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1003 9, 143 | written agreement between the Provincials concerned. The permanent
1004 10, 162 | Provincial alone can modify its provisions, with the approval of the
1005 10, 159 | and should be carried out prudently1.~ ~The Brothers responsible,
1006 1, 7(3) | Ps 127; L 3, 28; L 7, 45; L
1007 4, 70 | Jesus, especially in the psalms3, which He Himself prayed.
1008 2, 26 | that promotes physical and psychological well-being2. We make an
1009 2, 26 | education and formation in the psychology of sexuality, affectivity,
1010 2, 15 | profession is expressed in public vows2 made in the Church
1011 9 | information, periodicals published, and research into the history
1012 9, 137 | work, borrowings, loans, purchases, the disposing of property
1013 2, 27 | with respect, in living purely, and in compassionately
1014 2, 30 | in accordance with the purifying purpose of the Lord, who
1015 2, 46 | heart, or waywardness by pursuing false consolations. We shall
1016 3, 53 | with its enthusiasm and its quest for authenticity. In a community
1017 6, 100 | hospitable place, suited to quiet reflection, to prayer, and
1018 1, 5 | of the world, doing good quietly. We are aware of our limitations,
1019 9, 137 | members of which form a quorum) when there is question
1020 4, 75 | Institute, and we read some quotations from Marist documents.~ ~
1021 3, 61 | soutane, with Roman collar or rabat, a cord, and, for the perpetually
1022 11, 165 | build communities which radiate the presence of Jesus.~ ~
1023 5, 82 | will be3. When our life radiates Christian joy4 and hope,
1024 6, 93 | their baptism2 by a more radical commitment for the sake
1025 2, 36 | the price of obedience4. Raised from the dead by God, He
1026 9, 137 | without authorisation, and the raising of that limit;~ ~11. approving
1027 9, 118 | the Apostles3. From the ranks of the People of God, some
1028 9, 137 | Institute (c 688, 2);~ ~8. re-admission into the Institute (c 690,
1029 7, 113 | novitiate be made over again, re-admit a member of the Institute
1030 11, 170 | Institute. We also wish to re-affirm, in the presence of our
1031 6, 109 | the Brothers the chance to re-discover their Marist vocation and
1032 2, 31 | continual use of prayer, which re-kindles courage and trust. It creates
1033 2, 17 | As consecrated men, we reach out to others, especially
1034 8, 116 | 116.1 A Brother who has reached the point of wanting to
1035 3, 57 | that our community prayer reaches its highest level2.~ ~ ~
1036 2, 13 | comes from the Father1, reaching down to us through the love
1037 3, 60 | an active part in them. Realising that it takes time to create
1038 2, 46 | happiness that springs from really living out the total gift
1039 10, 160 | resources so that they give a reasonable return. He exercises his
1040 4, 75 | the religious~calendar, we recall the memory of our~deceased
1041 4, 74 | praise the Mother of God by reciting the Rosary, or by some other
1042 11, 167 | comply with the Founder's recommendation: "Remain true to the spirit
1043 8, 117 | Brothers cannot ask for any recompense for the services they have
1044 9, 149 | meeting. The minutes are recorded in a register and are approved,
1045 7, 113 | years. (c 657,2)~ ~113.8 Records of admission to the novitiate
1046 6, 102 | profession~lapse if the novice recovers.~ ~
1047 3, 54 | sufferings, united with the Redeemer's, he "makes up in his own
1048 10, 157 | their administration1. They refer extraordinary matters to
1049 6, 98 | meditation, and by sharing reflections on scripture. The celebration
1050 2, 27 | loving those whom society refuses to accept.~ ~A chastity
1051 9, 150 | Brother Superior General;~ ~2. refusing to accept a candidate for
1052 3, 60 | 4 Holidays are times to regain our strength and to draw
1053 11, 164 | special responsibility in this regard. (c 578)~ ~164.3 Personally,
1054 4, 70 | begin the day with the Salve Regina or another marial hymn.
1055 5, 91 | promote the establishment of regional Marist centres specifically
1056 9, 149 | minutes are recorded in a register and are approved, and signed
1057 3, 52 | Superior is to see each Brother regularly. (c 630, 5)~ ~ ~
1058 2, 29 | the country, theways of regulating whatever concerns these
1059 9, 154 | chosen according to the regulations laid down by the Provincial
1060 8, 116 | profession, unless it be rejected by the Brother at the time
1061 4, 67 | blessed among all women, she rejoices in God her Saviour2. Faithful
1062 4, 71 | Blessed Sacrament,in order to rekindle our love for Christ and
1063 4, 67 | heart what Jesus does, and relates His actions to the words
1064 3, 50 | of the Constitutions in relation to the concrete situation
1065 2, 19 | redeeming love. ~ ~In His relations with men and women, which
1066 11, 164 | Church, is a grace forever relevant to the world1. ~ ~Our simple
1067 4, 73 | provided for spiritual and religiousstudy.~ ~73.2 Each year we make
1068 2, 23 | ought to feel that he can rely on the sympathetic support
1069 2, 33 | be on our guard against relying too much on human means.~ ~ ~
1070 9, 128 | into local Churches, and remains united to the Brother Superior
1071 10, 161 | Provincial pays attention to the remarks or recommendations of this
1072 3, 55 | retreat, we celebrate a remembrance Mass and recite the Office
1073 2, 42 | responsibility as a service to be rendered2. He should be foremost
1074 1, 9 | the service that authority renders at all levels.~ ~We are
1075 4, 70 | community, sustains and renews our personal prayer5. When
1076 2, 16 | 16. In renouncing, by our vows, certain values
1077 2, 26 | Christian asceticism, by the renunciation inherent in it1, helps us
1078 9, 150 | authorising any building or repair work, borrowings, loans -
1079 11, 166 | God and our responses, we repeatedly feel the need to be converted
1080 9 | consultative assembly does not replace the Provincial Chapter. (
1081 9, 120 | us2. We obey God in His representatives, as Mary did, with a total
1082 11, 170 | expresses our longing to reproduce in our own lives the fidelity
1083 10, 155 | of the Holy See is to be requested. This constitutes extraordinary
1084 10, 160 | investment, and studies requests involving finance that are
1085 7, 113 | Superior General can, without requiring that the novitiate be made
1086 3, 51 | free our hearts from any resentment3.~ ~In this way, our community
1087 9, 135 | Brother Vicar General normally reside at the General House. If
1088 2, 29 | personally - travel, holiday residence, valuable items. Even if
1089 6, 96 | up centres (juniorates, residences) to prepare aspirants for
1090 2, 24 | hand, therefore, we must resist the tendency to withdraw
1091 1, 4 | called her our Ordinary Resource and our First Superior1. ~ ~
1092 2, 36 | with the Father's will1. He responded to that love by putting
1093 5, 81 | charism of the Founder by responding to the expectations and
1094 11, 166 | the calls of God and our responses, we repeatedly feel the
1095 2, 38 | from Mary that we learn responsiveness to the Spirit and an obedience
1096 2, 13 | His gaze, His choice, resting on each of us, invites us
1097 9, 131 | ballots have not given a result, only the two candidates
1098 9, 129 | members of their Provinces, retaining active and passive voice
1099 10, 161 | houses, infirmaries, and retirement homes, to establish and
1100 10, 158 | communities may make, and the returns from the Brothers' work
1101 5, 83 | spiritual poverty await the revelation of Christ. In dealing with
1102 4, 75 | express our affectionate reverence for Father Champagnat by
1103 5, 85 | regular intervals.~ ~85.1 In reviewing the needs of the local Church,
1104 3, 60 | to the community and to revitalise his apostolic spirit. ~ ~
1105 2, 25 | direction and that source of revitalised love, the sacrament of Reconciliation.~ ~ ~
1106 3, 53 | us1. He brings to us the richness of a young man's heart and
1107 5, 83 | life-situations1, taking the risk of going into what may be
1108 2, 44 | everyday life. It is a long road to walk, but we must not
1109 3, 61 | it may be a soutane, with Roman collar or rabat, a cord,
1110 4, 67 | the Church in the upper room6.~ ~As Marist Brothers,
1111 4, 74 | Mother of God by reciting the Rosary, or by some other Marial
1112 2, 16 | whatever in human relationships runs counter to the fulfilment
1113 5, 86 | We initiate them into the sacramental life and we help them to
1114 3, 49 | the cost of the greatest sacrifices, to procure that for you."3~ ~
1115 1, 2 | known and loved."1 He often said: "Every time I see a child,
1116 4, 70 | usually begin the day with the Salve Regina or another marial
1117 6, 93(4) | 1 Sam 3, 1-10~
1118 9, 118 | for the role of teaching, sanctifying, and governing, so that
1119 7, 112 | Provincial. He needs to be satisfied that the postulant has good
1120 2, 24 | that He alone can fully satisfy the yearnings of our hearts. ~ ~
1121 2, 27 | undivided heart2.~27.1 Each Saturday, or on some other day chosen
1122 5, 90 | wishes that all people be saved by the Church, His sacrament
1123 10, 158 | cf 137.4.10)~ ~158.2 The savings that the apostolic works
1124 4, 74 | studying what the Church is saying about Mary, we seek to deepen
1125 2, 34 | We avoid giving them the scandal of living in a way that
1126 1, 1 | M.S.- Fratres Maristae a Scholis)3.~ ~ ~
1127 2, 38 | Handmaid of the Lord, to be schooled by her, and we respond to
1128 2, 11 | God - a covenant which the Scriptures speak of as a betrothal3.
1129 9, 131 | accordance with Canon Law, by a secret ballot, and by an absolute
1130 9, 136 | Councillor who has charge of the Secretariate of the General Council.
1131 5, 91 | for work in the mission sectors of the Institute. The demanding
1132 2, 46 | help of our Brothers.~ ~Secure in knowing that God is always
1133 2, 39 | he obeyed his superiors, seeing in them the person of Jesus
1134 | seems
1135 5, 86 | media are to be alert to seize opportunities that will
1136 1, 2 | the Spirit, Marcellin was seized by the love that Jesus and
1137 6, 109 | Provincial, the Brother selects the area of specialisation
1138 2 | Dependence, Self-abandonment~ ~
1139 4, 72 | 72. As prayer and self-discipline develop, they free our hearts
1140 5, 87 | which stresses the values of self-forgetfulness and openness to others,
1141 2, 27 | lived leads us on towards self-fulfilment and acts as a special life-giving
1142 3, 49 | of devotedness, and of self-renunciation in the service of one another.~ ~
1143 2, 26 | achieve a mastery of our senses and heart, and live our
1144 1, 3 | makes us witnesses to, and servants of the Kingdom of God.~ ~
1145 9, 152 | are invited to the Council session. This invitation can be
1146 9, 152 | The Minutes of the Council sessions are approved and signed
1147 3, 49 | willingly give time to the setting-up and to the maintenance of
1148 7, 112 | layman, and must be at least seventeen years of age. ~ ~112.2 The
1149 2, 26 | formation in the psychology of sexuality, affectivity, and human
1150 2, 26 | and of the mass media3. We shape our conduct to the dictates
1151 4, 77 | his own prayer life and shares responsibility for that
1152 5, 84 | and presents Him to the shepherds and the Wise Men. Patiently
1153 11, 164 | they can live it and let it shine forth. The Institute animates
1154 9, 153 | the Brother Provincial can shorten a local Superior's term
1155 6, 109 | of the Hermitage is the shrine of our Marist origins. The
1156 4, 77 | certain times in life, such as sickness and old age, to devote more
1157 2, 24 | call to love, and losing sight of the special quality of
1158 10, 157 | must carry at least three signatures, of which two are required
1159 4, 72 | when we acknowledge our sinfulness. Together, we express our
1160 3, 47 | wants all people to form one single family in which all will
1161 6, 108 | should be men of prayer, skilled in spiritual discernment,
1162 10, 161 | without valid permission is solely responsible for them. The
1163 2, 25 | to be at peace with the solitude inherent in chastity.~ ~
1164 | sometimes
1165 5, 91 | Like Mary, they withdraw as soon as their presence is no
1166 3, 56 | times of happiness or of sorrow1. Our religious consecration
1167 2, 39 | to do God's will. This he sought in prayer, in consultation,
1168 4 | Sources of our Prayer~ ~
1169 3, 61 | Alternatively, it may be a soutane, with Roman collar or rabat,
1170 2, 11 | into the desert and there speaks to their hearts1. Those
1171 6, 109 | Brother selects the area of specialisation or study that best suits
1172 10, 161 | used in the houses, and specifies when reports are to be sent
1173 8, 117 | help them, materially and spiritually, to establish themselves
1174 4, 64 | Him to accomplish, Jesus spoke to the Father of His longings
1175 2, 22 | Christians are signs of the spousal bond between Christ and
1176 2, 14 | mission of the Church, the spouse of Christ1.~ ~Lived within
1177 10, 155 | of what constitutes the stable patrimony of the Institute.
1178 5, 82 | together. The community stands closely knit as one, and,
1179 10, 161 | Province, as well as the state of properties, of borrowings,
1180 7, 113 | profession must be expressly stated and made without force,
1181 10, 160 | General presents the financial statement of the General Administration
1182 6, 93 | reflect on the different states of life and to pray that
1183 9 | in particular, archives, statistical information, periodicals
1184 9, 125 | require the drawing up of Stautes, which, if necessary, will
1185 6, 107 | their task, they need to stay closely in touch with the
1186 9, 149 | Provincial, who acts in his stead as the need arises. ~ ~149.
1187 4, 75 | his mind and heart, and to steep ourselves in his spirit2.
1188 11, 170 | vow of stability.~ ~This step expresses our longing to
1189 2, 35 | accept privileges that would stifle gospel freedom.~ ~In walking
1190 5, 88 | 5 The Provincial Council stimulates interest in pastoral and
1191 9 | General Conference is:~ ~1. to strengthen the unity of the Institute,
1192 8, 115 | can find in them a way of strengthening his vocation and of renewing
1193 9 | prudence and within the strict limits of the powers given
1194 2, 14 | ardently by continually striving to be faithful to the spirit
1195 4, 69 | parish Mass on Sundays is strongly recommended in order to
1196 9, 128 | addition to its function as a structure of government, an administrative
1197 2, 25 | life.~ ~In temptations and struggles, we open ourselves to the
1198 10, 161 | begun until it has been studied by the Finance Committee
1199 4, 68 | frequently came back to the subject of prayer, which he called
1200 2, 37 | unto death, obliges us to submit to our lawful Superiors,
1201 9 | religious, these Brothers are subordinate to the Superior of their
1202 8, 116 | a Brother from making a subsequent profession on the completion
1203 9, 140 | Brothers in the District is subtracted from that of the Province
1204 8, 115 | If his efforts do not succeed, however, the Brother should
1205 6, 101 | profession.~ ~101.2 To ensure the success of these periods, care must
1206 3, 53 | by the experience of his successes and failures, contributes
1207 3, 55 | of the Dead.~ ~55.7 These suffrages for the dead may be added
1208 9, 138 | to make their wishes and suggestions known to the General Chapter.
1209 9, 151 | the Provincial Chapter suggests the main orientations to
1210 3, 61 | type of attire, such as a suit, which is appropriate for
1211 6, 96 | this with a report on the suitablilty of the postulant. Once a
1212 9, 122 | to do so3.~ ~They provide suitably for the needs of each Brother
1213 6, 109 | specialisation or study that best suits his talents and the apostolic
1214 5, 81 | which Father Champagnat summarised thus: "To bring up a child
1215 10, 161 | Provincial, the financial report summarising the situation of the houses,
1216 4, 69 | Attendance at a parish Mass on Sundays is strongly recommended
1217 9, 127 | Superior.~ ~127.1 The District Superiorgoverns according to the Statute
1218 10, 161 | Provincial Bursar takes care to supervise the account books and, for
1219 10, 161 | rule, construction work is supervised by the Brother Provincial
1220 10, 158 | be administered. He also supervises the financial operations.~ ~
1221 10, 159 | will direct some of the suplus funds to help poorer Provinces,
1222 6, 96 | The formation personnel supplement this with a report on the
1223 10, 162 | of the model that he has supplied. The annual financial report
1224 10, 160 | notary. For this purpose, he supplies the Provinces with a model
1225 7, 113 | The Secretary General will supply the appropriate forms.~ ~
1226 9, 137 | setting up, modifying, or suppressing of Provinces and Districts (
1227 2, 12 | imitation of Christ4 is the supreme law of our baptismal consecration,
1228 2, 29 | They are not to act as surety, even concerning their own
1229 10, 162 | for, the houses send their surplus to the Provincial Fund,
1230 2, 18 | at the Annunciation; she surrendered herself, in love and joy,
1231 6, 100 | house is to be set up in surroundings that are favourable to attaining
1232 6, 94 | Champagnat. We ask her to sustain and develop what she has
1233 3, 60 | heart-to-heart communication and sustaining it1. It leads us, out of
1234 5, 86 | their language, and the symbols of their culture provide
1235 10, 156 | benefit from social security systems. (c 1286.2; cf 88.3)~ ~
1236 4 | Around the Table of the Lord~ ~
1237 3, 51 | troubled, and which finds a tactful way of helping him1. Putting
1238 4, 68 | faith made Jesus almost tangibly present to him. He would
1239 2, 38 | her call: "Do whatever He tells you."3 It is from Mary that
1240 2, 25 | with each culture, each temperament, and the different stages
1241 5, 90 | Institute has a deep and tender concern for countries not
1242 4, 77 | unifies our whole life and tends to become continuous2, affecting
1243 7, 113 | at least four years. It terminates in perpetual profession.~ ~ ~
1244 9, 153 | after several consecutive terms of office, a Brother have
1245 2, 22 | Church1. By our celibacy, we testify to the reality of this espousal
1246 6, 97 | discerns God's will for him and tests his motivation and aptitudes
1247 4, 72 | look back over the day1, thanking the Father for the ways
1248 6, 107 | 107. Since theirs is such a vital role, the
1249 6, 104 | profession with courses of theological and professional studies
1250 5, 85 | the duty to acquire the theoretical and practical competence
1251 4, 77(2) | 1 Thes 5, 17
1252 2, 29 | the laws of the country, theways of regulating whatever concerns
1253 3, 55 | his community will have thirty Masses celebrated and recite
1254 6, 99 | balanced formation1.~ ~A thorough study is made of the Constitutions,
1255 3, 57 | which weaves together the threads of daily events in our lives.
1256 5 | The Institute's missionary Thrust~ ~
1257 3, 61 | premises should always be tidy, and furnished in a way
1258 9, 152 | something cannot be put off till later. (c 619)~ ~152.2 He
1259 3, 59 | Marist Brothers, we practise tolerance, courtesy, mutual support,
1260 2, 36 | the one who sent Him2. He took on the condition of a slave3
1261 2, 27 | among us the practices dear toour Founder, such as devotion
1262 3, 51 | Putting aside our egoism and touchiness, we accept with simplicity
1263 2, 42 | Brothers along the path traced out by Christ. He will keep
1264 2, 19 | which broke through the traditional confines imposed by the
1265 4, 73 | recollection.(c 663, 5)~ ~73.3 Traditionally in the Institute, Good Friday
1266 6, 96 | to accept themselves, to transcend themselves, and to be converted
1267 2, 11 | apart. By His Spirit, He transforms them constantly, leading
1268 9, 118 | of a slave2. He, in turn, transmitted His authority to the Church
1269 9, 122 | needs of each Brother and treat everyone with patience4.
1270 2, 27 | proclaim gospel values in treating one another with respect,
1271 9, 149 | called in when the Council treats of financial matters. Occasionally,
1272 2, 26 | conscience. We accept life's trials, uniting ourselves to Christ
1273 3, 51 | see that a companion is troubled, and which finds a tactful
1274 1, 5 | of our limitations, yet, trusting in God and in Mary, we can
1275 5, 83 | Christ known to them as the Truth who sets them free2, as
1276 8, 115 | ourselves to it without turning back. The difficulties and
1277 6, 100 | months. For it to be valid2, twelve months are to be spent in
1278 6, 100 | months or, at the most, twenty-four months. For it to be valid2,
1279 7, 113 | have completed at least his twenty-fourth year;~ ~2. the Brother has
1280 9, 132 | the Superior finds himself unable to carry out his task in
1281 3, 54 | hardships that still have to be undergone by Christ for the sake of
1282 6, 101 | community receiving the novice understands the objectives of this stage
1283 2, 39 | 39. In whatever he undertook, Father Champagnat was primarily
1284 2, 27 | the joy promised to the undivided heart2.~27.1 Each Saturday,
1285 5, 83 | of going into what may be unexplored areas where those in material
1286 4, 77 | others. Little by little, it unifies our whole life and tends
1287 3, 50 | love of the Lord, are a unifying force in the Marist community.
1288 2, 13 | all-embracing. By our profession, we unite the whole-hearted offering
1289 1, 10 | Religious consecration unites us in a special way to the
1290 9 | Administrative Units~ ~
1291 2, 19 | self-gift to God and the universality of His redeeming love. ~ ~
1292 5, 84 | contemplate her, hidden and unknown in the world, faithful to
1293 2, 22 | circumstances of life, remain unmarried. Celibacy urges those whom
1294 11, 168 | to take courageous, even unprecedented decisions.~ ~The choice
1295 3, 63 | gifts of the Lord.~ ~In our untiring and ever-renewed effort
1296 | unto
1297 6, 109 | suitable means of furthering or updating his formation in spiritual,
1298 11, 170 | Mother known and loved; to uphold the aim and spirit of my
1299 9, 152 | documents, and he sees to the upkeep of buildings and furniture.~ ~
1300 4, 67 | prays with the Church in the upper room6.~ ~As Marist Brothers,
1301 2, 18 | Jesus' company, she lived in utter trust in the Father, even
1302 1, 5(1) | RC 1852, second part, V, 1; Cn 1854, 1, 8 and 11;
1303 4, 77 | 77.2 For holidays and vacation periods we organise times
1304 1, 7 | not build the house, in vain do the builders labour."3~ ~ ~ ~
1305 3, 49 | shared their life at La Valla2 and at the Hermitage, and
1306 2, 29 | travel, holiday residence, valuable items. Even if these cost
1307 3, 61 | always~careful to avoid vanity or negligence.~ ~ ~
1308 2, 25 | through difficulties, which vary with each culture, each
1309 4, 76 | the Guardian Angels2.~ ~We venerate the Saints3, each of whom
1310 9, 137 | members of the Committee to verify the credentials of the capitulants;~ ~
1311 4, 70 | our morning prayer, and Vespers our evening prayer.~ ~70.
1312 9, 151 | the Provincial Chapter are vested in the Brother Provincial
1313 3, 55 | The Eucharist, received as Viaticum, helps him to complete the
1314 3, 60 | recreation and the sharing of our views help to build up family
1315 5, 91 | so doing, they gain new vigour in their Marist missionary
1316 4, 71 | 344-346; R 1837, II, 19; VIII, 1, 7)~ ~ ~
1317 2, 21 | first to live a life of virginity because of Christ2. She
1318 8, 116 | Brother, carries with it, by virtue of the law itself, the dispensation
1319 4, 69 | in union with the Church, visible and invisible.~ ~Each day,
1320 3, 61 | furnished in a way that visibly reflects our poverty. Part
1321 3, 48 | Christ2.~ ~Like Mary at the Visitation3 and at Cana4, we remain
1322 7, 114 | Brother .... freely and voluntarily, make into your hands, Brother
1323 6, 95 | to form men capable of vowing their entire life to God
1324 5, 88 | the staff we employ a just wage and the means of improving
1325 2, 46 | of the Brothers who have walked this way before us.~ ~As
1326 2, 35 | stifle gospel freedom.~ ~In walking the way of poverty, we become
1327 2, 33 | poor as he did, our Founder wanted to send us more especially
1328 3, 47 | has its origin. The Father wants all people to form one single
1329 2, 37 | pastoral care, has the duty of warning him in writing.~ ~ ~
1330 2, 46 | enthusiasm, dryness of heart, or waywardness by pursuing false consolations.
1331 11, 165 | take care of those who are weaker1. That is why the vitality
1332 2, 45 | makes us strong, even in our weakness1. By it, we denounce any
1333 11, 167 | tendency towards comfort and wealth, we take care to safeguard
1334 3, 61 | and Marist simplicity, we wear the habit of our Institute,
1335 3, 57 | responsible for this prayer, which weaves together the threads of
1336 4, 73 | 73.2 Each year we make a week's spiritual retreat along
1337 2, 23 | the loneliness of celibacy weighs heavily on us, each of us
1338 2, 21 | constant concern for their welfare, and to respond with selfless
1339 6, 95 | provide a formation that is well-based and adapted to the personalities
1340 2, 26 | physical and psychological well-being2. We make an enlightened
1341 2, 36 | 36.Jesus knew He was the Well-beloved of the Father, and His whole
1342 4, 65 | 65. All Christian prayer wells up from a heart attuned
1343 1, 2 | events and to people, is the wellspring of his spirituality and
1344 2, 29 | administration of his goods to whomsoever he wills, and dispose freely
1345 | why
1346 2, 27 | greater service and gives the widest possible dimension to our
1347 2, 19 | sake of the kingdom. He willed to be born of the Virgin
1348 2, 31 | limitations, and in our willingness to receive help from others.~ ~
1349 6, 107 | work as a team, and able to win the confidence of young
1350 5, 84 | to the shepherds and the Wise Men. Patiently she awaits
1351 10, 157 | two are required for any withdrawal. One of the two should normally
1352 2, 13 | us at Baptism3.~ ~Full of wonder and gratitude, we accept
1353 11 | Workers for the Kingdom~ ~
1354 2, 35 | goods frees us from needless worries1. To be credible witnesses2,
1355 8, 115 | 115. Aware of the worth of our vocation, we give
1356 2, 25 | of Christ, who heals our wounds, delivers us from egoistic
1357 2, 34 | the root causes of their wretchedness, and to free ourselves from
1358 1, 6(3) | RC 1852, second part, XI, 2; Life 446 ff
1359 4, 72 | Together, we express our yearning to be reconciled to the
1360 2, 24 | alone can fully satisfy the yearnings of our hearts. ~ ~Knowing
1361 | YES
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