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（#259-288）（完）

CHAPTER FIVE

SPIRIT-FILLED EVANGELIZERS [259-261]

I. Reasons for a renewed missionary impulse [262-283]

Personal encounter with the saving love of Jesus [264-267]
The spiritual savour of being a people [268-274]
The mysterious working of the risen Christ and his Spirit [275-280]
The missionary power of intercessory prayer [281-283]

II. Mary, Mother of Evangelization [284-288]

Jesus’ gift to his people [285-286]
Star of the new Evangelization [287-288]

8月21日

（#238-258）

IV. Social dialogue as a contribution to peace [238-258]

Dialogue between faith, reason and science [242-243]
Ecumenical dialogue [244-246]
Relations with Judaism [247-249]
Interreligious dialogue [250-254]
Social dialogue in a context of religious freedom [255-258]

7月31日

（#217-237）

III. The common good and peace in society [217-237]

Time is greater than space [222-225]
Unity prevails over conflict [226-230]
Realities are more important than ideas [231-233]
The whole is greater than the part [234-237]

7月24日

（#202-216）

7月17日

（#186-201）

II. The inclusion of the poor in society [186-216]

6月5日

（#176-185）

CHAPTER FOUR

THE SOCIAL DIMENSION
OF EVANGELIZATION [176]

I. Communal and societal repercussions of the kerygma [177-185]

Confession of faith and commitment to society [178-179]
The kingdom and its challenge [180-181]
The Church’s teaching on social questions [182-185]

5月29日

（#160-175）

IV. Evangelization and the deeper understanding of the kerygma [160-175]

Kerygmatic and mystagogical catechesis [163-168]
Personal accompaniment in processes of growth [169-173]
Centred on the word of God [174-175]

5月22日

（#149-159）

Personalizing the word [149-151]
Spiritual reading [152-153]
An ear to the people [154-155]
Homiletic resources [156-159]

5月15日

（#135-148）

II. The homily [135-144]

The liturgical context [137-138]
A mother’s conversation [139-141]
Words which set hearts on fire [142-144]

III. Preparing to preach [145-159]

Reverence for truth [146-148]

4月10日

（#122-134）

The evangelizing power of popular piety [122-126]
Person to person [127-129]
Charisms at the service of a communion which evangelizes [130-131]
Culture, thought and education [132-134]

3月27日

（#110-121）

CHAPTER THREE

THE PROCLAMATION OF THE GOSPEL [110]

I. The entire people of God proclaims the Gospel [111-134]

A people for everyone [112-114]
A people of many faces [115-118]
We are all missionary disciples [119-121]

3月13日

（#93-109）

No to spiritual worldliness [93-97]
No to warring among ourselves [98-101]
Other ecclesial challenges [102-109]

2月27日

（#81-92）

No to selfishness and spiritual sloth [81-83]
No to a sterile pessimism [84-86]
Yes to the new relationships brought by Christ [87-92]

1月30日

（#68-80）

Challenges to inculturating the faith [68-70]
Challenges from urban cultures [71-75]

II. Temptations faced by pastoral workers [76-109]

Yes to the challenge of a missionary spirituality [78-80]

1月23日

（#50-67）

CHAPTER TWO

AMID THE CRISIS
OF COMMUNAL COMMITMENT [50-51]

I. Some challenges of today’s world [52-75]

No to an economy of exclusion [53-54]
No to the new idolatry of money [55-56]
No to a financial system which rules rather than serves [57-58]
No to the inequality which spawns violence [59-60]
Some cultural challenges [61-67]

1月16日

（#34-49）

III. From the heart of the Gospel [34-39]

IV. A mission embodied within human limits [40-45]

V. A mother with an open heart [46-49]

1月9日

（#19-33）

CHAPTER ONE

THE CHURCH’S MISSIONARY
TRANSFORMATION [19]

I. A Church which goes forth [20-24]

Taking the first step, being involved and supportive, bearing fruit and rejoicing [24]

II. Pastoral activity and conversion [25-33]

An ecclesial renewal which cannot be deferred [27-33]

2015年

1月2日

（#1-18）

The joy of the gospel [1]

I. A joy ever new, a joy which is shared [2-8]

II. The delightful and comforting joy of evangelizing [9-13]

Eternal newness [11-13]

III. The new evangelization for the transmission of the faith [14-18]

The scope and limits of this Exhortation [16-18]