220
No to an economy of exclusion
[53-54]
45
No to the new idolatry of money
[55-56] .
47
No to a financial system which rules rather
than serves
[57-58]
48
No to the inequality which spawns violence
[59-60]
49
Some cultural challenges
[61-67] . . . .
51
Challenges to inculturating the faith
[68-70]
57
Challenges from urban cultures
[71-75]
59
II. Temptations faced by pastoral workers
[76-109] . . . . . . . . . . . . .
62
Yes to the challenge of a missionary spiritual-
ity
[78-80] . . . . . . . . . . .
64
No to selfishness and spiritual sloth
[81-83]
66
No to a sterile pessimism
[84-86]
68
Yes to the new relationships brought by Christ
[87-92]
71
No to spiritual worldliness
[93-97] . . .
75
No to warring among ourselves
[98-101] .
79
Other ecclesial challenges
[102-109]
81
CHAPTER THREE
THE PROCLAMATION OF THE GOSPEL [110]
I. The entire people of God proclaims the
Gospel [111-134] . . . . . . . . .
89
A people for everyone
[112-114] . . . .
90
A people of many faces
[115-118] . . .
92
We are all missionary disciples
[119-121]
96
The evangelizing power of popular piety
[122-126]
98
