Chap.

 1 Int |         Our address to the first World Congress for the Lay Apostolate: "
 2 Int |          there is a power in the world capable . . . of disposing
 3 Int |          together for the second World Congress 2,000 representatives,
 4 Int |       preparation for the second World Congress were held at Gazzada,
 5 Int |     Without any doubt, the first World Congress for the Lay Apostolate
 6 Int |         the Crisis of the Modern World: Responsibilities and Training"
 7 1   |         You are the light of the world." (Matt. 5: 13- 14) Layman
 8 1   |        spiritual conquest of the world being conducted by the Church
 9 1   |              Consecration of the World Is Laymen's Job ~Furthermore,
10 1   |       between the Church and the world require the intervention
11 1   |       mundi (consecration of the world) is essentially the work
12 1   |     materialism and atheism of a world which millions of believers
13 1   |          Our letter to the Third World Union of Christian Teachers
14 II  |         which embraces the whole world and, above all, the important
15 II  |       films very often portray a world in which men live and die
16 II  |                      The Working World ~Every year 20 million young
17 II  |      young people throughout the world enter the ranks of labor.
18 II  |        to lay apostles the whole world over, wherever there is
19 II  |         task, that of giving the world of industry a Christian
20 II  |         created, the Lord of the world, is also the Lord of the
21 II  |          Lord of the present-day world, because this also is called
22 II  |    called upon to be a Christian world. It is up to you to stamp
23 CON |          who toil throughout the world. ~
24 SUMM|  assembled in Rome at the Second World Congress of the Lay Apostolate,
25 SUMM|      confronts the Church in the world today. ~
26 SUMM|        the occasion of the First World Congress of the Lay Apostolate,
27 SUMM|         17, to attend the Second World Congress. ~6 They note with
28 SUMM|       the presence at the Second World Congress of delegates from
29 SUMM|         the Church in a changing world: ~10 1. The rapid increase
30 SUMM|       now have been untouched by world events. Technical progress
31 SUMM|         the social order, and to world peace. ~12 3. At this moment
32 SUMM|         new nations are entering world affairs, individuals and
33 SUMM| temporary setbacks, an organized world community is taking shape. ~
34 SUMM|        taking shape. ~14 In this world crisis, more than two-thirds
35 SUMM|     moment in the history of the world and of the Church. We have
36 SUMM|          the consecration of the world" is "essentially the work
37 SUMM|        life. Living fully in the world, the Christian layman has
38 SUMM|       with this task, the Second World Congress of the Lay Apostolate
39 SUMM|          our art, our sport, our world." ~27 2. Greater knowledge
40 SUMM|         27 3. A knowledge of the world and of its needs. This means
41 SUMM|    International awareness for a world which is becoming more and
42 SUMM|         seeing all problems on a world scale. This field of apostolate
43 SUMM|           adult" laymen whom the world needs. ~31 Knowing that
44 SUMM|          with the affairs of the world, induces him to devote himself
45 SUMM|         good will throughout the world. ~32 We invite the Catholics
46 SUMM|       the Catholics of the whole world to share wholeheartedly,