Chap., n.

 1 INT,  1 |            proclaim the Gospel to the people of today, who are buoyed
 2 INT,  2 |            proclaim the Gospel to all people,"3 has had the single aim
 3 INT,  2 |         proclaiming the Gospel to the people of the twentieth century~
 4 INT,  3 |               of presenting it to the people of our time, in a way that
 5 INT,  4 |            servants we are and to the people to whom we must transmit
 6 INT,  4 |               really transforming the people of this century?~- What
 7 INT,  4 |             Gospel and to put it into people's hearts with conviction,
 8 INT,  5 |         succeed in inviting the whole People of God assembled in the
 9 INT,  5 |               the Lord Jesus, so that people can believe and be saved.
10 INT,  5 |    accommodation. It is a question of people's salvation. It is the beauty
11   I,  13|             Peter calls Christians "a people set apart to sing the praises
12   I,  13|            has begun is meant for all people of all times. Those who
13   I,  14|              task of evangelizing all people constitutes the essential
14   I,  15|       commandment of love. She is the People of God immersed in the world,
15   I,  16|            without sorrow we can hear people - whom we wish to believe
16  II,  18|             collective consciences of people, the activities in which
17  II,  19|               ever greater numbers of people, but also of affecting and
18  II,  20|               to the relationships of people among themselves and with
19  II,  21|           life and destiny with other people, their solidarity with the
20  II,  21|            will ask, whether they are people to whom Christ has never
21  II,  21|               proclaimed, or baptized people who do not practice, or
22  II,  21|               who do not practice, or people who live as nominal Christians
23  II,  21|               in no way Christian, or people who are seeking, and not
24  II,  22|         having "your answer ready for people who ask you the reason for
25 III,  26|               of God will be for many people the unknown God55 whom they
26 III,  37|               with the dignity of the people."64~
27  IV,  41|            recently to a group of lay people, "Modern man listens more
28  IV,  44|            that of children and young people, needs to learn through
29  IV,  44|  catechumenate, for innumerable young people and adults who, touched
30  IV,  45|             News to reach millions of people. The Church would feel guilty
31  IV,  45|          should reach vast numbers of people, but with the capacity of
32  IV,  46|              their readiness to guide people in the ways of the Gospel,
33  IV,  47|               is precisely to educate people in the faith in such a way
34  IV,  48|      religiosity.~One finds among the people particular expressions of
35  IV,  48|               poor can know. It makes people capable of generosity and
36  IV,  48|              that is, religion of the people, rather than religiosity.~
37  IV,  48|            more for multitudes of our people a true encounter with God
38   V,  50|      insurmountable resistance of the people being addressed by the evangelizer.
39   V,  50|            mankind or to one class of people or to a single type of civilization.
40   V,  52|             necessary for innumerable people who have been baptized but
41   V,  52|            Christian life, for simple people who have a certain faith
42   V,  53|            the soul of vast groups of people. They carry within them
43   V,  53|            have taught generations of people how to pray. They are all
44   V,  54|               in a language suited to people and circumstances.~The Church
45   V,  56|              large number of baptized people who for the most part have
46   V,  56|        society and among the ordinary people, at all levels of education,
47   V,  57|               an immense multitude of people who need the Gospel and
48   V,  57|              feel sorry for all these people."80 But the Church is also
49   V,  58|               of the agape, groups of people who are linked by age, culture,
50   V,  58|                married couples, young people, professional people, etc.;
51   V,  58|            young people, professional people, etc.; people who already
52   V,  58|            professional people, etc.; people who already happen to be
53  VI,  59|                                59. If people proclaim in the world the
54  VI,  59| evangelization is a basic duty of the People of God."83~We have already
55  VI,  63|       intimately built up not only of people but also of aspirations,
56  VI,  63|        language that these particular people understand, then of proclaiming
57  VI,  63|              consideration the actual people to whom it is addresses,
58  VI,  64|            spiritual influence on the people among which it dwells. The
59  VI,  64|               order to enable its own people to profit from it, and capable
60  VI,  64|       experience and the life of this people, for the benefit of all.~
61  VI,  65|          outward forms proper to each people, and made explicit by theological
62  VI,  68|             They are educators of the People of God in the faith and
63  VI,  68|             to assemble the scattered People of God, to teed this People
64  VI,  68|           People of God, to teed this People with the signs of the action
65  VI,  68|               sacraments, to set this People on the road to salvation,
66  VI,  70|                               70. Lay people, whose particular vocation
67  VI,  70|              more Gospel-inspired lay people there are engaged in these
68  VI,  72|              on the other hand, young people who are well trained in
69  VI,  73|            pastors, religious and lay people, fired with their mission
70  VI,  73|           ministries, whereby certain people are appointed pastors and
71  VI,  73|         special esteem to all the lay people who accept to consecrate
72 VII,  75|              that he can speak to the people about Jesus, the Son of
73 VII,  75|             of the Spirit. Everywhere people are trying to know Him better,
74 VII,  75|               for it is He who causes people to discern the signs of
75 VII,  76|         Especially in regard to young people it is said that they have
76 VII,  76|            testify to solidarity with people and at the same time to
77 VII,  76|       collaborators in assembling the People of God and in animating
78 VII,  76|               faith and hope- all lay people who are conscious of their
79 VII,  77|             faithful not the image of people divided and separated by
80 VII,  77|            quarrels, but the image of people who are mature in faith
81 VII,  78|          gives peace of heart is what people are looking for when we
82 VII,  78|               pastors of the faithful people, and our pastoral service
83 VII,  79|           give the truth and to bring people into unity. Another sign
84 VII,  80|              certainly the ones which people claim to find support for
85 VII,  80|            the right to be put before people and often unfortunately