Chap.

 1 Int |        priests, and prominent laymen from more than 80 nations.
 2 Int |  apostolate. You have chosen "Laymen in the Crisis of the Modern
 3 1   | priests, on the one hand, and laymen on the other; second-within
 4 1   | authority. Others, priests or laymen, cooperate with those in
 5 1   |   their priestly office")-and laymen can receive the mandate
 6 1   |   have long been performed by laymen, and We know that thought
 7 1   |      drawn. Responsibility of Laymen. ~
 8 1   |  taught," between priests and laymen. Concerning these relations,
 9 1   | community; on the other hand, laymen also have rights, and the
10 1   |    the Church's earliest days laymen have taken part in the activity
11 1   |   expected the cooperation of laymen. Let Us mention only the
12 1   |     present time. The work of laymen there is all the more necessary. ~
13 1   |  Consecration of the World Is Laymen's Job ~Furthermore, aside
14 1   |   essentially the work of the laymen themselves, of men who are
15 1   |   occasion We described those laymen who assumed all their responsibilities.
16 1   |       consists, in this, that laymen undertake tasks deriving
17 1   |     an official apostolate of laymen. Two remarks must be made
18 II  |      intellectual formation. ~Laymen who administer ecclesiastical
19 II  |      carried to completion by laymen. The problem is to utilize
20 II  |     Philippines, the Catholic laymen who work be side the priests
21 SUMM|       faith. In this respect, laymen are too often illiterate.
22 SUMM|    formation of those "adult" laymen whom the world needs. ~31