Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
 1   3,   14|         in place of the colonial territories of the past. ~Therefore,


Redemptoris Mater
   Chap., §
 2   3,  50 | beginning of Christianity in the territories of what was then called
 3   3,  50 |        and subsequently in other territories of Eastern Europe. In this
 4   3,  50 |           as far as the northern territories of the Asian continent.


Redemptoris missio
   Chap., §
 5   4,  32 |    countries had become "mission territories"; the situation has certainly
 6   4,  32 | evangelize in other churches and territories. This is in contrast to
 7   4,  37 |     defined in terms of specific territories. The Second Vatican Council
 8   4,  37 |    exercised within well-defined territories and groups of people.~The
 9   4,  37 |       not deceive us. Within the territories entrusted to these churches -


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
10   2,  4  |         the frontier of the Slav territories, it also certainly had a
11   7,  23 |          involved the individual territories in varying degrees, and
12   7,  23 |       mainly concentrated in the territories of the then existing State
13   7,  23 |   Sorbo-Lusatian tribes, and the territories of southern Poland. However,
14   7,  23 |        institution in the Polish territories of a Slav Rite ecclesiastical
15   7,  24 |      Christianity moved to other territories, until it passed through
16   7,  25 |          culture. In many of the territories mentioned above, although