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Centesimus annus
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1 Int, 3 | out of an awareness of his mission as the Successor of Peter
2 1, 5 | is, on the basis of the mission received from Jesus Christ
3 1, 5 | the Church's evangelizing mission and is an essential part
4 5, 49 | 49. Faithful to the mission received from Christ her
5 6, 53 | travel in fulfilling her mission ... the way traced out by
6 6, 54 | the Church's evangelizing mission, together with many other
7 6, 55 | religious and transcendent mission on behalf of man, so too
Dives in misericordia
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8 1, 1 | The more the Church's mission is centered upon man - the
9 2, 3 | fundamental touchstone of His mission as the Messiah; this is
10 4, 6 | constitutive power of His mission. His disciples and followers
11 5, 7 | and mercy in the messianic mission of Christ. The one who "
12 5, 7 | His messianic message and mission? And yet this is not yet
13 5, 8 | final sign of the messianic mission, a sign that perfects the
14 5, 8 | the end of His messianic mission - and, in a certain sense,
15 5, 9 | sharing in the messianic mission of her Son, was called in
16 7 | THE MERCY OF GOD IN THE MISSION OF THE CHURCH ~In connection
17 7 | bear witness in her whole mission to God's mercy, following
18 7 | Christ, in the whole of His mission as Messiah, professing it
19 7, 13 | content of the messianic mission of the Son of Man. ~The
20 7, 13 | Him who in His messianic mission revealed the Father to us
21 7, 13 | the Church fulfills the mission proper to the People of
22 7, 13 | to the People of God, the mission which is a sharing in and,
23 7, 13 | continuation of the messianic mission of Christ Himself. ~The
24 7, 14 | above all by the messianic mission of Jesus Christ. True mercy
25 7, 14 | this task is precisely the mission of the Church in the modern
26 7, 14 | duty and the purpose of her mission to guard the authenticity
27 7, 14 | The basis of the Church's mission, in all the spheres spoken
28 7, 14 | many guidelines for the mission of the Church in the lives
29 8, 15 | Christ in His messianic mission, a love which reached its
30 8, 15 | spirit of His messianic mission, enduring in the history
Dominum et vivificantem
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31 Int, 2 | feels herself called to this mission of proclaiming the Spirit,
32 1, 7 | in the Church through the mission of the invisible Counselor,
33 1, 7 | truth. How intimately this mission is linked with the mission
34 1, 7 | mission is linked with the mission of Christ, how fully it
35 1, 7 | fully it draws from this mission of Christ, consolidating
36 1, 15 | accomplished in its entirety the mission of the Messiah, that is
37 1, 15 | connects his person and mission with a particular action
38 1, 16 | it is precisely he whose mission will bear for all humanity
39 1, 19 | activity, his messianic mission in the Holy Spirit is revealed
40 1, 19 | his faith in the redeeming mission of Jesus of Nazareth. On
41 1, 19 | reduced to the messianic mission of the "Servant of the Lord."
42 1, 20 | seventy-two disciples from the mission entrusted to them by the
43 1, 22 | directly (it is his new mission), to complete the work of
44 1, 24 | a close link between the mission of the Holy Spirit and that
45 1, 24 | Son in the Redemption. The mission of the Son, in a certain
46 1, 24 | in the Redemption. The mission of the Holy Spirit "draws
47 1, 25 | capable of fulfilling the mission entrusted to them. They
48 2, 27 | means the rejection of his mission, a rejection that will cause
49 2, 28 | attention principally on this mission of the Holy Spirit, which
50 2, 28 | us to understand how his mission is also "to convince" of
51 2, 29 | who rejected the messianic mission of the Son of Man and condemned
52 2, 42 | climax of Jesus' messianic mission, the Holy Spirit becomes
53 2, 45 | the human conscience, the mission of the Son and the Holy
54 2, 46 | of salvation in which the mission of the Holy Spirit is accomplished.
55 2, 47 | readiness to accept his mission as the Counselor, when he
56 2, 48 | convincing" as elements of the mission of the Paraclete: sin, righteousness
57 3, 61 | constitution and of that mission which enables her to share
58 3, 61 | to share in the messianic mission of Christ, according to
59 3, 61 | sense forms part of his own mission. And yet it occurs by the
60 3, 62 | Spirit, as part of his own mission.270 Through the Eucharist
61 3, 63 | Spirit, within the same mission of the Paraclete-Spirit
62 3, 63 | there is the rhythm of the mission of the Son, who came into
63 3, 63 | is also the rhythm of the mission of the Holy Spirit, as he
64 3, 63 | And in the context of his mission, as it were within the indivisible
Ecclesia de Eucharistia
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65 2, 22 | redemption of all.40 The Church's mission stands in continuity with
66 2, 22 | stands in continuity with the mission of Christ: “As the Father
67 2, 22 | needed to carry out her mission. The Eucharist thus appears
68 3, 27 | witnesses chosen and sent on mission by Christ himself”.51 The
69 3, 28 | Apostles in the pastoral mission necessarily entails the
70 CON, 60 | carrying out the Church's mission, every work of pastoral
Evangelium vitae
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71 Int, 1 | heart of his redemptive mission, Jesus says: "I came that
72 Int, 3 | God, and engage her in her mission of proclaiming the Gospel
73 Int, 5 | the doctrinal and pastoral mission of the Church with regard
74 2, 32 | forth the meaning of his own mission: all who suffer because
75 2, 32 | taken place in the Church's mission from the beginning. When
76 2, 37 | the real object of Jesus' mission: he is the one who "comes
77 2, 43 | over and above the specific mission of parents, the task of
78 2, 47 | 47. The mission of Jesus, with the many
79 2, 47 | the world, he gives them a mission, a mission in which healing
80 2, 47 | gives them a mission, a mission in which healing the sick
81 4, 78 | prophetic, priestly and royal mission of the Lord Jesus. It is
82 4, 82 | in different ways, in her mission as "teacher" of the truth.
83 4, 82 | the truth and their own mission by proposing personal ideas
84 4, 86 | In living out their mission "these heroic women do not
85 4, 87 | sharing in Christ's royal mission, our support and promotion
86 4, 88 | accompanying every family in its mission as the "sanctuary of life".
87 4, 92 | upon marriage, and from its mission to "guard, reveal and communicate
88 4, 92 | that the family fulfils its mission to proclaim the Gospel of
89 4, 92 | given them. The parents' mission as educators also includes
90 4, 94 | with joy and courage its mission to further the Gospel of
91 4, 95 | also rooted in the Church's mission of evangelization. The purpose
92 4, 100 | carry out their challenging mission amid so many difficulties: 135
93 Conc, 103 | Church cannot forget that her mission was made possible by the
94 Conc, 104 | and opposing the Church's mission.~Here too Mary sheds light
Fides et ratio
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95 Int, 2 | diakonia of the truth.1 This mission on the one hand makes the
96 Int, 2(1) | have become sharers in this mission of the prophet Christ, and
97 Int, 2(1) | Christ, and in virtue of that mission we together with him are
98 Int, 6 | Bishops, with whom I share the mission of “proclaiming the truth
99 2, 21 | explorers” (cf. Qoh 1:13), whose mission it is to leave no stone
100 7, 98 | In order to fulfil its mission, moral theology must turn
101 Conc, 101(123)| in close union with the mission of teaching truth for which
Laborem exercens
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102 1, 2 | connected with her apostolic mission have been especially directed.
103 2, 8 | for she considers it her mission, her service, a proof of
104 4, 19 | these primary goals of the mission of a mother26. ~In this
105 5, 24 | participation in his threefold mission as Priest, Prophet and King,
Redemptor hominis
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106 1, 2 | remote, with the line of the mission and ministry that confers
107 1, 3 | aware of their salvific mission.~Paul VI selected this present-day
108 1, 3 | divine mystery and her human mission, and even her human weaknesses -
109 1, 4 | the Church of Christ, her mission and her service are to humanity.
110 1, 4 | more serviceable for her mission of salvation for all: God "
111 1, 6 | fulfilling the Church's universal mission, with regard to ecumenical
112 2, 7 | principle of her life and mission.~
113 2, 10 | determines the Church's mission in the world and, perhaps
114 2, 11 | the basis of the Church's mission and of Christianity~The
115 2, 11 | and fixed centre of the mission that God himself has entrusted
116 2, 11 | We must all share in this mission and concentrate all our
117 2, 11 | modern mankind. If this mission seems to encounter greater
118 2, 11 | consciously join in the great mission of revealing Christ to the
119 2, 12 | 12. The Church's mission and human freedom~In this
120 2, 12 | freedom~In this unity in mission, which is decided principally
121 2, 12 | blows where it wills"76. The mission is never destruction, but
122 2, 12 | conversion that is begun by the mission is a work of grace, in which
123 2, 12 | integrity78. In fulfilling this mission, we look towards Christ
124 2, 12 | Church, because of her divine mission, becomes all the more the
125 3, 14 | travel in fulfilling her mission: he is the primary and fundamental
126 3, 14 | and experience, for her mission and toil, the Church of
127 3, 15 | unbreakably united element of her mission this solicitude for man,
128 3, 17 | problem is linked with her mission in the modern world. Indeed
129 4 | IV. THE CHURCH'S MISSION AND MAN'S DESTINY~
130 4, 18 | profoundly her own nature and mission by penetrating into the
131 4, 18 | are indispensable for her mission. For if, as was already
132 4, 18 | share in Christ's triple mission, his triple office as priest,
133 4, 18 | of us must share in this mission and service.~
134 4, 19 | have become sharers in this mission of the prophet Christ, and
135 4, 19 | Christ, and in virtue of that mission we together with him are
136 4, 19 | and fruitfully in Christ's mission as prophet. Therefore, when
137 4, 19 | in close union with the mission of teaching truth for which
138 4, 19 | play in Christ's prophetic mission and service of divine truth,
139 4, 19 | which involves the prophetic mission that comes from Christ himself: "
140 4, 21 | by showing the threefold mission of Christ himself, through
141 4, 21 | sharing in Christ's kingly mission, that is to say the fact
142 4, 21 | sharing in Christ's kingly mission - his "kingly function" (
143 4, 21 | call and the drive for her mission and her service among all
144 4, 22 | salvation and in the Church's mission from the very beginning,
Redemptoris Mater
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145 Int, 1 | love of the Father, the mission of the Son, the gift of
146 Int, 5 | accomplishes her own saving mission by uniting in herself -
147 1, 16 | Son is to accomplish his mission, namely, in misunderstanding
148 1, 20 | Jesus during his messianic mission. One can say that this dimension
149 1, 20 | believed." But as the messianic mission of her Son grew clearer
150 1, 21 | radius of Christ's messianic mission and salvific power. Thus
151 2, 26 | from the beginning of his mission in Israel. Eleven of them
152 2, 26 | Jesus had passed on the mission which he himself had received
153 2, 26 | earth" (cf. Acts 1:8). This mission of the Apostles began the
154 2, 26 | directly receive this apostolic mission. She was not among those
155 2, 26 | when he conferred this mission on them. But she was in
156 2, 26 | preparing to take up this mission with the coming of the Spirit
157 2, 28 | present in the Church's mission, present in the Church's
158 2, 37 | renewed commitment to her mission. Following him who said
159 2, 37 | to accomplish that same mission. ~The Church's love of preference
160 2, 37 | completeness the meaning of her own mission."93~
161 3, 39 | whole work, to his whole mission. The words "Behold, I am
162 3, 39 | with the Savior's whole mission through her actions and
163 3, 39 | all those to whom Christ's mission was directed. Through this "
164 3, 41 | strongly emphasized that his mission was one of service: the
165 3, 42 | fidelity to the person and mission of this Son. As Mother, "
166 3, 43 | mystery of her life and mission modelled upon the example
Redemptoris missio
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167 Int, 1 | 1. The mission of Christ the Redeemer,
168 Int, 1 | human race shows that this mission is still only beginning
169 Int, 1 | dynamic way on the Trinitarian mission itself. The missionary thrust
170 Int, 2(1) | Paul VI, Message for World Mission Day, 1972, Insegnamenti
171 Int, 2 | to the Church's universal mission that the new evangelization
172 Int, 3 | urgency of the Church's mission is obvious.~On the other
173 Int, 3 | evangelization and to the mission ad gentes. No believer in
174 1, 4 | The Church's universal mission is born of faith in Jesus
175 1, 4 | faith that the Church's mission can be understood and only
176 1, 4 | adequate goal of the Church's mission? Does not respect for conscience
177 1, 5 | embraces all the aspects of his mission of grace, truth and revelation:
178 1, 9 | grow. He carries out his mission through her.~The Council
179 1, 9 | salvation for all, and sent on a mission to the whole world as the
180 1, 11 | mentioned regarding the mission ad gentes? While respecting
181 1, 11 | resurrection.~To the question, "why mission?" we reply with the Church'
182 1, 11 | meaning and joy to our life. Mission is an issue of faith, an
183 1, 11 | of divine filiation. Why mission? Because to us, as to St.
184 1, 11 | This is why the Church's mission derives not only from the
185 2, 13 | kingdom are the purpose of his mission: "I was sent for this purpose" (
186 2, 13 | the very beginning of his mission in the synagogue at Nazareth,
187 2, 13 | Easter, the scope of his mission was focused on Israel. Nevertheless,
188 2, 14 | characteristic of Jesus' mission: healing and forgiving.
189 2, 14 | suffering, and that his mission, from the very beginning,
190 2, 16 | message, his actions and whole mission. The disciples recognize
191 2, 17 | ideas about salvation and mission which can be called "anthropocentric"
192 2, 18 | Christ, which she has "the mission of announcing and inaugurating
193 3 | THE PRINCIPAL AGENT OF MISSION~
194 3, 21 | climax of Jesus' messianic mission, the Holy Spirit becomes
195 3, 21 | the whole of the Church's mission. His action is preeminent
196 3, 21 | action is preeminent in the mission ad gentes, as can clearly
197 3, 23 | necessary to carry out their mission. The reference here is to
198 3, 23 | each version, Mark presents mission as proclamation or kerygma: "
199 3, 23 | sacramental catechesis. In Luke, mission is presented as witness (
200 3, 23 | a word equivalent to "mission." He directly links the
201 3, 23 | He directly links the mission which Jesus entrusts to
202 3, 23 | to his disciples with the mission which he himself has received
203 3, 23 | The ultimate purpose of mission is to enable people to share
204 3, 23 | fundamental unity of the same mission, a pluralism which reflects
205 3, 23 | Evangelists stress that the mission of the disciples is to cooperate
206 3, 23 | disciples is to cooperate in the mission of Christ; "Lo, I am with
207 3, 23 | of the age" (Mt 28:20). Mission, then, is based not on human
208 3 | Spirit Directs the Church's Mission~
209 3, 24 | 24. The mission of the Church, like that
210 3, 24 | the impetus given to the mission which, in accordance with
211 3, 25 | religion, for a truly universal mission.~
212 3, 26 | the central purposes of mission is to bring people together
213 3, 26 | Even before activity, mission means witness and a way
214 3, 27 | Apostles indicates that the mission which was directed first
215 3, 27 | sends its members forth on mission; having fasted, prayed and
216 3, 27 | In its origins, then, mission is seen as a community commitment,
217 3, 27 | beginning of the Church the mission ad gentes, while it had
218 3, 30 | horizons and possibilities for mission are growing ever wider,
219 3, 30 | is the principal agent of mission!~The history of humanity
220 3, 30 | frontiers, both in the initial mission ad gentes and in the new
221 4 | THE VAST HORIZONS OF THE MISSION AD GENTES~
222 4, 31 | Church received a universal mission - one which knows no boundaries -
223 4, 31 | people and nations."49~This mission is one and undivided, having
224 4, 31 | missionary activity which we call mission ad gentes, in reference
225 4, 31 | withdraw from her permanent mission of bringing the Gospel to
226 4, 32 | and countries had become "mission territories"; the situation
227 4, 32 | situation, with one single mission, the same everywhere. The
228 4, 32 | apparent in the "language of mission." For example, there is
229 4, 32 | hesitation to use the terms "mission" and "missionaries," which
230 4, 32 | to use instead the noun "mission" in the singular and the
231 4, 32 | missions into the Church's mission, the insertion of missiology
232 4, 32 | eliminating, the Church's mission and missionaries ad gentes.
233 4, 32 | existencec of a specific mission ad gentes, just as saying
234 4 | Mission Ad Gentes Retains Its Value~
235 4, 33 | activities in the Church's one mission is not intrinsic to that
236 4, 33 | is not intrinsic to that mission, but arises from the variety
237 4, 33 | circumstances in which that mission is carried out. 51 Looking
238 4, 33 | to other groups. This is mission ad gentes in the proper
239 4, 33 | commitment to the universal mission. In these communities the
240 4, 34 | activity proper, namely the mission ad gentes, is directed to "
241 4, 34 | specific nature of this mission ad gentes consists in its
242 4, 34 | indistinguishable part of the overall mission of the whole People of God
243 4, 34 | of the earth. Without the mission ad gentes, the Church's
244 4, 35 | 35. The mission ad gentes faces an enormous
245 4, 35 | changing situations the mission seems destined to have ever
246 4, 36 | they render to the Church's mission in order to discover the
247 4, 36 | principal agents of the Church's mission, but Jesus Christ and his
248 4 | Parameters of the Church's Mission Ad Gentes~
249 4, 37 | s universal mandate, the mission ad gentes knows no boundaries.
250 4, 37 | parameters within which that mission is exercised, in order to
251 4, 37 | territorial dimension of the mission ad gentes,59 a dimension
252 4, 37 | Certainly, a universal mission implies a universal perspective.
253 4, 37 | special structures of the mission ad gentes, with groups and
254 4, 37 | toward which the Church's mission ad gentes ought to be chiefly
255 4, 37 | climate. Today the image of mission ad gentes is perhaps changing:
256 4, 39 | whose body she is, and whose mission she continues. She must
257 4, 39 | possible to carry out her mission in the world and to reach
258 4, 39 | for their freedom.64 Her mission does not restrict freedom
259 4, 39 | impoverished in its ecclesial mission."66~
260 4, 40 | from being a reality. The mission ad gentes is still in its
261 5 | CHAPTER V - THE PATHS OF MISSION~
262 5, 41 | order to achieve this goal?~Mission is a single but complex
263 5, 42 | and irreplaceable form of mission: Christ, whose mission we
264 5, 42 | of mission: Christ, whose mission we continue, is the "witness"
265 5, 44 | the permanent priority of mission. The Church cannot elude
266 5, 44 | the heart of the Church's mission and life, as the hinge on
267 5, 44 | In the complex reality of mission, initial proclamation has
268 5, 47 | those areas involved in the mission ad gentes, tend to separate
269 5, 48 | together in unity."78~The mission ad gentes has this objective:
270 5, 48 | activity, so much so that the mission is not completed until it
271 5, 49 | of the Church's universal mission, is the clearest sign of
272 5, 49 | combined with concern for the mission ad gentes. In this way,
273 5, 52 | effective instrument of mission.~Thanks to this action within
274 5, 52 | working in the Church's mission ad gentes, the Christian
275 5, 55 | the Church's evangelizing mission. Understood as a method
276 5, 55 | not in opposition to the mission ad gentes; indeed, it has
277 5, 55 | special links with that mission and is one of its expressions.
278 5, 55 | of its expressions. This mission, in fact, is addressed to
279 5, 55 | two in the context of her mission ad gentes. These two elements
280 5, 56 | dialogue in the context of mission. Those engaged in this dialogue
281 5, 58 | 58. The mission ad gentes is still being
282 5, 58 | It is not the Church's mission to work directly on the
283 5, 58 | development. Rather, her mission consists essentially in
284 5 | Source and Criterion of Mission~
285 5, 60 | an integral part of their mission. The Conference of Latin
286 5, 60 | poor are those to whom the mission is first addressed, and
287 5, 60 | the sign and proof of the mission of Jesus."115~In fidelity
288 5, 60 | remains the driving force of mission, and is also "the sole criterion
289 6, 61 | that they may share in his mission and continue in his saving
290 6, 61 | in the Church's universal mission. They constitute a "collegial
291 6, 61 | collegial subject" of that mission, having been chosen by Jesus
292 6, 61 | of the Church's universal mission were expanded, and the way
293 6, 61 | early Church experiences her mission as a community task, while
294 6, 62 | to further its universal mission remains valid and urgent
295 6, 62 | group to the one and common mission of proclaiming and living
296 6, 63 | evangelization and the universal mission. I have traveled all over
297 6, 64 | world. 127~The Church's mission is wider than the "communion
298 6, 66 | particular spirit and a specific mission"; the guardians of this
299 6 | Priests for the Universal Mission~
300 6, 67 | concern for the Church's mission: "The spiritual gift that
301 6, 67 | for any narrow and limited mission, but for the most universal
302 6, 67 | universal and all embracing mission of salvation 'to the end
303 6, 67 | the universal scope of the mission that Christ entrusted to
304 6, 68(137) | Message for World Mission Day, 1982: Insegnamenti
305 6, 70 | fruitful. It is precisely the mission ad gentes that offers them
306 6, 71 | the Church's "permanent mission of bringing the Gospel to
307 6, 71 | faithful in this regard. The mission ad gentes is incumbent upon
308 6, 71 | their part, in the threefold mission of Christ as Priest, Prophet
309 6, 72 | should be involved in the mission ad gentes as cooperators
310 6, 73 | all to the catechists in mission lands.... Churches that
311 6, 74 | serving the Church and her mission; namely, other Church personnel:
312 6, 75 | visible and organic, her mission requires an external and
313 6, 75 | In order to re-launch the mission ad gentes, a center of outreach,
314 6, 75 | decisively oriented toward the mission in its various forms. To
315 7, 77 | fruitful part of the Church's mission. The Second Vatican Council
316 7, 77 | Sharing in the universal mission therefore is not limited
317 7, 78 | beginning of the Church's mission - is celebrated in some
318 7, 79 | harvest needs laborers. The mission is carried out above all
319 7, 81 | than in receiving.~World Mission Day, which seeks to heighten
320 7, 82 | numerous are the citizens of mission countries and followers
321 7, 82 | forming which call for the mission ad gentes, and the local
322 7, 83 | ignore the Church's universal mission, ecumenism, the study of
323 7, 83 | in the Church's universal mission, promoting vocations ad
324 7 | Responsibility of the Pontifical Mission Societies~
325 7, 84 | belongs to the Pontifical Mission Societies, as I have often
326 7, 84 | in my Messages for World Mission Day. The four Societies -
327 7, 84 | service to the Church's mission, without which authentic
328 7, 85 | context of the universal mission, and none should be closed
329 7, 85 | evangelization, may think that their mission is now at home, and thus
330 7, 86 | evangelization and to the worldwide mission, and leads us to pray as
331 8 | difficult and new paths of mission.~Today, as in the past,
332 8 | Today, as in the past, that mission is difficult and complex,
333 8, 88 | understand or carry out the mission unless we refer it to Christ
334 8, 88 | and expresses love. The mission follows this same path and
335 8, 90 | 90. The call to mission derives, of its nature,
336 8, 90 | everyone in fulfilling the mission of salvation in the Church."174~
337 8, 90 | to the universal call to mission. Every member of the faithful
338 8, 90 | called to holiness and to mission. This was the earnest desire
339 8, 90 | The renewed impulse to the mission ad gentes demands holy missionaries.
340 8, 91 | view that the future of mission depends to a great extent
341 8, 91 | teaches them the paths of mission: poverty, meekness, acceptance
342 Conc, 92 | in the Church's apostolic mission for the rebirth of humanity.
Slavorum apostoli
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343 2, 4 | emperor and the Patriarch on a mission to the Saracens. On the
344 2, 5 | among these peoples that mission to which both of them devoted
345 2, 5 | innovating elements of the mission they were carrying out were
346 3, 9 | an important link in the mission entrusted by the Savior
347 4, 13 | the obligations of their mission. They acknowledged the traditional
348 4, 13 | Having undertaken their mission under orders from Constantinople,
349 4, 14 | account the fact that their mission was exercised in the years
350 5, 17 | and which sustained their mission among the Slav nations.~
351 7, 24 | had originally worked the mission of Cyril and Methodius was
352 7, 26 | not only carried out their mission with full respect for the
353 8, 29 | Constantinople, from which the Slav mission had begun.~Now that eleven
354 8, 30 | thanks to the apostolic mission of the holy Brothers from
355 8, 31 | discern tomorrow. For the mission of the Church is always
Sollicitudo rei socialis
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356 2, 7 | equally profound, of her mission of "service," a mission
357 2, 7 | mission of "service," a mission distinct from the function
358 6, 41 | to extend her religious mission to the various fields in
359 6, 41 | the Church fulfills her mission to evangelize, for she offers
360 6, 41 | the Church's evangelizing mission. And since it is a doctrine
Ut unum sint
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361 Int, 3 | of her identity and her mission in history. The Catholic
362 Int, 4 | gave Peter this special mission in the Church and exhorted
363 Int, 4 | Second Vatican Council, the mission of the Bishop of Rome is
364 1, 9 | the very heart of Christ's mission. Nor is it some secondary
365 1, 15 | with which Jesus begins his mission, indicate the essential
366 1, 23 | might bear witness to his mission and the world would believe
367 1, 23 | service of the Christian mission and its credibility. It
368 2, 43 | tasks which constitutes the mission of Christians: that of reminding
369 2, 50 | to the fulfilment of her mission.~The Second Vatican Ecumenical
370 3, 91 | outline of the pastoral mission of Peter in the Church: "
371 3, 91 | immediately after receiving his mission, is rebuked with unusual
372 3, 91 | in order to clarify the mission of Peter, insists on the
373 3, 92 | experience.~As the heir to the mission of Peter in the Church,
374 3, 94 | the sheep hear".151 The mission of the Bishop of Rome within
375 3, 94 | Sacraments, the Church's mission, discipline and the Christian
376 3, 95 | separate this office from the mission entrusted to the whole body
377 3, 95 | what is essential to its mission, is nonetheless open to
378 3, 98 | which Christians have the mission to spread and, consequently,
379 Exh, 101 | is part of the episcopal mission and it is a duty which derives
Veritatis splendor
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380 Int, 4 | humanity, in fidelity to their mission, they have confirmed, supported
381 1, 14 | and by his very life: his mission culminates in the Cross
382 1, 19 | he entrusts a particular mission, beginning with the Twelve;
383 1, 25 | Apostles carried out their mission of preaching the Gospel
384 2, 45 | respect and fulfilling her mission of authentically interpreting
385 2, 49(88) | Reconciliation and Penance in the Mission of the Church Today cites
386 3, 84 | requirements of the Church's mission, for the salvation of the
387 3, 85 | Paul's awareness of the mission he had received: "Christ...
388 3, 95 | separated from her teaching mission, which she must always carry
389 3, 108 | can likewise speak of the mission and the responsibility proper
390 3, 109 | carry out her prophetic mission, the Church must constantly
391 3, 109 | to carry out its proper mission, to recognize its profound
392 3, 109 | mystery, her life and her mission: "Theology is an ecclesial
393 3, 109 | actively involved in the mission of the Church, particularly
394 3, 109 | particularly in its prophetic mission".171 By its very nature
395 3, 111 | for the Church's life and mission, but also for human society
396 3, 113 | conformity with their apostolic mission, insisting that the right
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