The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
    Chapter, Paragraph
  1 Int  | Relationships that now exist between Institutes of the Consecrated Life
  2 Int  | Relationships that now exist between Institutes of the Consecrated Life
  3   1  |              in the relationships in Institutes of Consecrated Life and
  4   3  |             these changes within the Institutes of the Consecrated Life
  5   3  |         vitality which many of these Institutes have known and continue
  6   3  |              and the charisma of the Institutes present in these territories.
  7   3  |             an opportunity for these Institutes to engage in working relationships
  8   3  |              regard to problems that Institutes are facing in the country,
  9   4  |         missionary activity of these Institutes and Societies. I would like
 10   4  |             very need for missionary Institutes "ad vitam" or for the need
 11   4  |           vitam" or for the need for Institutes that have or are thinking
 12   4  |              our attention that some Institutes have, to some degree, in
 13   4  |              with various Missionary Institutes of the Consecrated Life
 14   4  |        example, one finds that these Institutes are being asked by local
 15   4  |              allowing the missionary Institutes to engage in their charismatic
 16   4  |        directive given to missionary Institutes in the Conciliar Document "
 17   4  |       Conferences of Bishops and the Institutes will come together and draw
 18   4  |             local Ordinaries and the Institutes. It will be the responsibility
 19   4  |              drawn up.~"Although the Institutes will be prepared to continue
 20   4  |          should be arranged that the Institutes, insofar as it is in keeping
 21   4  |         situation between missionary Institutes and the CEP has been rendered
 22   4  |             of the CEP all religious Institutes of both Pontifical Right
 23   4  |              of the Congregation for Institutes of the Consecrated Life
 24   4  |            While the transfer of all Institutes of the Consecrated Life
 25   4  |               especially, missionary Institutes, that existed before, nor
 26   4  |      missionary commitments of these Institutes~
 27   5  |             brought into the Life of Institutes of the Consecrated Life
 28   5  |             brought into the life of Institutes of the Consecrated Life
 29   5,1|         vocations available to these Institutes, or whether the Institutes
 30   5,1|           Institutes, or whether the Institutes are not effectively attracting
 31   5,1|           the part of the missionary Institutes and others who engage in
 32   5,1|              entering the missionary Institutes is complicated by the fact
 33   5,1|             already members of these Institutes are ageing and a growing
 34   5,1|             within the life of these Institutes. ~ the tendency on the part
 35   5,1|             is the tendency of these Institutes to scatter their members
 36   5,1|          decline of persons entering Institutes from their countries of
 37   5,1|              vocations in missionary Institutes founded in the established
 38   5,1|         tendency on the part of some Institutes to establish or strengthen
 39   5,2|            the members of missionary Institutes~The not always clear understanding
 40   5,2|          their repercussions in some Institutes' approach to both initial
 41   5,3|             especially in missionary Institutes, (but also in certain others
 42   5,3|               Many of the Missionary Institutes which have gone through
 43   5,4|        between Members of Missionary Institutes and Diocesan Bishops~Above
 44   5,4|            the members of missionary Institutes has changed. The diocesan
 45   5,4|            members of the missionary Institutes are concerned with fidelity
 46   5,4|              the need for missionary Institutes "ad vitam" to recover the
 47   5,4|              or time (RM, 65). These Institutes undertake the duty of evangelisation
 48   5,4|          Relationes, 14b, 29).~These Institutes are still "absolutely necessary"
 49   5,4|           first urgent need of these Institutes today.~The second help which
 50   5,4|            help which all missionary Institutes need today in facing this
 51   5,4|             and religious missionary Institutes. Following upon the results
 52   5,4|        experienced by the Missionary Institutes. Whence the simple contract
 53   5,5|    Difficulties Being Experienced by Institutes of Diocesan Right~One other
 54   5,5|              to the proliferation of Institutes of Diocesan Right. These
 55   5,5|             the CEP. Some missionary Institutes, rather than accept recruits
 56   5,5|            the foundation of "local" Institutes, made up of persons who
 57   5,5|              years were erected into Institutes of Diocesan Right, whose
 58   5,5|            Even though all religious Institutes, for what concerns their
 59   5,5|            coming to be of these new institutes, as a service to that Dicastery,
 60   5,5|           with the creation of these Institutes in Mission territories.~
 61   5,5|          desired over the Missionary Institutes of Pontifical Right, especially
 62   5,5|              to establish or "found" Institutes of Diocesan Right. The majority
 63   5,5|            The majority of these are Institutes of women, even though there
 64   5,5|          There are also some Secular Institutes and Societies of Apostolic
 65   5,5|          eventually, they may become Institutes of Pontifical Right, on
 66   5,5|             any case, these diocesan Institutes were often founded without
 67   5,5|          noticed at the CEP in these Institutes have been the following: ~
 68   5,5|           that the Church expects in Institutes of Consecrated Life and
 69   5,5|       controls the finances of these Institutes, and the amount of money
 70   5,5|             difficulties which these Institutes or Associations experience.
 71   5,5|         which these Associations and Institutes should have according to
 72   5,5|             of these Associations or Institutes have never prospered, and
 73   5,5|        difficulties of such diocesan Institutes? ~ Perhaps the first assistance
 74   5,5|        growth of these young and new Institutes is to remain on good, even
 75   5,5|             give.  When you see such Institutes beginning, do not hesitate
 76 Con  | Relationships that now exist between Institutes of the Consecrated Life


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
    Chapter, Paragraph
 77   1,1|              This is why the secular institutes have a relevant role to
 78   2  |         responsibility of members of institutes of consecrated life in this
 79   3  |              insignificant number of institutes of the consecrated life
 80   3  |            Asia (RM 37). Perhaps the institutes with a special relationship
 81   3  |              people - and members of institutes of consecrated life among
 82   4  |              for the vocation of the Institutes of Consecrated Life, whose
 83   5  |             In each religious, as in institutes and communities, the Spirit
 84   5  |         fidelity (can. 680), and the institutes are granted a "just autonomy"
 85   5  |          demand it, members of these institutes (which are wholly ordered
 86   5  |              communion among diverse institutes nor to co-operation between
 87   5  |             co-operation between the institutes and the particular Churches (
 88   6  |             more true of the life of institutes of consecrated life, the
 89   7  |           moment of vocations to our institutes and of conversion. We must


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
    Chapter, Paragraph
 90      |           THE EXCLUSIVELY MISSIONARY INSTITUTES~ ~
 91 Int  |           the exclusively missionary institutes. I shall do so by situating
 92 Int  |            of the evolution of these Institutes. To illustrate it more concretely,
 93   1,2|           this period the missionary Institutes were engaged in the specific


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
    Chapter, Paragraph
 94      |              PROSPECTS~COMMON TO ALL INSTITUTES OF CONSECRATED LIFE~IN THE
 95 Int  |      religious, the members of these Institutes are the majority of those
 96 Int  |         missionary commitment of the Institutes of Consecrated Life and
 97 Int  | theologico-operative outlook for the Institutes of consecrated life. ~
 98   1,4|             means that the religious Institutes are no longer responsible
 99   1,4|         common people. The religious Institutes are often regarded with
100   1,5|     worldwide, with the exception of Institutes of contemplative life. There
101   1,5|           the mandate, the religious Institutes have changed from a position
102   1,5|             the arrival of different Institutes in the one local Church
103   1,5|       fostered other tendencies. The Institutes have felt the need to undertake
104   1,5|           the exclusively missionary Institutes lies in finding the right
105   1,5|            the presence of religious Institutes is being diversified. It
106   1,5|             fill the vacancies.  The Institutes whose commitments were in
107   1,5|         Major Superiors are held and institutes for initial and ongoing
108   1,5|            of consecrated life. Some Institutes whose source of vocations
109   1,5|       between dioceses and religious Institutes are difficult because of
110   2  |       tensions within the missionary Institutes and between the Institutes
111   2  |           Institutes and between the Institutes and the local Churches and
112   2  |            local Churches and of the Institutes is, in the main, very positive
113   2  |         influence on the life of the Institutes and on that of the local
114   2,2|             cf. RM 63-64).~Today the Institutes of consecrated life, and
115   2,2|            come the vocations of the Institutes of Consecrated Life... The
116   2,2|     certainly not something static. "Institutes of consecrated life are
117   2,2|          Gospel are opened up to all Institutes in responding to contemporary
118   2,2|         choices which they make, the Institutes must take account of today'
119   2,2|      Inculturation also concerns the Institutes, especially in their provincial
120   2,2|              that the members of the Institutes of consecrated life and
121   2,3|      challenge facing the missionary Institutes and the local churches.
122   2,3|          contribution of the various Institutes (cf. RM 69-70). It reminds
123   2,4|            for being missionary.~The Institutes of consecrated life in their
124   2,4|   faithfulness" VC 78). ~The various Institutes of consecrated life must
125   2,4|        community life. International Institutes are faced with the great
126   2,5|            diocesan or international Institutes and of the laity. It is
127   2,5|         future will be ensured. Many Institutes have just such a formation
128   2,5|             contribution made by the Institutes of consecrated life is the
129 Con  |           and mission of the mission Institutes of consecrated life within


Group meeting: institutes excl. missionaries
    Chapter, Paragraph
130      |                       GROUP MEETING:~INSTITUTES EXCLUSIVELY MISSIONARIES~ ~
131      |         commitment as temporary: Our Institutes are willing to accompany
132      |           those members entering our Institutes, coming from countries traditionally


Miss. ad gentes in our inst. mendic.-convent. orders group"
    Chapter, Paragraph
133      |             MISSION AD GENTES IN OUR INSTITUTES~MENDICANT-CONVENTUAL ORDERS
134 Pre  |             towards the style of the Institutes of apostolic, pastoral or
135   1  |            gentes in the life of our Institutes " ~In the light of the previous


Miss. ad gentes in the life of the soc. of apost. life
    Chapter, Paragraph
136      |          Life are different from the Institutes of Consecrated Life, and
137      |             foundation of missionary Institutes in those Churches, as encouraged


The ad gentes miss. in an inst. of brothers
    Chapter, Paragraph
138      |        impose itself with urgency to Institutes of consecrated life (...).~
139      |        consecrated life (...).~Those Institutes which are being established
140      |             noted that the Brothers' Institutes have lay associates who


Formation for mission
    Chapter, Paragraph
141      |              in the less centralised Institutes -- in the pastoral choices
142      |             collaboration with other Institutes, the organisation of libraries,
143      |             learning from Missionary Institutes, in particular that which
144      |           non-ordained friars of our Institutes and see how to use and develop


Cons. life as a way to inculturation
    Chapter, Paragraph
145   1  |             inculturation. Religious institutes must work at convincing


Miss. ad gentes - Dial. in the non-Christian cont.
    Chapter, Paragraph
146      |            in general, and Religious Institutes in particular, must give
147      |     violently conquering.  Religious institutes shall also have to follow


Lay ass. and miss. ad gentes, of the Maryknoll f. and br.
    Chapter, Paragraph
148   4  |             challenge for Missionary Institutes with associate programs