Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 Intro | was first preached, the Church has known the process of
2 Intro | the Third Millennium, the Church throughout the world is
3 Intro | Culture: «You must help the Church to respond to these fundamental
4 Intro | how is the message of the Church accessible to the new cultures,
5 Intro | sensitivity? How can the Church of Christ make itself understood
6 I | SOME GUIDELINES ~2. The Church is the messenger of Christ,
7 I | Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World and
8 I | World and the Decree on the Church's Missionary Activity, the
9 I | this new dimension of the Church's pastoral work in our times,
10 I,1 | is of Christ and of the Church, with man in his human nature
11 I,1 | history demonstrate, the Church illuminates the meaning
12 I,2 | through the preaching of the Church, and they ought, by baptism,
13 I,2 | incorporated into him, and into the Church which is his body» (Ad Gentes,
14 I,2 | Christ working within the Church, shows the truth about God
15 I,2 | with the Gospel. ~- For the Church, evangelizing means bringing
16 I,2 | cultural and social. The Church therefore does not hesitate
17 I,2 | world (cf. Jn 18:36), the Church or People of God which establishes
18 I,2 | sacramental nature of his Church, and to the love his disciples
19 I,2 | Through inculturation the Church makes the Gospel incarnate
20 I,2 | Through inculturation the Church, for her part, becomes a
21 I,2 | mission to evangelize, the Church takes account of the essential
22 I,2 | Christ and the Word that the Church proclaims, the inculturation
23 I,2 | proposing the Good News, the Church denounces the presence of
24 I,3 | the very mission of the Church in our times, in the renewed
25 I,3 | evangelization, which constitutes the Church's essential mission, her
26 I,3 | communion with the universal Church» (Redemptoris Missio, 54).
27 II,1 | Gaudium et Spes, 54). For the Church, it is like a new kairos,
28 II,1 | approach to culture. The Church in our time is well aware
29 II,1 | developed and articulated the Church's social teaching, from
30 II,1,1 | formidable challenge for the Church. Just as she was able to
31 II,1,1 | culture for centuries, the Church is called in the same way
32 II,1,2 | contact with the Gospel or the Church in secularised societies.
33 II,1,2 | promising initiatives the Church has taken, calling for a
34 II,1,2 | this Anew frontier of the Church's mission» (cf. Christifideles
35 II,1,3 | to Aenrich the universal Church itself with new expressions
36 II,2,1 | But it is not new for the Church: the light of faith clarifies
37 II,2,1 | interior unity. How could the Church not be concerned by this?
38 II,2,1 | contribution to the life of the Church by sharing their reflections
39 II,2,1 | a patchy presence of the Church at the heart of a culture
40 II,2,1 | juridical dimensions, which the Church deems to be of the greatest
41 II,2,2 | artistic heritage of the Church, a pastoral approach to
42 II,2,2 | remarkable areas of the Church's pastoral activity, at
43 II,2,3 | beyond them. Intuitively, the Church was aware of this from its
44 II,2,3 | the divine mystery. The Church shows profound respect to
45 II,2,3 | In Christian artists, the Church finds extraordinary potential
46 II,2,3 | same time, the Catholic Church's rich cultural heritage,
47 II,2,3 | cultural treasures of the Church should not be seen in exclusively
48 II,2,3 | of labour, in which the Church has long been present, and
49 II,3 | about the world in which the Church carries out her mission
50 II,3 | particularly since Vatican II, the Church recognizes these religious
51 II,3 | by men of culture. ~The Church asserts the dignity of the
52 II,3 | poor and the excluded, the Church is duty-bound to promote
53 II,3 | and between nations, the Church will associate herself with
54 II,3 | present in many countries. The Church there has taken up these
55 II,3,1 | hostile to Christ and the Church. These groups succeed quite
56 II,3,1 | One of the challenges the Church must take up is that of
57 II,3,1 | AHence the importance for the Church, whose concern it is, of
58 II (20) | Texts from the Catholic Church 1986-1994, edited by the
59 III,1 | living tradition of the Church and sustained by the witness
60 III,1 | promote the presence of the Church in the various areas of
61 III,1 | this end, each particular Church should have a cultural project,
62 III,2 | inculturation of faith, the Church comes into contact with
63 III,2 | communion of faith with the Church. Still, none could deny
64 III,2 | in danger of leaving the Church and giving up their faith. ~
65 III,3 | life at the heart of the Church. Men and women who have
66 III,3 | strengthens its belonging to the Church. Purifying and catechising
67 III,3 | quality. ~The parish, «the Church placed in the neighbourhoods
68 III,3 | profound understanding of the Church. ~In the complex and sometimes
69 III,4 | In many countries, the Church carries out her mission
70 III,4 | from the teaching of the Church. However, to implement their
71 III,4 | grasp the challenge: the Church is obliged to dedicate a
72 III,4 | cultures. ~The presence of the Church in the university and in
73 III (23) | mission of the laity in the Church and in the world, n. 44. ~
74 III (24) | Culture, The Presence of the Church in the University and in
75 III,5 | to various services the Church may ask of them: liturgical
76 III,5 | encouraged wherever in the Church they are not yet offered,
77 III,5 | and the tradition of the Church. ~
78 III,6 | still in communion with the Church. All these centres offer
79 III,6 | cultural centres offer to the Church the possibility of presence
80 III,6 | public forums which allow the Church to make widely known, in
81 III,7 | society. Through them the Church can get through to people
82 III,7 | in the life of the local Church, but also in the wider society,
83 III,7 | The various sectors of the Church would communicate better
84 III,8 | of incomprehensions, the Church and society as a whole have
85 III,8 | have been ruled out, the Church must be alert to the contributions,
86 III,8 | their faithfulness to the Church's magisterium. ~— Mass-market
87 III,9 | renewed dialogue between the Church and artistic institutions
88 III,9 | presupposes freedom C the Catholic Church has acted as advocate and
89 III,9 | This historic role of the Church is as relevant as ever,
90 III,9 | a part of her life, the Church is inviting them to renew
91 III,9 | deeper reflection on the church as a holy place, and on
92 III,9 | they are understood by the Church in their artistic work and
93 III,9 | should be acknowledged by the Church. They may also be brought
94 III,9 | fruitful dialogue between the Church and the world of art. The
95 III (27) | officials responsible for the Church's cultural heritage should
96 III (27) | Cultural Heritage of the Church, Circular letter on formation
97 III (27) | cultural heritage of the Church in Seminaries, 15 October
98 III (28) | Cultural Heritage of the Church, 1995. ~
99 III,1 | universities, as well as many Church movements active in all
100 III,1 | an integral part of the Church's global pastoral effort
101 III,1 | people are the future of the Church and of the world. Pastoral
102 Conclu | Spes, 53-62) appears to the Church, on the eve of the third
103 Conclu (32)| for Culture to help the Church be involved in the saving
104 Conclu | involvement has marked the Church's pilgrimage throughout
105 Conclu | Christian message and also the Church's reflection and practice.
106 Conclu | stake for the future of the Church and the world? The proclamation
107 Conclu | other aim than to help the Church to fullfil its mission of
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