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We exercise our Jesuit mission within the total evangelising mission of the Church. This mission is 'a single but complex reality which develops in a variety ofways': through the integral dimensions of--witness of life, proclamation, conversion, inculturation, the genesis of local churches, dialogue and the promotion of the justice willed by God. . . ..  \nThe dimensions of our mission  \n39 14. We reaffirm what is said in Decree 4 of GC 32: \"The service of faith and the promotion of justice cannot be for us simply one ministry among others. It must be the integrating factor of all our ministries; and not only of our ministries but also of our inner life as individuals, as communities, and as a world-wide brotherhood. \" The aim ofour mission received from Christ, as presented in the Formula of the Institute, is the service of faith. The integrating principle of our mission is the inseparable link between faith and the promotion of the justice of the Kingdom. In this present Congregation we want to deepen and extend, in a more explicit way, the Society's awareness of those integral dimensions of our mission to which Decree 4 drew attention and which are now reaching maturity in our experience and in our present ministries. We have found that whenever our ministries are conducted most fruitfully, these elements are present.  \n40 15. Decree 4, having made its central affirmation about the inseparability of the service of faith and the promotion of justice, then speaks of \"our mission to evangelize,\" particularly through dialogue with members of other religious traditions, and through the engagement with culture which is essential for an effective presentation of the Gospel. Thus the aim of our mission (the service of faith) and its integrating principle (faith directed towards the justice of the Kingdom) are dynamically related to the inculturated proclamation of the Gospel and dialogue with other religious traditions as integral dimensions of evangelization.  \nThe integrating principle extends its influence into these dimensions which, like branches growing from the one tree, form a matrix of integral features within our one mission of the service of faith and the promotion of justice.  \n41 16. In our experience since GC 32, we have come to see that our service of faith, directed towards the justice of God's Kingdom, cannot avoid these other dimensions of dialogue and presence within cultures. The proclamation of the Gospel in a particular context ought always to address its cultural, religious and structural features, not as a message that comes from outside, but as a principle that, from within, \"animates and directs and unifies the culture, transforming it and remaking it so as to bring about 'a new creation. '\"  \nGC 34 Decree 3: Our Mission and Justice  \n53 4. For the vision of justice which guides us is intimately linked with our faith. It is deeply rooted in the Scriptures, Church tradition, and our Ignatian heritage. It transcends notions of justice derived from ideology, philosophy, or particular political movements, which can never be an adequate expression of the justice of the Kingdom for which we are called to struggle at the side of our Companion and King. . . .  \n68 19. In each of our different apostolates, we must create communities of solidarity in seeking justice. Working together with our colleagues, every Jesuit ministry can and should promote justice in one or more of the following ways: (a) direct service and accompaniment of the poor; (b) developing awareness of the demands of justice joined to the social responsibility to achieve it; (c) participating in social mobilization for the creation of a more just social order. . . .  \n70 21. Jesuit institutions can use the following means to help in implementing our mission: institutional evaluation of the role they play in society; examination of wheth","cbCaimRelow1WkXU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimRelow1WkXU","pdf",634557,11,"English","# GC 34 Decree 2: Servants of Christ's Mission\n## The dimensions of our mission\n## Our mission to evangelize\n# GC 34 Decree 3: Our Mission and Justice\n## Vision of justice\n## Creating communities of solidarity\n## Means for implementing the mission\n# GC 34 Decree 4: Our Mission and Culture\n## Integrated mission and Ignatian mysticism\n## Consolation and desolation criteria\n## Dialogue as salvation and divine presence","[{\"question\":\"How is the Jesuit mission connected to the Church’s evangelizing mission?\",\"answer\":\"The excerpt states that the Jesuit mission is exercised within the Church’s total evangelizing mission, described as a single but complex reality expressed through multiple dimensions such as witness, proclamation, conversion, inculturation, and dialogue.\"},{\"question\":\"What principle integrates the service of faith with the promotion of justice?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes inseparability: the service of faith is the aim, and the integrating principle is the inseparable link between faith and the promotion of the justice of the Kingdom.\"},{\"question\":\"How should Jesuit institutions and ministries implement this mission practically?\",\"answer\":\"The excerpt lists means such as institutional evaluation, checking whether structures and policies reflect the mission, collaborating with similar institutions across contexts, and continuing formation of personnel regarding mission.\"}]","General Congregations 32 and 34 - Excerpted by Joseph Daoust | PDF",1790652914,28]