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 1   2 (10)|        Christians, Reflections on Dialogue and Mission, 1984, 31; Christifideles
 2   2,43  |          one another through open dialogue. All of us, as employers,
 3   4 (5) |    Commission for Inter-religious Dialogue and Congregation for Evangelization
 4   4 (5) |        Evangelization of Peoples, Dialogue and Proclamation, (1991)
 5   4 (5) |  Proclamation, (1991) 40, 41; cf. Dialogue and Mission, 13~
 6   4,80  |          engage young people in a dialogue of life which brings them
 7   4 (21)| Redemptoris Missio, 57; cf. C.85; Dialogue and Mission, 29~
 8   4,81  |   priorities. In a true spirit of dialogue, we encourage the young
 9   4 (29)|                                   Dialogue and Proclamation, 29~
10   4,85  |      ecumenical30 and inter-faith dialogue. 31 ~
11   4 (31)|     Gentium, (Vatican II) 16; cf. Dialogue and Mission, 26~
12   5,102 |    listening and engaging them in dialogue, we earn the trust of young
13   6,152 |      settings, we educate them to dialogue and to be tolerant.23 We
14   6,156 | privileged context to promote the dialogue between faith and contemporary
15 Notes   |      these religions. . . Through dialogue and collaboration with the
16 Notes   |          different faiths) is the dialogue of works . . . of a humanitarian,
17 Notes   |          their respective faiths.~Dialogue and Mission, Secretariat
18 Notes   |         approaches its mission:~  dialogue with other religions. respect
19 Notes   |      Puebla, 1979~Inter-religious dialogue is a part of the Church’
20 Notes   |         conversion of all~In this dialogue of salvation, Christians
21 Notes   |        The aim of inter-religious dialogue) is a deeper conversion
22 Notes   |     dictates of their conscience.~Dialogue and Proclamation, Pontifical
23 Notes   |       Council for Inter-religious Dialogue, 1991, 40, 41~4.6 The Reign
24 Notes   |          listen to, and engage in dialogue with the people we meet.~
25 Notes   |         of preaching, in personal dialogue, and in all educational
26 Notes   |   important points of contact and dialogue also with non-believers
27 Notes   |      Evangelium Vitae, 80-82~4.21 Dialogue of life~. . . the so-called ‘
28 Notes   |         life~. . . the so-called ‘dialogue of life’ through which believers
29 Notes   |          is ready to enter into a dialogue with the new generations
30 Notes   |         to find in frank and open dialogue the most appropriate way
31 Notes   | acknowledge him as their Saviour.~Dialogue and Proclamation, Pontifical
32 Notes   |       Council for Inter-religious Dialogue, 29~4.30 Building Christian
33 Notes   |         Christ, Convergent paths~(Dialogue) is demanded by deep respect
34 Notes   |           where he wills. Through dialogue, the Church seeks to uncover
35 Notes   |        endnotes 6.2 and 5.5~6.18  Dialogue with students on matters
36 Notes   |           be a suitable forum for dialogue and discussion.~Towards
37 Notes   |          while engaging in active dialogue with present-day cultural