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 1 Intro,2|     ecclesiology of communion and mission which must always be our
 2 Intro,2|       especially pertinent to the mission of the pastor who, in the
 3 Intro,5|        trust in him, set forth on mission along the byways of the
 4 Intro,5|           arduous and laborious a mission as this may be, we must
 5 Intro,5|     ecclesiology of communion and mission, Bishops will truly be a
 6  I,6   |          and the Holy Spirit.~The mission entrusted by Jesus to the
 7  I,6   | ontological share in his life and mission, carry out in an eminent
 8  I,9   |     Apostles are directed towards mission. Their first sending (cf.
 9  I,9   |          to its fulfilment in the mission that Jesus entrusts to them
10  I,9   |         28:18-20). This apostolic mission finds its solemn confirmation
11  I,9   |           of Christ's service and mission. We, as Christians, and
12  I,9   |       priests, participate in the mission of our Master, who is Prophet,
13 II,11  |       participation in Jesus' own mission. The functions of the Bishop
14 II,12  |        communion and in universal mission.~Held in the wake of the
15 II,16  |        the centre of the life and mission of the Good Shepherd, so
16 II,16  |        the centre of the life and mission of the Bishop, as of every
17 II,17  |         at the beginning of their mission made a solemn declaration
18 II,19  |          the wider context of the mission of the College of Bishops,
19 II,22  |     spirituality of communion and mission~22. In my Apostolic Letter
20 II,22  |            is always expressed in mission. Mission is the fruit and
21 II,22  |      always expressed in mission. Mission is the fruit and the logical
22 II,22  |           horizons and demands of mission, always ensuring the witness
23 II,22  |    intense communion is, the more mission is fostered, especially
24 II,24  |   requirement of his vocation and mission. Through permanent formation
25 II,24  |          Apostle's whole life and mission. It is a 'follow me' in
26 III,26 |     entrusted to his Apostles the mission of ''making disciples''
27 III,26 |          From the beginning, this mission of evangelization has been
28 III,27 |           virtue of his apostolic mission the Bishop is enabled to
29 III,28 |      tradition, explains that the mission of teaching proper to Bishops
30 III,28 |      condition for exercising his mission to teach. A Bishop finds
31 III,29 |          received the fundamental mission of authoritatively proclaiming
32 III,29 |       valid: ''You have a special mission within your Churches, you
33 III,29 |         who by their vocation and mission are called to hand down
34 III,31 |      could say that, in a Bishop, mission and life are united in such
35 III,31 |        things: we Bishops are our mission. If we do not carry out
36 III,31 |          we do not carry out that mission, we will no longer be ourselves.
37 IV,34  |       encouraging a commitment to mission in all the members of the
38 IV,37  |          mystery of communion and mission. For the Eucharist is the
39  V,42  |  understanding his very being and mission, his life and death. Let
40  V,43  |           in the consecration and mission of Christ himself.163  As
41  V,43  |            a participation in the mission of Christ, to be lived and
42  V,44  |         and thus to carry out the mission which God has entrusted
43  V,44  |          common path of faith and mission.173 ~This said, however,
44  V,44  |          diversity in charism and mission of each believer, is capable
45  V,45  |     Churches, especially those in mission lands and areas affected
46  V,47  |    ministry and the one apostolic mission.~The presbyters, and among
47  V,47  |      entrusts him with a pastoral mission, either for the first time,
48  V,47  |    himself, conferring a pastoral mission is a significant moment
49  V,50  |         the specific vocation and mission of the consecrated life,
50  V,50  |          presence and charismatic mission. The Bishop will therefore
51  V,50  |         communion in the life and mission of the particular Church
52  V,51  |          of the Bishop's pastoral mission to foster complementarity
53  V,52  |       apostolic community open to mission.201  ~It is the Bishop's
54 VI,56  |           needed to carry out the mission which God has entrusted
55 VI,65  |         faithful.~In his zeal for mission, the Bishop should be seen
56 VI,65  |      servant and witness of hope. Mission is the sure index of our
57 VI,65  |     appeal that our commitment to mission should not be lessened but
58 VII,66 |           the Bishop takes up his mission with confidence and courage,
59 VII,68 |         preaching, catechesis and mission.~A frank and unambiguous