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 1 Intro,  0,10  |         being incardinated in the Institute, consecrate themselves to
 2 Intro,  0,10  |           spiritual riches of the Institute to which they belong great
 3   I,  2,25    |           with the norms of their Institute, may also dress in a simple
 4   I,  3,30    |      specific spirituality of his Institute and the apostolic dimension
 5   I,  4,36    |        spiritual heritage of each Institute. It is precisely in this
 6   I,  4,36    |  Consequently the charism of each Institute will lead the consecrated
 7   I,  4,36    |        authentic tradition of the Institute, as present in its Rule,
 8   I,  4,37    |          to remain faithful to an Institute's original inspiration.In
 9   I,  4,37    |     pressing need today for every Institute to return to the Rule, since
10   I,  4,37    |         without departing from an Institute's initial inspiration.~
11   I,  4,38    |           of the individual's own Institute. These have been and continue
12  II,  1,45    |           with the nature of each Institute, so that every community
13  II,  1,48    |      growth".The identity of each Institute is bound up with a particular
14  II,  1,48    |      traditions.onsequently, each Institute is recognized as having
15  II,  1,49    |         not restricted to any one Institute, but which benefits the
16  II,  1,52    |        the character of their own Institute, are called to practise
17  II,  1,53    |          the best members of each Institute and to offer services which
18  II,  1,55    |        beyond the confines of the Institute, which will then be in a
19  II,  1,55    |           services typical of the Institute. Another positive consequence
20  II,  1,55    |          the laity in view of the Institute's mission. Moved by the
21  II,  1,56    |        certain period of time the Institute's community life and its
22  II,  1,56    |          that the identity of the Institute in its internal life is
23  II,  1,56    | considered the work of a specific Institute, must promote the ends of
24  II,  1,56    |          promote the ends of that Institute and be carried out under
25  II,  1,56    |        special directives in each Institute, to be approved by higher
26  II,  1,56    |           responsibilities of the Institute itself, of its communities,
27  II,  1,56    |         the common life or of the Institute's spirituality. It is therefore
28  II,  1,56    |      charism or discipline of the Institute of origin,and that all is
29  II,  2,60    |     special way the nature of the Institute itself.The vocation of Brothers
30  II,  2,60    |       form of participation in an Institute's mission, through services
31  II,  3,63    |  safeguard the significance of an Institute's own charism, to foster
32  II,  3,63    |  historical destiny of a specific Institute or form of consecrated life
33  II,  3,64    |       vocational activity of each Institute.he effective cooperation
34  II,  3,65    |      charism and mission of their Institute.For formation to be complete,
35  II,  3,68    |    spirituality of the respective Institute. The ratio responds to a
36  II,  3,68    |          shows how to pass on the Institute's spirit so that it will
37  II,  3,69    |          very important for every Institute to provide, as part of its
38  II,  3,70    |          and the charism of their Institute, to renew their original
39  II,  3,71    |     original inspiration of their Institute. Under the action of the
40  II,  3,71    |        the charism proper to each Institute, as it were in a synthesis
41  II,  3,71    |        history and mission of the Institute to which he or she belongs,
42 III,  0,72    |     mission is essential to every Institute, not only those dedicated
43 III,  0,72    |           with the ideal of their Institute. When the founding charism
44 III,  0,72    |          their involvement in the Institute's specific mission.~
45 III,  1,78    |         14): the members of every Institute should be able to repeat
46 III,  1,80    |           to the charism of their Institute and the character of the
47 III,  1,80    |           enrichment to the whole Institute, provided that they are
48 III,  1,81    |         Holy Spirit makes to each Institute, whether in areas where
49 III,  1,82    |       cause of the poor. For each Institute, according to its charism,
50 III,  1,83    |           by the charism of their Institute should persevere in their
51 III,  2,92    |          unites the members of an Institute in the same witness and
52 III,  2,93    |         of consecrated life or an Institute, she confirms that in its
53 III,  2,93    |          in such a way that every Institute and community will be a
54 III,  2,95    |        the individual and for the Institute. By means of the Eucharist
55 III,  2,95    |   according to the nature of each Institute, expresses the call proper
56 III,  3,96    |        the establishment of their Institute, and their profound grasp
57 III,  4,101   |       concrete action. Indeed, no Institute of Consecrated Life should
58 Conclu,  0,110|       Christ, the Church, to your Institute and to the men and women