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 1   1, 2  |         openness to events and to people, is the wellspring of his
 2   1, 2  |   concerning religion among young people and the poor circumstances
 3   1, 3  |       love for the Father and for people2. We live out this ideal
 4   1, 3  |   everyone, especially with young people, loving them with a selfless
 5   1, 5  |           Brothers and with other people we meet.~ ~We willingly
 6   1, 8  |       religious family.~ ~Certain people can be affiliated to the
 7   1, 10 |      mystery. In the midst of the People of God, we give prophetic
 8   1, 10 |           dedicated to God and to people1. True to the charism of
 9   2, 16 |      world2, our communities call people to liberality, to a freely
10   2, 17 |       others, especially to young people, to make Jesus Christ known.
11   2, 18 |         God and of devotedness to people. His life is a living witness
12   2, 20 |        wholly given to God and to people. Our accepting to be celibate "
13   2, 20 | establishes us as brothers to all people2.~ ~In professing the vow
14   2, 21 |           our home3, we learn how people are to be loved, and we,
15   2, 21 |         tenderness. We make young people welcome, our hearts open
16   2, 23 |           the manner of welcoming people in a simple and prudent
17   2, 24 |         in our relationships with people. We avoid any friendship
18   2, 27 |         life-giving force for all people1. It frees us to be of greater
19   2, 30 |          one of the insignificant people of Nazareth3. From the Annunciation
20   2, 33 |          much on the level of the people they were serving.~ ~Lavalla3
21   2, 35 |         and at the service of the people. We give witness to the
22   2, 36 |         became the saviour of all people.~ ~Jesus is the perfect
23   3, 47 |      origin. The Father wants all people to form one single family
24   3     |          Community of consecrated People~ ~
25   3, 58 |     brotherly love of consecrated people makes the community an evangelising
26   3, 62 |          must also be open to all people in its prayer and in its
27   4, 69 |           show our union with the People of God gathered around the
28   4     |                  Praying with the People of God~ ~
29   4, 70 |           parents, friends, young people, ex-students, and other
30   4, 71 |      learn gradually to see life, people, and events with the eyes
31   4, 74 |          attitude towards God and people2.~ ~Like Father Champagnat,
32   4, 75 |     excellent occasion for making people more aware of the man and
33   5, 80 |            it works to evangelise people, especially by educating
34   5, 80 |           other religious and lay people dedicated to the same task3.~ ~
35   5, 81 |        helping children and young people to become good Christians
36   5, 81 |        and needs of today's young people.~ ~ ~
37   5, 82 |          hope, we awaken in young people the desire to give themselves
38   5, 83 |         83. We are close to young people in their actual life-situations1,
39   5, 83 |     Christ. In dealing with young people, we show a concern that
40   5, 83 |       facts of the lives of young people, and who urges us on to
41   5, 84 |           attitudes towards young people find their inspiration in
42   5, 84 |          see to it that the young people are well instructed about
43   5, 86 |       engage in dialogue with the people we meet1.~ ~We give pride
44   5, 86 |           peace.~ ~86.1 The young people in our care are to receive
45   5, 87 |       culture as a way of drawing people together, and proposes knowledge
46   5, 87 |     adapted to the needs of young people. While ready to serve them
47   5, 87 |        social doctrine and awaken people's consciences to the problems
48   5, 87 |   maintain our contact with young people by means of activities associated
49   5, 88 |      collaboration, we help young people to become responsible for
50   5, 88 |         to serving the Church and people.~ ~88.1 We promote associations
51   5, 88 |          the circumstances of the people involved. (c 1286, 2; cf
52   5, 89 |    working with other consecrated people, we co-operate in the integral
53   5, 89 |     dialogue to such a stage that people can be attentive to the
54   5, 90 |           90. God wishes that all people be saved by the Church,
55   5, 90 |     places where the needs of the people call for a service that
56   5, 90 |           countries we lead young people and adults to discover the
57   5, 91 |        spirit is aroused in young people. Each Marist aspirant must
58   6, 93 |          holiness1, we help young people to develop the grace of
59   6, 93 |           of the Kingdom - as lay people3, as consecrated persons,
60   6, 93 |          movements in which young people may find a spirit that favours
61   6, 94 |           the poor. We call young people to discover our life of
62   6, 94 |          and counsellors of young people who are searching for their
63   6, 98 |         self-giving to God and to people.~ ~He begins to live in
64   6, 103|        needs of the Church and of people; it is adapted to the personal
65   6, 107|           the confidence of young people.~ ~In carrying out their
66   6, 110|          common with all baptised people, we grow towards adulthood
67   8, 115|     Superiors and other competent people. This discernment is to
68   9, 118|             From the ranks of the People of God, some are chosen
69   9, 119|          the rights and duties of people and of communities are respected.
70  10, 162|           been signed between the people responsible for an apostolic
71  11, 164|     around us, particularly young people, to build a more just society.4 ~ ~ ~
72  11, 164|   Institute; it is a movement for people who find themselves attracted
73  11, 164|         affiliated members, young people, parents, helpers, former