary organizations (e.g. MISSIO)
188   1,4|           faced. ~On the level of missionary activity directed by the
189   1,4|           in some cases there are missionary initiatives. ~
190   1,5|     challenge for the exclusively missionary Institutes lies in finding
191   1,5|       respected.  The consecrated missionary has had an identity crisis
192   2  |          real tensions within the missionary Institutes and between the
193   2,1|          fulfill his mission. The missionary encyclical provides an example;
194   2,2|          not always straight. The missionary encyclical has attempted
195   2,2|         proved most disturbing to missionary commitment has been the
196   2,2|       foundations and purposes of missionary activity, but rather strengthen
197   2,2| ecclesiology of Vatican II is its missionary character. The Church is
198   2,2|      Church is by its very nature missionary, says the Council (LG 2;
199   2,2|       urgent today. The Church is missionary by her very nature, for
200   2,2|         should not diminish their missionary thrust to the outside world (
201   2,2|           cf. RM 3, 40), and that missionary needs are immense (cf. RM
202   2,2|           way weaken the Church's missionary commitment but rather puts
203   2,2|         whole ecclesial community missionary (cf. RM 26-27), who goes
204   2,2|       mission" (RM 90). "The real missionary is the saint" (ib). "Missionary
205   2,2|   missionary is the saint" (ib). "Missionary cooperation is rooted and
206   2,2|        primary responsibility for missionary activity is invested in
207   2,2|         that each local church is missionary by its very nature both
208   2,2|         the mission ad gentes the missionary dimension of the Church
209   2,2| consequences because it is really missionary even though all that it
210   2,2| principles in the presentation of missionary activity. The first has
211   2,2|       proclamation. "All forms of missionary activity are directed to
212   2,2|      center in Christ, so too all missionary activity is directed to
213   2,2|        consecrated life influence missionary integration. The encyclical
214   2,2|         of consecrated life has a missionary dimension (cf. VC 72). There
215   2,2|          would say that effective missionary cooperation in the churches
216   2,3|          is only if the Church is missionary in the strongest sense of
217   2,3|           Christ (cf. RM 22.23). "Missionary activity renews the Church,
218   2,3|        mission. ~Transmitting the missionary spirit with all that it
219   2,3|        great challenge facing the missionary Institutes and the local
220   2,3|      depends on the missions.~The missionary encyclical speaks of the
221   2,3|           example of the Church's missionary commitment. They continue
222   2,3| absolutely necessary not only for missionary activity ad gentes in keeping
223   2,3|          but also for stirring up missionary fervor both in the churches
224   2,3|             RM66), ~Answering the missionary needs ad gentes requires
225   2,3|          s duty. The promotion of missionary vocations is the duty of
226   2,4|    facilitate a new way for being missionary.~The Institutes of consecrated
227   2,4|     special share in the Church's missionary activity in virtue of their


Group meeting: institutes excl. missionaries
    Chapter, Paragraph
228      |          This is done through:  " missionary plan " which clearly defines " 
229      |          some basic structure and missionary activities.  The orientation
230      |        pastoral work than for our missionary specific objective.  We


Small group gatherings - Monastic Ord.
    Chapter, Paragraph
231      |      first period of the Church’s missionary thrust into Asia and Africa.
232      |           problem of the monastic missionary.~The number of new foundations


Miss. ad gentes in our inst. mendic.-convent. orders group"
    Chapter, Paragraph
233   1  |    throughout its history ?  What missionary style derives from the Order


Miss. ad gentes in the life of the soc. of apost. life
    Chapter, Paragraph
234      |       right, men) are exclusively missionary. Some of them go back as
235      |           the heart of the church missionary movements~Various factors
236      |          and always valid form of missionary commitment. Moreover, many
237      |         to play an active role in missionary apostolate and to stir up
238      |         apostolate and to stir up missionary consciences in the West.
239      |          moulded by many years of missionary commitment make them adaptable
240      |        Churches, and want to help missionary vocation promotion, and
241      |     eventually, the foundation of missionary Institutes in those Churches,
242      |         RM 66.  They also work on missionary animation, in communion
243      |         life that are exclusively missionary ~ The need to revise Mutuae
244      |        Apostolic life exclusively missionary, taking into consideration
245      |         life that are exclusively missionary consider it very important
246      |  themselves on their specifically missionary pattern. The norms for religious
247      |        Apostolic life exclusively missionary expect from the Church and
248      |        Apostolic life exclusively missionary and the others, would like


The ad gentes miss. in an inst. of brothers
    Chapter, Paragraph
249      |         is part and parcel of the missionary character of our Institute.~"
250      |          In order to develop this missionary spirit, we organized a meeting
251      |      canonization of Montfort, a "missionary of extraordinary range" (
252      |       something new: earlier, the missionary initiatives and structures


The witn. of cons. life in the local church
    Chapter, Paragraph
253      |           witness to an authentic missionary spirituality that expresses
254   2  |    principal characteristics of a missionary spirit which gives witness
255   2  |       with a chapter dedicated to missionary spirituality. In it he underlines
256   2,A|    incarnational spirituality.~In missionary work, Christian life experiences
257   2,A|          The experience of God in missionary work is of Someone who is
258   2,B|           the signs of the times.~Missionary spirituality continues to
259   2,B|           the signs of the times.~Missionary spirituality emphasizes
260   2,C|       This has been understood in missionary spirituality not only in
261   2,D|           poverty and hope~In the missionary field human limitation and
262   2,E|            A Contemplation within missionary commitment.~Missionary spirituality
263   2,E|     within missionary commitment.~Missionary spirituality ought to give
264   2,E|       occupies a special place in missionary spiritual experience. In
265   2,E|     active hope is rejuvenated in missionary commitment.~
266 Con  |        CONCLUSION~These traits of missionary spirituality we have outlined
267 Con  |     clothed with the implications missionary commitment carries. Out
268 Con  |         Life in the local Church.~Missionary spirituality in consecrated
269 Con  |          simplicity, going to the missionary forefront to manifest the
270 Con  |         Christian spirituality in missionary work, "The lesson of history


Formation for mission
    Chapter, Paragraph
271      |     continuous restructuring.~The missionary dimension "ad gentes" --
272      |        history. In the past, this missionary dimension was only addressed
273      |         to the Order entails this missionary element as an integral part
274      |         the consideration of the "missionary dimension" as an integral
275      |  formation document entitled "The missionary dimension of institutional
276      |     Recently, the Secretariat for Missionary Animation published a booklet
277      |         awareness of each friar’s missionary identity, a knowledge of
278      |      identity, a knowledge of our missionary territories, and a direct
279      |        and a direct experience of missionary apostolate. The young friars
280      |         in the publication of the missionary magazine Le Missioni dei
281      |         example, help animate the missionary dimension of the Servite
282      |            The stable presence of missionary friars in formation communities --
283      |            a consciousness of the missionary dimension in the formation
284      |       self-realised through their missionary service, is of great help
285      |      teaching of theology.~4. The missionary spirit becomes a strong
286      |        vocational motivation.~The missionary dimension generates formative
287      |            an appreciation of the missionary methods of the Churches
288      |         can be established in the missionary territories and/or close
289      |           placed on learning from Missionary Institutes, in particular
290      |           the context of a proper missionary spirit, we need to have
291      |         besides much else, of the missionary method of Saint Paul?  we
292      |         at the beginning of their missionary work, often experience great
293      |      however, the greater part of missionary service remains unseen.


Cons. life as a way to inculturation
    Chapter, Paragraph
294   1  |     consecrated life has promoted missionary activity with exemplary


Miss. ad gentes - Dial. in the non-Christian cont.
    Chapter, Paragraph
295      |     summary of the early church’s missionary message was that it was


Lay ass. and miss. ad gentes, of the Maryknoll f. and br.
    Chapter, Paragraph
296   1  |                               The Missionary Vocation of all the Baptized~
297   1  |     experts who wish to support a missionary or a particular mission
298   1  |           future vocations to the missionary institute. The challenge
299   1  |    understand and develop the lay missionary vocation while at the same
300   1  |         for the living out of the missionary vocation to which all are
301   2  |          that are expected of the missionary. A three-year training program
302   2  |     focused on the associate as a missionary. Obviously the longer periods
303   3  |                       Looking for missionary opportunities~While we are
304   3  |   discover how to promote the lay missionary vocation and not to regard
305   3  |       returning and promoting the missionary dimension of the church
306   3  |         the role of the associate missionary as bridge builders between
307   4  |    program. It is a challenge for Missionary Institutes with associate
308   5  |     understand the potential that missionary families have to evangelize
309   6  |           spirituality of the lay missionary as a "watered down version
310   6  |           community aspect of the missionary vocation of the laity. We