Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I     | transformation of authentic cultural values through their integration
 2 I,2   |             of judgment, determining values, points of interest, lines
 3 I,2   |     facilitate the identification of values and counter-values in a
 4 I,2   |            transmits to them her own values, at the same time taking
 5 I,2   |             living and raising their values to the mystery of salvation
 6 I,2   |             be transformed by Gospel values in the light of the Paschal
 7 I,2   |    idolatries, in other words of the values that are held up as idols
 8 I,2   |           are held up as idols or of values so-called cultures hold
 9 II,1,1|      Cultural fragmentation confines values to the private sphere: this
10 II,1,2|              s homes, to implant the values of the Gospel there? ~
11 II,1,3|             with new expressions and values» (Redemptoris Missio, 52
12 II,2,1|               and on their choice of values. There is a stark basic
13 II,2,1|              asked: how should moral values relate to civil law in a
14 II,2,3|              the genuine educational values and a springboard for celebrating
15 II,3  |         began, the positive cultural values of these religions were
16 II,3  |           recognizes these religious values and promotes those which
17 II,3  |             30-37, 42). The positive values enshrined in these traditional
18 II,3  |          sphere, and the loss of the values of local cultures in favor
19 II,3  |        secularized culture, with its values of solidarity, generous
20 II,3  |              fundamentally Christian values which have imbued culture
21 II,3  |              the questions of truth, values, existence and meaning with
22 II,3  |           radical questioning of the values essential to Christians.
23 II,3,1|          that is, the principles and values which make up the ethos
24 III,2 |            to reach a discernment of values, customs and rites which
25 III,3 |            it in the light of Gospel values, above all when it is a
26 III,3 |       discover its genuine spiritual values and bring them to fruition
27 III,4 |          vocation of bringing Gospel values to the heart of culture.
28 III,4 |        genuine formation in cultural values, which is an ideal basis
29 III,6 |             themes (cultural trends, values, intercultural or inter-religious
30 III,6 |  enthusiastic personal commitment to values enriched by faith in Christ.
31 III,7 |            bring out those Christian values which are essential elements
32 III,9 |           aesthetics as to Christian values. In our culture, where a
33 III,9 |              express these spiritual values in their art. Creativity
34 III,1 |            being closed to spiritual values».(29) Young people are the