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 1 Intro,  0,1   |      through the many charisms of spiritual and apostolic life bestowed
 2 Intro,  0,6   |    pneumatophoroi), authentically spiritual men and women, capable of
 3 Intro,  0,6   |       praise and intercession, by spiritual counsels and works of charity.
 4 Intro,  0,6   |       prayer, fasting and vigils, spiritual combat and silence, Paschal
 5 Intro,  0,10  |     charism. They discover in the spiritual riches of the Institute
 6 Intro,  0,12  |     existing, but inspired by new spiritual and apostolic impulses.
 7 Intro,  0,13  |          for the Church needs the spiritual and apostolic contribution
 8 Intro,  0,13  |        encouragement to face in a spiritual and apostolic manner the
 9   I,  0,14    |  Transfiguration. A whole ancient spiritual tradition refers to this "
10   I,  1,19    |           Mt 17:5). A significant spiritual interpretation of the Transfiguration
11   I,  1,19    |           Church have called this spiritual path philokalia, or love
12   I,  1,21    |          he ceaselessly raises up spiritual families and fraternal communities.~
13   I,  1,22    |         excellence and mysterious spiritual fruitfulness of virginity.
14   I,  2,28    |           importance both for the spiritual life of each consecrated
15   I,  3,34    | consecrated persons express their spiritual fruitfulness by becoming
16   I,  4,36    |   founding charism and subsequent spiritual heritage of each Institute.
17   I,  4,36    |            both in their personal spiritual journeys and in their lives
18   I,  4,37    |         midst of the material and spiritual difficulties of daily life.
19   I,  4,38    |            Prayer and asceticism: spiritual combat~38. The call to holiness
20   I,  4,38    |      fully its own sapiential and spiritual soul; in prayer, so that
21   I,  4,38    |           monthly retreats and to spiritual exercises.~There is also
22   I,  4,38    |          practices typical of the spiritual tradition of the Church
23   I,  4,38    |           consequent lessening of spiritual fervour or a succumbing
24   I,  4,38    |           possibility of a deeper spiritual formation might lead consecrated
25   I,  4,38    |        involves the acceptance of spiritual combat. This is a demanding
26   I,  4,38    |       often seen an image of this spiritual combat in Jacob's wrestling
27   I,  4,39    |          sisters through valuable spiritual activities such as schools
28   I,  4,39    |        such as schools of prayer, spiritual exercises and retreats,
29   I,  4,39    |   retreats, days of recollection, spiritual dialogue and direction.
30  II,  1,42    |        common: material goods and spiritual experiences, talents and
31  II,  1,42    |           their charism and their spiritual patrimony to changing historical
32  II,  1,43    |          great importance for the spiritual life and for mission. In
33  II,  1,43    |       brothers and sisters in the spiritual and apostolic life.~In an
34  II,  1,43    |           above all fraternal and spiritual, and while those entrusted
35  II,  1,44    |       their readiness to serve as spiritual directors, confessors or
36  II,  1,45    |           fundamental role in the spiritual journey of consecrated persons,
37  II,  1,48    |           expression and fruit of spiritual gifts received by founders
38  II,  1,48    | discipline and to keep intact its spiritual and apostolic patrimony.
39  II,  1,48    |          only be deprived of many spiritual gifts, of suitable places
40  II,  1,49    |           they open themselves to spiritual and pastoral initiatives
41  II,  1,50    |        led to a desire that "this spiritual experience of communion
42  II,  1,52    |          Institutes~52. Fraternal spiritual relations and mutual cooperation
43  II,  1,52    |           of love. Mindful of the spiritual friendship which often united
44  II,  1,52    |         all need one another: the spiritual good which I do not own
45  II,  1,54    |    relationship that is primarily spiritual, while for Institutes involved
46  II,  1,55    |                     For a renewed spiritual and apostolic dynamism~55.
47  II,  1,55    |        charism, leading to a more spiritual interpretation of it and
48  II,  1,55    |           be expert guides in the spiritual life, and in this perspective
49  II,  1,56    |         especially in the area of spiritual renewal. Nonetheless, it
50  II,  1,57    |          fully reveals her varied spiritual richness when she overcomes
51  II,  1,58    |         theological, cultural and spiritual studies, much can be expected
52  II,  1,58    |     Christian communities, giving spiritual support, and promoting the
53  II,  2,59    |          diligent progress in the spiritual life, "is nothing other
54  II,  2,59    |           Rooted in this profound spiritual aspiration, the cloister
55  II,  2,59    |          cloister is the place of spiritual communion with God and with
56  II,  2,60    |        integral formation: human, spiritual, theological, pastoral and
57  II,  3,64    |           the whole Church. Great spiritual and material energies are
58  II,  3,64    |         of suitable help, such as spiritual direction, in order to nourish
59  II,  3,65    |        provide a human, cultural, spiritual and pastoral preparation
60  II,  3,65    |        from the psychological and spiritual to the theological and pastoral.
61  II,  3,66    |       combine the illumination of spiritual wisdom with the light shed
62  II,  3,68    |           method characterized by spiritual and pedagogical wisdom,
63  II,  3,70    |      bring back a higher level of spiritual and apostolic life, but
64  II,  3,70    |        the gift and experience of spiritual fatherhood and motherhood.
65  II,  3,70    |           discerning programme of spiritual support. The gradual withdrawal
66  II,  3,70    |       physical or mental illness, spiritual aridity, deaths, difficulties
67 III,  1,77    |           the right means and the spiritual exercises to know and feel
68 III,  1,80    |           of sharing material and spiritual goods, of being truly international,
69 III,  2,84    |       Church, for the practice of spiritual discernment and love of
70 III,  2,87    |           propose, so to speak, a spiritual "therapy" for humanity,
71 III,  2,93    |        decisive commitment to the spiritual life~93. One of the concerns
72 III,  2,93    |           40).We may say that the spiritual life, understood as life
73 III,  2,93    |  surroundings, marked by specific spiritual emphases and choices of
74 III,  2,93    |          she confirms that in its spiritual and apostolic charism are
75 III,  2,93    |       according to the Gospel.The spiritual life must therefore have
76 III,  2,93    |   commitment. It is precisely the spiritual quality of the consecrated
77 III,  2,94    |           and perennial source of spiritual life",the writings of the
78 III,  2,94    |           to make progress in the spiritual life. Indeed it would be
79 III,  2,94    |           himself".s the Church's spiritual tradition teaches, meditation
80 III,  2,95    |      contains the Church's entire spiritual wealth, that is, Christ
81 III,  2,95    |        viaticum and source of the spiritual life for the individual
82 III,  2,95    |  Confident and humble recourse to spiritual direction is of great help
83 III,  2,95    |  traditions, to renew daily their spiritual union with the Blessed Virgin
84 III,  3,96    |           their profound grasp of spiritual truth (cf. Eph 2:17), consecrated
85 III,  4,101   |         of contemplative life the spiritual ecumenism of prayer, conversion
86 III,  4,102   | accompanied by solid faith and by spiritual and personal maturity.~
87 III,  4,103   |      offer a generous welcome and spiritual support to all those who,
88 Conclu,  0,105|   preaching, discernment and wise spiritual guidance. All the faithful
89 Conclu,  0,107|      accordance with the loftiest spiritual realities.I pray that you,
90 Conclu,  0,112|        our Mother, who desire the spiritual and apostolic renewal of