221
Person to person
[127-129] . . . . . 102
Charisms at the service of a communion which
evangelizes
[130-131] 104
Culture, thought and education
[132-134] 106
II. The homily [135-144] . . . . . . . 107
The liturgical context
[137-138]
109
A motherâs conversation
[139-141] . . . 110
Words which set hearts on fire
[142-144] . 112
III. Preparing to preach [145-159] . . . . 114
Reverence for truth
[146-148]
115
Personalizing the word
[149-151] 118
Spiritual reading
[152-153] . . . . . 121
An ear to the people
[154-155] . . . . 122
Homiletic resources
[156-159] 124
IV. Evangelization and the deeper under-
standing of the kerygma [160-175] . . 127
Kerygmatic and mystagogical catechesis
[163-
168]
129
Personal accompaniment in processes of
growth
[169-173]
133
Centred on the word of God
[174-175] . 136
CHAPTER FOUR
THE SOCIAL DIMENSION
OF EVANGELIZATION [176]
I. Communal and societal repercussions of
the kerygma [177-185] . . . . . . . 139
Confession of faith and commitment to society
[178-179] 139
