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503 V, 55 | destruction, old convictions which disappear and new convictions which
504 VI, 63 | risks losing its power and disappearing altogether if one empties
505 VII, 77 | assures us that "hope does not disappoint us."125 While we still work
506 VII, 75 | He who causes people to discern the signs of the times-
507 III, 28 | in both continuity and discontinuity with the present situation:
508 VII, 80 | evangelizers who are dejected, discouraged, impatient or anxious, but
509 II, 22 | of the Church, from the discourse of Peter on the morning
510 IV, 40 | challenge to our capacity for discovery and adaptation.~On us particularly,
511 IV, 43 | offer the opportunity for a discreet but incisive statement of
512 VI, 60 | evangelizing action, with a discretionary power to carry it out in
513 V, 55 | power and domination, and discrimination of every kind: the inhuman
514 III, 31 | of the problems so much discussed today, concerning justice,
515 III, 30 | of life: famine, chronic disease, illiteracy, poverty, injustices
516 VII, 80 | is manifested in fatigue, disenchantment, compromise, lack of interest
517 III, 39 | continues, even if it is disguised by categorical declarations
518 VII, 80 | presents- "without coercion, or dishonorable or unworthy pressure"131-
519 VII, 77 | to a shared, sincere and disinterested search for truth. Yes, the
520 VII, 77 | preaching fail to be disturbed, disoriented, even scandalized?~The Lord'
521 V, 54 | the Church does not feel dispensed from paving unflagging attention
522 VI, 67(100)| 614; Constitution Divina disponente clementia, ed. cit., p.
523 I, 15 | absolute masters and owners, to dispose of it as they wish, but
524 VII, 77 | to be rent by doctrinal disputes, ideological polarizations
525 VI, 70 | dimension which is often disregarded.~
526 VI, 68 | our lives, and confers a distinct character on our activities,
527 VI, 63 | life and the world, which distinguish this or that human gathering,
528 II, 17 | impoverishing it and even of distorting it. It is impossible to
529 III, 28 | to impede or to accept a distortion of evangelization: it is
530 IV, 48 | subject to penetration by many distortions of religion and even superstitions.
531 INT, 1 | often oppressed by fear and distress, is a service rendered to
532 VII, 77 | our preaching fail to be disturbed, disoriented, even scandalized?~
533 III, 32 | existence if it were to diverge from the religious axis
534 V, 55 | daily faced, under the most diverse forms, with a consumer society,
535 VI, 66 | tasks to accomplish. This diversity of services in the unity
536 VI, 67(100)| cit., p. 614; Constitution Divina disponente clementia, ed.
537 VIII, 82 | renewed which the Church, docile to her Lord's command, must
538 VII, 77 | proclaim is seen to be rent by doctrinal disputes, ideological polarizations
539 III, 28(59) | Declaratio circa Catholicam Doctrinam de Ecclesia contra nonnullos
540 VI, 71 | deserved the beautiful name of "domestic Church."106 This means that
541 V, 55 | a desire for power and domination, and discrimination of every
542 III, 32 | who are sensitive to the dramatic questions involved in the
543 V, 55(77) | Cf. Henri de Lubac, Le drame de l'humanisme athee, ed.
544 VI, 64 | that is to say, capable of drawing upon the universal patrimony
545 VI, 61 | every kind89 or which Peter drew in filled with one hundred
546 VI, 73 | mankind and of the Church. To drink at these ever inspiring
547 III, 28 | does not exist without the driving force which is the sacramental
548 III, 29 | realized, about the rights and duties of every human being, about
549 VI, 64 | the people among which it dwells. The more will it also be
550 VI, 65 | as a visible, living and dynamic principle of the unity between
551 III, 27(57) | Incarnationis et SS. Trinitatis e quibusdam recentibus erroribus (
552 VI, 73 | gives the benefit of an early experience in the matter
553 VI, 73 | able to neglect this?~We earnestly desire that in each individual
554 I, 7 | of the sacrifice of His earthly life.~To evangelize: what
555 III, 28(59) | Catholicam Doctrinam de Ecclesia contra nonnullos errores
556 I, 16(44) | Saint Cyprian, De Unitate Ecclesiae, 14: PL 4, 527; Saint Augustine,
557 V, 53 | They carry within them the echo of thousands of years of
558 VIII, 81 | is our heartfelt plea. It echoes the voice of our brethren
559 VI, 68 | encroach upon and no objection eclipse is this: as pastors, we
560 VII, 77(123)| 954-955; cf. Decree on Ecumenism Unitatis Redintegratio,
561 IV, 47 | evangelization is precisely to educate people in the faith in such
562 VI, 68 | of Christ."103 They are educators of the People of God in
563 V, 56 | constantly experience the effects of unbelief. Furthermore,
564 III, 33 | practice or short-term efficiency.~
565 VII, 75 | manifests in an external way the election of Jesus and His mission.
566 II, 21 | and which is an essential element, and generally the first
567 IV, 47 | but the purification and elevation of the natural life.~This
568 V, 50 | persecuted, threatened or eliminated solely for preaching Jesus
569 VI, 69 | obedience, can become an eloquent witness capable of touching
570 VI, 69 | they bear witness. They embody the Church in her desire
571 VI, 73 | her members will gladly embrace for the sake of ensuring
572 VII, 77 | and it impedes many from embracing the faith."123 For this
573 VII, 78 | that this involves. So many eminent and holy pastors have left
574 III, 39 | relevance of this matter, emphasizing "how many Christians still
575 VII, 77 | Council states clearly and emphatically that this division "damages
576 IV, 42 | should certainly impel us to employ, for the purpose of transmitting
577 VI, 63 | disappearing altogether if one empties or adulterates its content
578 IV, 42 | produced these days by so much empty talk and the relevance of
579 I, 16(44) | 4, 527; Saint Augustine, Enarrat. 88, Sermo, 2, 14: PL 37,
580 VI, 59(84) | Saint Augustine, Enarratio in Ps 44:23: CCL XXXVIII,
581 INT, 1 | necessary when it is a matter of encouraging our brethren in their mission
582 VI, 68 | which no doubts ought to encroach upon and no objection eclipse
583 V, 55 | becomes superfluous and an encumbrance. This sort of secularism,
584 III, 29(60) | pp. 1067-1074; Paul VI, Encyclical Letter Humanae Vitae: AAS
585 IV, 48 | the creation of sects and endanger the true ecclesial community.~
586 V, 55 | modern world. The Synod endeavored to describe this modern
587 III, 29 | development- a message especially energetic today about liberation.~
588 II, 18 | activities in which they engage, and the lives and concrete
589 III, 31 | great joy, furnished the enlightening principles for a proper
590 I, 6 | God"12 - without doubt has enormous consequences, for it sums
591 VI, 63 | Churches cannot fail to enrich the Church. Such attention
592 II, 24 | complementary and mutually enriching. Each one must always be
593 VI, 64 | 64. But this enrichment requires that the individual
594 III, 37 | forms of oppression and enslavement which are often harder to
595 III, 36 | less oppressive and less enslaving, but she is conscious that
596 V, 58 | not allow themselves to be ensnared by political polarization
597 II, 23 | life has been transformed enter a community which is itself
598 VI, 69 | ends of the earth. They are enterprising and their apostolate is
599 VIII, 82 | desire that we rejoice to entrust to the hands and the heart
600 III, 33 | or cultural life; it must envisage the whole man, in all his
601 VI, 68 | through the power of their episcopal ordination the authority
602 III, 37(64) | 627; Cf. Saint Augustine, Epistola 229, 2: PL 33, 1020.~
603 I, 11 | it will be said, has no equal elsewhere: "Here is a teaching
604 INT, 4 | not find herself better equipped to proclaim the Gospel and
605 III, 28(59) | Ecclesia contra nonnullos errores hodiernos tuendam (24 June
606 III, 27(57) | Trinitatis e quibusdam recentibus erroribus (21 February 1972): AAS
607 VII, 79 | uncertainties born of an erudition poorly assimilated but certainties
608 III, 27 | Absolute: a transcendent and eschatological salvation, which indeed
609 VI, 63 | task of assimilating the essence of the Gospel message and
610 VI, 62 | anomalous federation of essentially different individual Churches.
611 V, 53 | our religion effectively establishes with God an authentic and
612 VI, 59 | and building it up, she is establishing herself in the midst of
613 VI, 73 | ministries are valuable for the establishment, life, and growth of the
614 V, 53 | The Church respects and esteems these non Christian religions
615 III, 26 | things and has called men to eternal life. Perhaps this attestation
616 III, 27 | but which is fulfilled in eternity.~
617 V, 53 | Council and borrowed from Eusebius of Caesarea.~Such a situation
618 I, 16(44) | Chrysostom, Hom. de capto Eutropio, 6: PG 52, 462.~
619 VI, 61(85) | Gregory the Great, Homil. in Evangelia 19, 1: PL 76, 1154.~
620 I, 12 | same Jesus of whom John the Evangelist said that He had come and
621 VII, 76 | to it of a God whom the evangelists themselves should know and
622 V, 58 | beneficiaries or sole agents of evangelization- or even the only depositaries
623 VII, 75 | evangelization. Peter explains this event as the fulfillment of the
624 I, 16 | this dichotomy is clearly evident in this phrase of the Gospel: "
625 IV, 45 | personal qualities, and evoke an entirely personal adherence
626 II, 21 | demanding ones, questions evoked by this witness which involves
627 I, 15 | becomes a witness, when it evokes admiration and conversion,
628 VI, 65 | the Catholic faith just exactly as the ecclesial magisterium
629 V, 55 | nostalgia. It would not be an exaggeration to say that there exists
630 II, 24 | now wish to outline, by examining the content of evangelization
631 V, 50 | type of civilization. Some examples are revealing.~
632 III, 27 | struggles, but a salvation which exceeds all these limits in order
633 V, 58 | develop, almost without exception, within the Church, having
634 VII, 79 | the right to force them excessively. Respect for their conscience
635 III, 30 | especially in commercial exchanges, situations of economic
636 II, 24 | contradictory, indeed mutually exclusive. In fact they are complementary
637 VI, 61 | witness before judges and executioners and in their apologetical
638 VII, 78 | whether you be theologians, exegetes or historians- the work
639 V, 51 | privileged and in a sense exemplary moment of this missionary
640 VI, 67 | Church is this especially exercised by the Pope in the activity
641 IV, 47 | possess.~Evangelization thus exercises its full capacity when it
642 VI, 73 | its growth and life, by exercising a great variety of ministries
643 III, 28 | the Church, which does not exist without the driving force
644 IV, 43 | present in their midst, expect much from this preaching,
645 VII, 78 | servants.~Every evangelizer is expected to have a reverence for
646 VII, 76 | unexpected ways and painfully experiencing the need of Him- the world
647 V, 56 | previous periods, seek to explain and justify their position
648 II, 22 | the long run if it is not explained, justified - what Peter
649 V, 58 | ideologies, which are ready to exploit their immense human potential;~-
650 VI, 64 | varied forces of slavery and exploitation.~The more an individual
651 IV, 43 | evangelization, to the extent that it expresses the profound faith of the
652 V, 58 | simply be in their own way an extension on the spiritual and religious
653 IV, 42 | civilization of the image. These facts should certainly impel us
654 III, 35 | of its own negation and fails to reach the ideal that
655 V, 50 | apostles will never meet final failure in any part of the world.~
656 IV, 47 | sacraments as true sacraments of faith- and not to receive them
657 V, 58 | that they do not quickly fall victim to some political
658 IV, 46 | raise them up if they have fallen, and always to assist them
659 VII, 80 | And why should only falsehood and error, debasement and
660 VII, 76 | themselves should know and be familiar with as if they could see
661 III, 30 | remain on the margin of life: famine, chronic disease, illiteracy,
662 VII, 80 | or unworthy pressure"131- far from being an attack on
663 IV, 44 | express in an ever richer fashion during the course of her
664 V, 58 | political polarization or fashionable ideologies, which are ready
665 VII, 75 | baptism when the voice of the Father- "This is my beloved Son
666 IV, 48 | profound attributes of God: fatherhood, providence, loving and
667 V, 58 | characteristic is an attitude of fault-finding and of rejection with regard
668 IV, 43 | Church, celebrating the feast of the Lord present in their
669 VIII, 81 | evangelization as its basic feature, for these years which mark
670 III, 27(57) | recentibus erroribus (21 February 1972): AAS 64 (1972), pp.
671 V, 54 | starvation if it is not fed and sustained each day.
672 VI, 62 | the more or less anomalous federation of essentially different
673 VII, 77 | And it is with a strong feeling of Christian hope that look
674 V, 53 | the Gospel,"75 to quote a felicitous term used by the Second
675 II, 21(51) | I, PP. 150-153; Minucius Felix, Octavius 9 and 31: CSLP,
676 VII, 80 | likewise the right of his fellow men to receive from him
677 III, 27(57) | the Faith, Declaratio ad fidem tuendam in mysteria Incarnationis
678 VI, 67(100)| Christi, ed. cit., p. 343; Fifth Lateran Ecumenical Council,
679 VI, 61 | filled with one hundred and fifty-three big fish,90 a flock which
680 III, 32 | the specifically religious finality of evangelization. This
681 II, 24 | 24. Finally, the person who has been
682 VII, 77 | in faith and capable of finding a meeting-point beyond the
683 VI, 73 | religious and lay people, fired with their mission to evangelize,
684 III, 35 | more, the Church has the firm conviction that all temporal
685 INT, 2 | twentieth century ever better fitted for proclaiming the Gospel
686 I, 16 | against her.~It is certainly fitting to recall this fact at a
687 IV, 44 | they must seek always to fix in the memory, intelligence
688 VI, 61 | fifty-three big fish,90 a flock which a single shepherd
689 V, 53(74) | 1-4; 10, 1-3; 13, 3-4; Florilegium Patristicum II, Bonn 1911,
690 V, 58 | Synod, such communities flourish more or less throughout
691 V, 55 | forms of atheism seem to flow from it: a man centered
692 VI, 60 | and in her name.~From this flows the second conviction: if
693 INT, 4 | What methods should be followed in order that the power
694 VII, 77 | us that unity among His followers is not only the proof that
695 I, 15 | the origins of the Church, follows her history step by step
696 V, 54 | be to give this necessary food and sustenance to the faith
697 VII, 76 | tacitly or aloud- but always forcefully- we are being asked: Do you
698 VI, 64 | prey to the most varied forces of slavery and exploitation.~
699 III, 30 | is complete. This is not foreign to evangelization.~
700 V, 55 | modern world seems to he forever immersed in what a modern
701 III, 32 | well-being. Her activity, forgetful of all spiritual and religious
702 VII, 76 | profession, leaders, without forgetting the poor who are often rich
703 III, 28 | the capacity of giving and forgiving, of self-denial, of helping
704 V, 56 | for the most part have not formally renounced their Baptism
705 VI, 73 | concerning the adequate formation of all the ministers of
706 | former
707 VI, 63 | catechesis, theological formulation, secondary ecclesial structures,
708 INT, 2 | awaited from him a fresh forward impulse, capable of creating
709 IV, 43 | characteristic nature, full of hope, fostering belief, and productive of
710 V, 52 | imperfect knowledge of the foundations of that faith, for intellectuals
711 V, 51 | on as received from her Founder. The whole of the New Testament,
712 II, 17 | sacraments.~Any partial and fragmentary definition which attempts
713 III, 27 | needs, restricted to the framework of temporal existence and
714 III, 39 | structures safeguarding human freedoms. Among these fundamental
715 I, 15 | if she wishes to retain freshness, vigor and strength in order
716 VII, 74 | possible but also active and fruitful. These, among many others,
717 INT, 2 | trust and simplicity, the fruits of all their labors, stating
718 INT, 2 | has had the single aim of fulfilling her duty of being the messenger
719 VI, 61(86) | Acta 1:8; cf. Didache 9, 1: Fund Patres Apostolici, 1, 22.~
720 III, 31 | have, to our great joy, furnished the enlightening principles
721 III, 28 | will be revealed in the future life.58 Evangelization therefore
722 I, 10 | above all each individual gains them through a total interior
723 VII, 75 | Spirit"109 that He returns to Galilee and begins His preaching
724 VI, 60 | land preaches the Gospel, gathers his little community together
725 II, 21 | an essential element, and generally the first one, in evangelization."51~
726 V, 49 | The Twelve and the first generation of Christians understood
727 V, 55 | arise are covered by this generic name!~From the spiritual
728 IV, 48 | makes people capable of generosity and sacrifice even to the
729 VII, 78 | to study it. He serves it generously, without making it serve
730 VI, 71(106)| Saint John Chrysostom, In Genesim Serm. VI, 2; VII, 1: PG
731 VI, 69 | by an originality, by a genius that demands admiration.
732 VII, 75 | ones could not replace the gentle action of the Spirit. The
733 II, 23 | assimilated, and when it arouses a genuine adherence in the one who
734 II, 19 | the Gospel in ever wider geographic areas or to ever greater
735 III, 35 | carries within itself the germ of its own negation and
736 VII, 80 | apostolate. Among these we are glad to point out those whom
737 VI, 73 | many of her members will gladly embrace for the sake of
738 VI, 73 | service to the Church.~A glance at the origins of the Church
739 I, 14 | memorial of His death and glorious resurrection.~
740 I, 15 | the world when the Lord of glory returns to the Father. She
741 VII, 80 | of the Gospel whose lives glow with fervor, who have first
742 VII, 75 | the times- signs willed by God- which evangelization reveals
743 II, 24 | who has been evangelized goes on to evangelize others.
744 V, 58 | only depositaries of the Gospel- but, being aware that the
745 VI, 70 | work, suffering. The more Gospel-inspired lay people there are engaged
746 VII, 76 | placed by the Holy Spirit to govern the Church.120 We exhort
747 VI, 67 | His Vicar for the pastoral government of His Church is this especially
748 VI, 65 | We also insisted on the grave responsibility incumbent
749 V, 54 | consciousness that she would be gravely lacking in her duty if she
750 IV, 44 | evangelization will profit greatly- at the level of catechetical
751 VI, 73 | ceaselessly deepened, of the greatness and riches of the Word of
752 VI, 61(85) | Saint Gregory the Great, Homil. in Evangelia
753 II, 22 | the Church, constantly gripped by the desire to evangelize,
754 V, 53 | fullness, everything that it is gropingly searching for concerning
755 VIII, 82 | lot...to defend the solid grounds on which the gospel rests.
756 VI, 72 | Their increasing number and growing presence in society and
757 VII, 80 | depend on us whether this grows into trees and produces
758 V, 54 | revelation whose deposit she guards.~
759 IV, 46 | show their readiness to guide people in the ways of the
760 VII, 75 | themselves prudently be guided by Him as the decisive inspirer
761 III, 32 | the religious axis that guides it: the kingdom of God,
762 IV, 45 | people. The Church would feel guilty before the Lord if she did
763 II, 21 | witness. Take a Christian or a handful of Christians who, in the
764 IV, 46 | is there any other way of handing on the Gospel than by transmitting
765 VIII, 82 | rejoice to entrust to the hands and the heart of the Immaculate
766 INT, 4 | In our day, what has happened to that hidden energy of
767 V, 55 | creation, in each thing or each happening in the universe, the laws
768 VII, 75 | Scripture reveals Him. They are happy to place themselves under
769 III, 37 | enslavement which are often harder to bear than those from
770 III, 29 | growth and development is hardly possible,60 about life in
771 VII, 79 | are not to be treated in a harsh manner.~Another sign of
772 VI, 68 | our brother bishops at the head of the individual Churches,
773 VI, 73 | their brethren in need, the heads of small communities, or
774 VII, 75 | predisposes the soul of the hearer to be open and receptive
775 V, 58 | fundamental vocation: as hearers of the Gospel which is proclaimed
776 VII, 80 | Thus one too frequently hears it said, in various terms,
777 VIII, 81 | sons and daughters, is our heartfelt plea. It echoes the voice
778 V, 53 | arms stretched out towards heaven.~This is why the Church
779 VII, 76(122)| Cf. Heb 11:27.~
780 VI, 62 | such and such a language, heirs of a cultural patrimony,
781 III, 28 | forgiving, of self-denial, of helping one's brother and sister -
782 II, 23 | program of life - a life henceforth transformed - which He proposes.
783 V, 55(77) | Cf. Henri de Lubac, Le drame de l'
784 | hereafter
785 VII, 78 | In many cases it was an heroic love. The God of truth expects
786 IV, 48 | sacrifice even to the point of heroism, when it is a question of
787 VII, 78 | others. He never betrays or hides truth out of a desire to
788 VI, 67 | Church shows the Pope "at the highest point- in apice, in specula-
789 VII, 75 | man. Without Him the most highly developed schemas resting
790 VII, 76 | experiencing the need of Him- the world is calling for
791 VII, 78 | theologians, exegetes or historians- the work of evangelization
792 VII, 80 | all through the Church's history- an interior enthusiasm that
793 III, 28(59) | contra nonnullos errores hodiernos tuendam (24 June 1973):
794 VIII, 82 | promote the gospel.... I hold all of you dear- you who...
795 V, 53 | the contrary the Church holds that these multitudes have
796 I, 16(44) | Saint John Chrysostom, Hom. de capto Eutropio, 6: PG
797 IV, 44 | every case in Christian homes- if those giving catechetical
798 VI, 61(85) | Saint Gregory the Great, Homil. in Evangelia 19, 1: PL
799 VII, 76 | above all for truth and honesty.~These "signs of the times"
800 VII, 76 | often rich in faith and hope- all lay people who are conscious
801 III, 38 | assembly.65~It is to be hoped that all these considerations
802 III, 27 | identified with temporal desires, hopes, affairs and struggles,
803 I, 15 | believe, to her reasons for hoping, to the new commandment
804 VI, 64 | regionalist Church, with no horizon.~As history in fact shows,
805 V, 53 | today and of tomorrow new horizons in their contacts with non-Christian
806 VII, 76 | is said that they have a horror of the artificial or false
807 IV, 45 | she proclaims "from the housetops"72 the message of which
808 V, 55(77) | de Lubac, Le drame de l'humanisme athee, ed. Spes, Paris,
809 V, 50 | there has been the often humanly insurmountable resistance
810 VII, 76 | the poor, obedience and humility, detachment and self-sacrifice.
811 VI, 61 | drew in filled with one hundred and fifty-three big fish,90
812 V, 58 | systematic protest and a hypercritical attitude, under the pretext
813 III, 36 | structures and the most idealized systems soon become inhuman
814 II, 20 | evangelization, are certainly not identical with culture, and they are
815 II, 17 | be a tendency simply to identify them with evangelization.
816 VII, 78 | revealed truth by being too idle to search for it, or for
817 III, 25 | which cannot be modified or ignored without seriously diluting
818 III | III~
819 III, 30 | famine, chronic disease, illiteracy, poverty, injustices in
820 VII, 80 | is it not therefore an illusion to claim to bring the Gospel
821 II, 21 | that one would not dare to imagine. Through this wordless witness
822 III, 27 | and mercy.57 And not an immanent salvation, meeting material
823 VI, 67 | Mk. 16:15) primarily and immediately concerns the bishops with
824 II, 21 | responsibility incumbent on immigrants in the country that receives
825 VI, 63 | and if it does not have an impact on their concrete life.
826 VI, 65 | content must be neither impaired nor mutilated. While being
827 VII, 79 | yearning love we chose to impart to you not only the gospel
828 VII, 80 | are dejected, discouraged, impatient or anxious, but from ministers
829 IV, 42 | These facts should certainly impel us to employ, for the purpose
830 I, 7 | evangelize: what meaning did this imperative have for Christ? It is certainly
831 V, 52 | have a certain faith but an imperfect knowledge of the foundations
832 IV, 42 | listening and, what is worse, impervious to words. We are also aware
833 III, 28 | message - consists in the implantation of the Church, which does
834 IV, 45 | conscience of each individual, of implanting itself in his heart as though
835 VII, 80 | and often unfortunately imposed on them by the destructive
836 VI, 62 | God's plan and would be impoverished in its ecclesial dimension.
837 II, 17 | does so only at the risk of impoverishing it and even of distorting
838 IV, 44 | essential truths that must impregnate all of life. It is necessary
839 VII, 78 | originality or a desire to make an impression. He does not refuse truth.
840 V, 53 | of heart. They possess an impressive patrimony of deeply religious
841 V, 50 | Synod, as an appeal not to imprison the proclamation of the
842 VII, 80 | timidity of the good and the impudence of the wicked? The respectful
843 V, 56 | a certain refusal and an inability to grasp the new order of
844 VI, 68 | Pastor,105 in spite of our inadequacy, to proclaim with authority
845 II, 23 | community, which the Gospel inaugurates. Such an adherence, which
846 VII, 75 | by chance that the great inauguration of evangelization took place
847 I, 6 | aspects of His mystery - the Incarnation itself, His miracles, His
848 III, 27(57) | fidem tuendam in mysteria Incarnationis et SS. Trinitatis e quibusdam
849 IV, 43 | opportunity for a discreet but incisive statement of what the Lord
850 III, 36 | become inhuman if the inhuman inclinations of the human heart are not
851 V, 56 | natural weakness, a profound inconsistency which we unfortunately bear
852 IV, 43 | Council has given greatly increased value to the Liturgy of
853 VII, 75 | Spirit" that the Church increases.117 The Holy Spirit is the
854 V, 51 | incomplete stage. An almost indefinite range of means can be used
855 V, 56 | interior religion, of personal independence or authenticity.~Thus we
856 INT, 5 | It does not permit either indifference, syncretism or accommodation.
857 V, 56 | Baptism but who are entirely indifferent to it and not living in
858 III, 37 | once it is let loose- and indiscriminate death as the path to liberation,
859 VI, 60 | it out in accordance with individualistic criteria and perspectives;
860 V, 56 | group takes the form of inertia and the slightly hostile
861 II, 24 | acceptance of signs, apostolic initiative. These elements may appear
862 III, 31 | very concrete situations of injustice to be combated and of justice
863 III, 30 | disease, illiteracy, poverty, injustices in international relations
864 IV, 48 | evangelization which cannot leave us insensitive. We wish to speak about
865 III, 38 | Church strives always to insert the Christian struggle for
866 VII, 80 | evangelization. The most insidious of these excuses are certainly
867 VI, 66 | pages of the Gospel the insistence with which the Lord entrusts
868 VI, 65 | full of paternal affection, insisting on the role of Peter's Successor
869 IV, 43 | many forms, and zeal will inspire the reshaping of them almost
870 VII, 75 | guided by Him as the decisive inspirer of their plans, their initiatives
871 VI, 73 | To drink at these ever inspiring sources without sacrificing
872 | instead
873 VI, 64 | universal dimension. They instinctively and very strongly feel the
874 VII, 77 | concepts of society and human institutions, how can those to whom we
875 IV, 44 | above all to prepare good instructors- parochial catechists, teachers,
876 VI, 68 | levels, active and living instruments, and unceasingly to keep
877 II, 22 | Nevertheless this always remains insufficient, because even the finest
878 V, 50 | has been the often humanly insurmountable resistance of the people
879 INT, 4 | must transmit it living and intact is the central axis of evangelization.
880 V, 52 | foundations of that faith, for intellectuals who feel the need to know
881 V, 58 | live the Church's life more intensely, or from the desire and
882 VII, 77 | Lord, we wish to see prayer intensified. Moreover we make our own
883 V, 53 | alive, and even wishes to intensify it in the moment of history
884 VI, 64 | sometimes with the best of intentions, with theological, sociological,
885 IV, 47 | a permanent and unbroken intercommunication, between the Word and the
886 II, 22 | Pentecost onwards, has been intermingled and identified with the
887 III, 29 | account of the unceasing interplay of the Gospel and of man'
888 VI, 63 | The individual Churches, intimately built up not only of people
889 INT | INTRODUCTION~
890 V, 53 | the questions raised is an invitation to the Church to withhold
891 VI, 72 | 72. Circumstances invite us to make special mention
892 INT, 5 | evangelization. May they succeed in inviting the whole People of God
893 IV, 48 | of forms of worship not involving a true acceptance by faith.
894 II, 21 | these Christians stir up irresistible questions in the hearts
895 III, 37 | always provokes violence and irresistibly engenders new forms of oppression
896 VI, 64 | danger is that of a withering isolationism, and then, before long,
897 VI, 63(92) | other documents subsequently issued by the Holy See for the
898 VI, 67(100)| Oecumenicorum Decreta, ed. Istituto per le Scienze Religiose,
899 IV | IV~
900 IV, 41 | of fidelity to the Lord Jesus- the witness of poverty and
901 V, 49 | preacher to the pagans (the non Jews) of Jesus' Coming underlined
902 VII, 75 | fulfillment of the prophecy of Joel: "I will pour out my spirit."112
903 III, 37 | this clearly during our journey in Colombia: "We exhort
904 I, 6 | the most receptive - the joyful news of the fulfillment
905 VIII, 81 | in the same way after the Jubilee through a program of pastoral
906 VI, 61 | in their witness before judges and executioners and in
907 II, 19 | Gospel, mankind's criteria of judgment, determining values, points
908 III, 35 | it endeavors to find its justification in such or such a page of
909 II, 22 | if it is not explained, justified - what Peter called always
910 V, 56 | periods, seek to explain and justify their position in the name
911 V, 53(74) | Cf. Saint Justin, I Apol. 46, 1-4: PG 6,
912 V, 53 | This is why the Church keeps her missionary spirit alive,
913 INT, 4 | questions, which the 1974 Synod kept constantly in mind:~- In
914 II, 22 | it? This proclamation - kerygma, preaching or catechesis -
915 I, 10 | salvation, which are the key words of Jesus Christ's
916 I, 15 | grace and of God's loving kindness, the path of salvation -
917 INT, 2 | the fruits of all their labors, stating that they awaited
918 III, 35 | charity, whenever its zeal lacks a truly spiritual dimension
919 IV, 41(67) | Members of the Consilium de Laicis (2 October 1974): AAS 66 (
920 VI, 60 | pastor in the most distant land preaches the Gospel, gathers
921 V, 58 | human dimension such as larger ecclesial communities can
922 VI, 67(100)| ed. cit., p. 343; Fifth Lateran Ecumenical Council, Constitution
923 IV, 42 | preaching of Christ."69 This law once laid down by the Apostle
924 III, 37 | social uplifting to which you lawfully aspire."63 "We must say
925 IV, 42 | Word that is heard which leads to belief.~
926 IV, 44 | and young people, needs to learn through systematic religious
927 VII, 78 | preachers of truth.~Men of learning- whether you be theologians,
928 | least
929 VII, 78 | eminent and holy pastors have left us the example of this love
930 VII, 80 | media, by the tolerance of legislation, the timidity of the good
931 V, 58 | big modern cities which lend themselves both to life
932 III, 29(60) | 1074; Paul VI, Encyclical Letter Humanae Vitae: AAS 60 (1968),
933 V, 58 | spiritual and religious level- worship, deepening of faith,
934 VII, 78 | of truth. A truth which liberates126 and which alone gives
935 VII, 76 | missionary, charitable and liberating action? Is she ever more
936 III, 38 | providing these Christian "liberators" with the inspiration of
937 II, 24 | evangelize others. Here lies the test of truth, the touchstone
938 VII, 77(124)| Bull Apostolorum Limina, VII: AAS 66 (1974), p.
939 VI, 63 | aspirations, of riches and limitations, of ways of praying, of
940 V, 50 | proclamation of the Gospel by limiting it to one sector of mankind
941 VI, 66 | successors who, in the apostolic line, continue to preach the
942 I, 16 | There is thus a profound link between Christ, the Church
943 II, 23 | full development when it is listened to, accepted and assimilated,
944 IV, 41 | lay people, "Modern man listens more willingly to witnesses
945 VI, 63 | less in the semantic or literary sense than in the sense
946 V, 54 | circumstances.~The Church also has a lively solicitude for the Christians
947 VII, 80(132)| Cf. Ibid., 9-14: Loc. Cit., pp. 935-940.~
948 III, 37 | uncontrollable once it is let loose- and indiscriminate death
949 VI, 63 | delicate one. Evangelization loses much of its force and effectiveness
950 IV, 42 | of the word, or cause a loss of confidence in it. The
951 VIII, 82 | are sharers of my gracious lot...to defend the solid grounds
952 VII, 76 | especially towards the lowly and the poor, obedience
953 INT, 5 | the urgency of giving a loyal, humble and courageous answer
954 VI, 64 | communion, in charity and loyalty, in receptiveness to the
955 V, 55(77) | Cf. Henri de Lubac, Le drame de l'humanisme
956 I, 6 | of Himself and that Saint Luke gathered together in his
957 I, 15 | simultaneously obscure and luminous - of a new presence of Jesus,
958 VI, 67(100)| First Ecumenical Council of Lyons, Constitution Ad apostolicae
959 I, 8 | demands of the kingdom and its Magna Charta,18 the heralds of
960 V, 58 | following these lines their main inspiration very quickly
961 IV, 42 | down by the Apostle Paul maintains its full force today.~Preaching,
962 III, 32 | would reduce her aims to a man-centered goal; the salvation of which
963 II, 23 | of the sacraments, which manifest and support this adherence
964 V, 58 | to the Church's outward manifestations: her hierarchy, her signs.
965 III, 32 | open to monopolization and manipulation by ideological systems and
966 III, 30 | condemns them to remain on the margin of life: famine, chronic
967 VI, 71 | Families resulting from a mixed marriage also have the duty of proclaiming
968 V, 58 | state or social situation: married couples, young people, professional
969 I, 13 | praises of God,"32 those marvelous things that each one was
970 VI, 60 | evangelizer is the absolute master of his evangelizing action,
971 II, 20 | the following words: what matters is to evangelize man's culture
972 VI, 73 | transmitting it must give the maximum attention to the dignity,
973 VII, 80 | that we must sow. May it mean for us- as it did for John
974 V, 58 | purpose of listening to and meditating on the Word, for the sacraments
975 V, 50 | these apostles will never meet final failure in any part
976 III, 27 | not an immanent salvation, meeting material or even spiritual
977 VII, 77 | and capable of finding a meeting-point beyond the real tensions,
978 I, 15 | work of each individual member is important for the whole.~-
979 INT, 2 | fact, at the end of that memorable Assembly, the Fathers decided
980 I, 14 | in the Mass, which is the memorial of His death and glorious
981 IV, 44 | seek always to fix in the memory, intelligence and heart
982 VII, 80 | we shall limit ourself to mentioning the lack of fervor. It is
983 VI, 67 | describes him as he who has merited the primacy of the apostolate.''99
984 INT, 5 | of God.11 It is truth. It merits having the apostle consecrate
985 I, 10 | renewal which the Gospel calls metanoia; it is a radical conversion,
986 V, 55 | no longer abstract and metaphysical but pragmatic, systematic
987 I, 15 | the proclamation of the "mighty works of God"41 which converted
988 VIII, 81 | the eve also of the third millennium of Christianity.~
989 IV, 43 | profound faith of the sacred minister and is impregnated with
990 II, 21(51) | 39: CCL, I, PP. 150-153; Minucius Felix, Octavius 9 and 31:
991 I, 16 | well-intentioned but who are certainly misguided in their attitude - continually
992 V, 53 | in order to offer to the missionaries of today and of tomorrow
993 V, 58 | They could not, without a misuse of terms, be called ecclesial
994 VI, 71 | Families resulting from a mixed marriage also have the duty
995 VII, 79 | he is evangelizing. That model evangelizer, the Apostle
996 II, 19 | sources of inspiration and models of life, which are in contrast
997 I, 7 | meaning, the content and the modes of evangelization as Jesus
998 III, 25 | substance, which cannot be modified or ignored without seriously
999 VI, 71 | the laity.~At different moments in the Church's history
1000 III, 32 | would easily be open to monopolization and manipulation by ideological
1001 VII, 79 | again, it is the love of a mother.128 It is this love that
1002 III, 38 | inspiration of faith, the motivation of fraternal love, a social
1003 III, 35 | itself whenever its profound motives are not those of justice