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 1 1  |          that Christ granted His Apostles a two-fold power: first,
 2 1  |         given in full to all the Apostles; second, the power to teach
 3 1  | Christian life. ~These powers of Apostles were passed on to the Pope
 4 1  |          the intervention of lay apostles. The consecratio mundi (
 5 II |              II FORMATION OF LAY APOSTLES: EXERCISE OF THE LAY APOSTOLATE ~
 6 II |          of the formation of lay apostles. ~Not all Christians are
 7 II |     alone is not sufficient. Lay apostles will, therefore, al ways
 8 II |  following. ~The training of lay apostles will be cared for by organizations
 9 II |    Catholics also applies to lay apostles the whole world over, wherever
10 II |          is the formation of lay apostles to compensate for the shortage
11 II |        thanks to the work of lay apostles, even after the arrest of
12 II |       systematic training of lay apostles for work in the giant parishes
13 II |        university. ~Thirdly, lay apostles should be directed into
14 II | Catechists, then, are native lay apostles. But there is also an apostolate
15 II |       are deeply appreciated lay apostles. ~The women of Asia and
16 CON|      Louis IX of France were lay apostles, though this was not consciously
17 CON|          Mary Ward, who were lay apostles. ~There is a lively awareness