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Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
 1   3,  30|      centenaries of the first missions in various countries of
 2   4,  32|      or "repatriation" of the missions into the Church's mission,
 3   5,  41|      history God, by means of missions, clearly accomplishes the
 4   6,  71|       first encyclical on the missions,146 in which he pointed
 5   6,  71|     out some instances of lay missions. In modern times, this active
 6   7,  77|       near. They pray for the missions and missionary vocations.
 7   7,  78|      Day of Suffering for the Missions."~
 8   7,  79| commitment to the work of the missions holds pride of place, especially
 9   7,  80|     children to leave for the missions, when they have sought this
10   7,  81|    and financial needs of the missions are many: not only to set
11   7,  81| contribute to the work of the missions. Their sacrifices and sharing
12   7,  81|    our own way of living: the missions ask not only for a contribution
13   7,  81|     heighten awareness of the missions, as well as to collect funds
14   7,  81|   celebration and for all the missions of the world.~
15   7,  82|     one's faith. Visiting the missions is commendable, especially
16   7,  83|    countries the theme of the missions can prove very helpful:
17   7,  83|     make the promotion of the missions a key element in the normal
18   7,  83|     promoting interest in the missions must always be geared to
19   7,  84|       for the good of all the missions, in accordance with the
20   7     |        Not Only Giving to the Missions But Receiving From Them