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  1 Fore    |     listened to the world and the Church, to re-study the origins
  2 Fore    |           2)~·              " The Church sends forth our Institute,
  3 Intro   |      contemporary educational and Church thinking. Many Provinces
  4 Intro   |           ourselves to Marist and Church documents, and to Scripture. *
  5   1,2   |      crisis in society and in the Church. This was the context in
  6   1,8   |     economic leaders. Even in the Church, there was little happening
  7   1,19  |          of his contemporaries in Church and government. His determination
  8   1,21  |           and personal appeals to Church and government authorities,
  9   2     |       together in mission, in the Church and in the world (§.31-52)~
 10   2,34  |        are to be found in how the Church sees itself today as a missionary
 11   2,36  |          through him to the whole Church in its service of humankind. 11
 12   2 (18)|     School and the Mission of the Church, (1977) 79~
 13   2,46  |     pastoral mission of the local Church. This principle guides us
 14   2,49  |            both the Institute and Church authorities are guided by
 15   2,49  |         authorities are guided by Church and civil law.~
 16   2,52  |          of the Good News for our Church, for our world, and certainly
 17   4,81  |       share in the mission of the Church to evangelise cultures. 23 ~
 18   4,84  |  Christians with an experience of Church, and foster their sense
 19   4,84  |          belonging to their local Church. We encourage their active
 20   4,89  |         and dynamism in the local Church. We provide them with a
 21   4,91  |         and increase to the early Church. It is that same Spirit
 22   4,91  |          all of humanity, and the Church in a special way, in our
 23   4,92  |          ways of being present as Church in an age of religious disbelief. 37
 24   5,97  |          with many, especially in Church circles, we use a distinctive
 25   5,121 |       follow the practices of the Church and of local traditions. ~
 26   6,145 |  systematic and conforming to the Church’s guidelines. 17 We aim
 27   6,149 |         commitment to society and Church, and a meaningful experience
 28   6,150 |   pastoral programme of the local Church. In those countries where
 29   6,150 |           the major experience of church for many students and staff,
 30   6,150 |          connect with their local Church community. 21~
 31   6,153 |        the social doctrine of the Church in classes of moral or religious
 32   6,165 |       others. Together, we assist Church authorities to keep in touch
 33   7,173 |                     173. With the Church, the local community, non-government
 34   7,179 |         sense of belonging to the Church, we make available opportunities
 35   7,179 |           that exist in the local Church. We take steps in the local
 36   7,179 |           take steps in the local Church to ensure that all young
 37   7,179 |         as a service to the wider Church.~
 38   7,180 |        strong connection with the Church and those with little or
 39   7,183 |           it out within the local Church. We offer them the support
 40   7,185 |           social teachings of the Church. ~
 41   7,203 |        teach them elements of the Church's social doctrine. 16~
 42   7,209 |          through our voice in the Church and in society, we bring
 43   8     |           a new and Spirit-filled Church.~
 44   8     |       future of the world and the Church belongs to the younger generation . . .
 45 Quest   |       together in mission, in the Church and in the world~1. What
 46 Quest   |  developments in your society and Church give you hope?~4.        
 47 Notes   |       assist at Mass and at other church services. ~Life, III, p.
 48 Notes   |       together in mission, in the Church and in the world~2.1 Marcellin’
 49 Notes   |         the representative of the Church who holds from her divine
 50 Notes   |          this direct mission, the Church has a controlling authority
 51 Notes   |          pp. 183-184~2.5 Image of Church as Communion~Communion with
 52 Notes   |     mission. . . On her part, the Church knows that the communion
 53 Notes   |          question: it is upon the Church that "there rests by divine
 54 Notes   |    another text: ". . . the whole Church is missionary, and the work
 55 Notes   |           of God." . . .While the Church is proclaiming the Kingdom
 56 Notes   |           Nuntiandi, 59~The whole Church therefore is called upon
 57 Notes   |           they are members of the Church, have the vocation and mission
 58 Notes   |           owed to humanity by the Church. Each Christian’s words
 59 Notes   |     Chapter, Message, 19~2.10 The Church and people of other faiths~
 60 Notes   |           the relationship of the Church to non-Christian religions,
 61 Notes   |   religions, the attention of the Church is drawn to "our times when
 62 Notes   |          a single origin. . . The Church rejects nothing which is
 63 Notes   |      society and culture. . . The Church rejects as foreign to the
 64 Notes   |   bestowing diverse ministries in Church communion, enriches it still
 65 Notes   |         to the building up of the Church, to the well-being of humanity
 66 Notes   |     fruits of the teaching on the Church as communion has been the
 67 Notes   |           more effectively in the Church’s mission. . . Today, often
 68 Notes   |     leaven . . . ~Everyone in the Church, precisely because they
 69 Notes   |          all other members of the Church, the lay faithful are called
 70 Notes   |       specific mission within the Church by living, in faith, a secular
 71 Notes   |     community, the family and the Church entrust the school’s educational
 72 Notes   |     element of great hope for the Church. The Church has confidence
 73 Notes   |          hope for the Church. The Church has confidence in them,
 74 Notes   |  self-giving to Christ and to the Church, in accordance with their
 75 Notes   |           working together in the Church in the same service of what
 76 Notes   |        greater brotherhood in the Church."~Vita Consecrata, 60~2
 77 Notes   |          theirs as members of the Church, and those which they have
 78 Notes   |         word and sacrament as the Church of the home, is both teacher
 79 Notes   |         the same as the worldwide Church. (38)~The right of parents
 80 Notes   |       Attuned to the voice of the Church, and in touch with our own
 81 Notes   |             Since Vatican II, the Church has deepened its self-understanding
 82 Notes   |       taking place in the way the Church approaches its mission:~
 83 Notes   |        community dimension of the Church. acknowledgement of the
 84 Notes   |    discover their vocation in the Church and in the world. We remain
 85 Notes   |        times, to the calls of the Church, and to the needs of youth.
 86 Notes   |          answer the wishes of the Church and the needs of the young;
 87 Notes   |           power of the Spirit the Church becomes at one and the same
 88 Notes   |        forth in Jesus Christ, the Church likewise awakens one person
 89 Notes   |         From this perspective the Church is called, in virtue of
 90 Notes   |        the primary route that the Church must travel in fulfilling
 91 Notes   |           fundamental way for the Church, the way traced by Christ
 92 Notes   |       evangelising mission of the Church~For the Church, evangelising
 93 Notes   |     mission of the Church~For the Church, evangelising means bringing
 94 Notes   |       making it new . . . for the Church it is a question not only
 95 Notes   |   Evangelii Nuntiandi, 18, 19~The Church has learnt that works directed
 96 Notes   |         dialogue is a part of the Church’s evangelising mission . . . ~
 97 Notes   |        beyond the confines of the Church among peoples everywhere,
 98 Notes   |         of the God present in the Church and straining towards eschatological
 99 Notes   |  eschatological fullness. . . The Church is the sacrament of salvation
100 Notes   |          catechism classes in the church; he skilfully discovered
101 Notes   |      divine parenthood . . . ~The Church has always seen education
102 Notes   |       with the Magisterium of the Church. ~It is a concept which
103 Notes   |    Christian message and also the Church’s reflection and practice. . . (
104 Notes   | reflection and practice. . . (The Church) transmits to (different
105 Notes   |           creator of history.~The Church is fully aware of a pastoral
106 Notes   |       hearts.~For this reason the Church calls upon the lay faithful
107 Notes   |         26 Youth, the Hope of the Church~To the people of our century,
108 Notes   |         and thirst for truth, the Church offers herself as a travelling
109 Notes   |   challenge for the future of the Church. . . Youth must not be simply
110 Notes   |          pastoral concern for the Church: in fact, young people are
111 Notes   |           active on behalf of the Church as leading characters in
112 Notes   |        people" (Lk 2:52). . . The Church has so much to talk about
113 Notes   |         so much to share with the Church.~Christifideles Laici, 46~
114 Notes   |   religious traditions beyond the Church~We cannot limit ourselves
115 Notes   |           the visible Body of the Church." The Council speaks precisely
116 Notes   |   appendix" which is added to the Church’s traditional activity.
117 Notes   |       leads people to look at the Church and Christianity in a new
118 Notes   |      wills. Through dialogue, the Church seeks to uncover the "seeds
119 Notes   |    Redemptoris Missio, 56, 57~The Church’s relationship with the
120 Notes   |           the situation which the Church’s missionary activity addresses:
121 Notes   |          In these communities the Church carries out her activity
122 Notes   |         themselves members of the Church, and live a life far removed
123 Notes   |          mainstay of the new-born Church"~"The Society must begin
124 Notes   |          Society must begin a new Church over again. I do not mean
125 Notes   |          yes, we must begin a new Church. The Society of Mary, like
126 Notes   |         Society of Mary, like the Church, began with simple, poorly
127 Notes   |           men; but since then the Church has developed and encompassed
128 Notes   |           responsibility with the Church. (101)~It is clear, then,
129 Notes   |   frontier for the mission of the Church, because it is undergoing
130 Notes   |          culture and life~For the Church it is a question not only
131 Notes   |   pastoral programme of the Local Church~"In the whole diocese or
132 Notes   |    pastoral ministry of the local Church, helping the pupils to take
133 Notes   |          possible, in the various Church organisms. On the other
134 Notes   |         an integral part of their Church community and they should
135 Notes   |          complete fidelity to the Church's Magisterium, all the while
136 Notes   |         and thirst for truth, the Church offers herself as a travelling
137 Notes   |          Evangelisation. . . ~The Church entrusts to young people
138 Notes   |        the social teaching of the Church. (Inaugural address of Pope
139 Notes   |       future of the world and the Church belongs to the younger generation,