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 1 INT,  1  |           the effort to proclaim the Gospel to the people of today,
 2 INT,  2  |             striving to proclaim the Gospel to all people,"3 has had
 3 INT,  2  |           fitted for proclaiming the Gospel to the people of the twentieth
 4 INT,  4  |          order that the power of the Gospel may have its effect?~Basically,
 5 INT,  4  |             equipped to proclaim the Gospel and to put it into people'
 6 INT,  5  |            work as a preacher of the Gospel and acquit himself perfectly
 7 INT,  5  |              the presentation of the Gospel message is not an optional
 8   I,  6  |             gathered together in his Gospel - "I must proclaim the Good
 9   I,  10 |          life lived according to the Gospel, through abnegation and
10   I,  10 |           interior renewal which the Gospel calls metanoia; it is a
11   I,  14 |             I boast of preaching the gospel, since it is a duty that
12   I,  15 |             in order to proclaim the Gospel. The Second Vatican Council
13   I,  15 |             It is the content of the Gospel, and therefore of evangelization,
14   I,  15 |              personal ideas,43 but a Gospel of which neither she nor
15   I,  15 |            of it as they wish, but a Gospel of which they are the ministers,
16   I,  16 |        evident in this phrase of the Gospel: "Anyone who rejects you
17  II,  18 |         lives lived according to the Gospel.48 The purpose of evangelization
18  II,  19 |            not only of preaching the Gospel in ever wider geographic
19  II,  19 |             through the power of the Gospel, mankind's criteria of judgment,
20  II,  20 |         themselves and with God.~The Gospel, and therefore evangelization,
21  II,  20 |  Nevertheless, the kingdom which the Gospel proclaims is lived by men
22  II,  20 |         independent of cultures, the Gospel and evangelization are not
23  II,  20 |          them.~The split between the Gospel and culture is without a
24  II,  20 |             by an encounter with the Gospel. But this encounter will
25  II,  20 |           will not take place if the Gospel is not proclaimed.~
26  II,  21 |                    21. Above all the Gospel must be proclaimed by witness.
27  II,  23 |              in community, which the Gospel inaugurates. Such an adherence,
28  II,  24 |            by clarifying to whom the Gospel message is addressed and
29 III,  28 |            God, is the kernel of the Gospel; the preaching of the mystery
30 III,  29 |           unceasing interplay of the Gospel and of man's concrete life,
31 III,  31 |           which comes to us from the Gospel concerning love of our neighbor
32 III,  37 |            is not in accord with the Gospel, that it is not Christian;
33  IV,  40 |      effective for communicating the Gospel message to the men and women
34  IV,  42 |          purpose of transmitting the Gospel message, the modern means
35  IV,  43 |              profoundly dependent on Gospel teaching and faithful to
36  IV,  45 |            put at the service of the Gospel, they are capable of increasing
37  IV,  46 |       collective proclamation of the Gospel, the other form of transmission,
38  IV,  46 |          other way of handing on the Gospel than by transmitting to
39  IV,  46 |            people in the ways of the Gospel, to support them in their
40   V,  49 |             last words in St. Mark's Gospel confer on the evangelization
41   V,  50 |       preaching Jesus Christ and His Gospel. But we are confident that
42   V,  50 |              the proclamation of the Gospel by limiting it to one sector
43   V,  51 |          reveal Jesus Christ and His Gospel to those who do not know
44   V,  53 |            true "preparation for the Gospel,"75 to quote a felicitous
45   V,  54 |             been in contact with the Gospel often for generations. Thus
46   V,  54 |         through a catechesis full of Gospel vitality and in a language
47   V,  57 |     multitude of people who need the Gospel and have a right to it,
48   V,  57 |             to all. Knowing that the Gospel message is not reserved
49   V,  57 |              if the preaching of the Gospel is to be effective, she
50   V,  58 |             and inspired only by the Gospel. Thus their obvious characteristic
51   V,  58 |          vocation: as hearers of the Gospel which is proclaimed to them
52   V,  58 |            become proclaimers of the Gospel themselves.~
53  VI,  59 |            proclaim in the world the Gospel of salvation, they do so
54  VI,  59 |              world and preaching the gospel to every creature."82 And
55  VI,  60 |            distant land preaches the Gospel, gathers his little community
56  VI,  60 |            the task of spreading the Gospel.~
57  VI,  63 |      assimilating the essence of the Gospel message and of transposing
58  VI,  64 |             are most faithful to the Gospel and most open to the true
59  VI,  66 |              out in the pages of the Gospel the insistence with which
60  VI,  67 |              s mandate to preach the Gospel to every creature (cf. Mk.
61  VI,  68 |              action: to proclaim the Gospel of God.104~A mark of our
62  VI,  69 |           and to go and proclaim the Gospel even to the ends of the
63  VI,  71 |              to be a place where the Gospel is transmitted and from
64  VI,  71 |       transmitted and from which the Gospel radiates.~In a family which
65  VI,  71 |             not only communicate the Gospel to their children, but from
66  VI,  71 |          themselves receive the same Gospel as deeply lived by them.~
67  VI,  72 |            zeal and intelligence the Gospel ideal as something to be
68  VI,  73 |              ways of proclaiming the Gospel effectively. We encourage
69 VII,  75 |           individual to proclaim the Gospel, and it is He who in the
70 VII,  75 |          Through the Holy Spirit the Gospel penetrates to the heart
71 VII,  76 |              for the progress of the Gospel that we proclaim.~"What
72 VII,  76 |             to the beatitudes of the Gospel. We exhort the laity: Christian
73 VII,  77 |            if those who proclaim the Gospel are divided among themselves
74 VII,  77 | evangelization today? Indeed, if the Gospel that we proclaim is seen
75 VII,  77 |          holy cause of preaching the Gospel to all men, and it impedes
76 VII,  77 |             of giving witness to the Gospel requires this.~
77 VII,  78 |                              78. The Gospel entrusted to us is also
78 VII,  78 |         Himself. The preacher of the Gospel will therefore be a person
79 VII,  79 |           impart to you not only the gospel of God but our very selves,
80 VII,  79 |           from every preacher of the Gospel, from every builder of the
81 VII,  80 |             truth, be it that of the Gospel, or to impose a way, be
82 VII,  80 |              added, why proclaim the Gospel when the whole world is
83 VII,  80 |       illusion to claim to bring the Gospel where it already exists
84 VII,  80 |         consciences the truth of the Gospel and salvation in Jesus Christ,
85 VII,  80 |          though we do not preach the Gospel to them; but as for us,
86 VII,  80 |             called "blushing for the Gospel"134 - or as a result of
87 VII,  80 |              of the ministers of the Gospel; and it will depend on us
88 VII,  80 |            but from ministers of the Gospel whose lives glow with fervor,
89 VIII,  82|    continually helped to promote the gospel.... I hold all of you dear-
90 VIII,  82|           solid grounds on which the gospel rests. God himself can testify