Inculturation consists of deploying appropriate ways to announce the Good News of the Gospel in the concrete context of a particular cultural area.

The Gospel message is heard, always, everywhere and in every era, in a given culture.

The Gospel transcends all cultures, and the unity of faith interacts with cultural diversity in a movement of continual dialogue.

The Catholic Church brings about the incarnation of the message of Jesus Christ, with its own characteristics, in a culture while enhancing what is positive in it to aggregate it.

For a fruitful inculturation it is recommended beforehand to recognize the existence of the culture concerned, and above all to discern that it carries authentically human, moral, social, philosophical and even religious values.

Through this encounter with the Church, inculturation allows culture to be rooted by Christianity and to be purified while being recreated.

The specificity of the culture addressed must be imperatively taken into account and the Church must never seek to impose its ecclesial model at all costs.

Inculturation brings about welcome and mutual enrichment, conversion, transformation and growth in a culture of lived faith.

It is necessary for inculturation to be attentive to the mentalities, morals, traditions, customs and specificities of a culture to bring about a deep and lasting transformation.

The evangelical message is enriched at the same time as culture appropriates it.

Through inculturation, the New Evangelization is fundamentally part of the dialogue and spiritual conversations between the Catholic Church and the world desired by the ecumenical Vatican Council II.

The inculturation process promotes unity in diversity, a sign of the catholicity of the Church.

The e-inculturation blends naturally into the process of the New Evangelization for the IIIrd millennium associated with digital culture and synodality.