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 1 Intro,  0,9   |         accordance with a specific charism and in a stable form of
 2 Intro,  0,10  |         accordance with a specific charism. They discover in the spiritual
 3   I,  3,30    |            dimension of its proper charism. In the priest, in fact,
 4   I,  4,36    |                Faithfulness to the charism~36. In Christian discipleship
 5   I,  4,36    |           fidelity to the founding charism and subsequent spiritual
 6   I,  4,36    |      practice.Fundamental to every charism is a threefold orientation.
 7   I,  4,36    |          Mt 5:6). Consequently the charism of each Institute will lead
 8   I,  4,36    |         his Kingdom.Finally, every charism leads to the Holy Spirit,
 9   I,  4,36    |          emerges in every founding charism, though with the specific
10   I,  4,36    |        This is so because in every charism there predominates "a profound
11   I,  4,37    |         accordance with a specific charism confirmed by the Church.
12  II,  1,42    |        communion by their specific charism of contemplation. Consecrated
13  II,  1,42    |           preserve and adapt their charism and their spiritual patrimony
14  II,  1,45    |    strengthened. The nature of the charism in communities of this kind
15  II,  1,49    |         will therefore welcome the charism of the consecrated life
16  II,  1,49    |         faithful to their founding charism. For their part, consecrated
17  II,  1,49    |         with respect for their own charism, working in full communion
18  II,  1,54    |          the conclusion that their charism can be shared with the laity.
19  II,  1,55    |        into certain aspects of the charism, leading to a more spiritual
20  II,  1,56    |    movements does not endanger the charism or discipline of the Institute
21  II,  2,59    |      according to their particular charism. Thanks to their example,
22  II,  2,60    |     accordance with their specific charism.For this reason the Synod
23  II,  2,60    |    ministry is constitutive of the charism itself and determines its
24  II,  2,61    |    understanding of their founding charism whether it is appropriate
25  II,  2,62    |       faithfulness to the founding charism, or by giving new charisms
26  II,  2,62    |            the authenticity of the charism.In a special way, Bishops
27  II,  3,63    | significance of an Institute's own charism, to foster community life,
28  II,  3,65    |            their commitment to the charism and mission of their Institute.
29  II,  3,66    |        Christ and the value of the charism by which this is accomplished.
30  II,  3,68    |       inspired by their particular charism, presenting clearly and
31  II,  3,68    |       through the witness of their charism.~
32  II,  3,70    |        light of the Gospel and the charism of their Institute, to renew
33  II,  3,71    |      different areas to which each charism is directed. Consecrated
34  II,  3,71    |            in the dimension of the charism proper to each Institute,
35  II,  3,71    |       communal assimilation of its charism.~
36 III,  0,72    |       origin of every vocation and charism, consecrated life itself
37 III,  0,72    |       Institute. When the founding charism provides for pastoral activities,
38 III,  0,73    |       consistent with the original charism and which correspond to
39 III,  0,73    |         determined by the founding charism. Clearly, their dedication
40 III,  1,77    |   remaining ever faithful to their charism they must know that they
41 III,  1,79    |         communion.Supported by the charism of their founders and foundresses,
42 III,  1,79    |         with the help of their own charism.However, it should not be
43 III,  1,80    |            Gospel according to the charism of their Institute and the
44 III,  1,80    |       consistent with the founding charism and with the unifying action
45 III,  1,81    |           fidelity to the founding charism, communion with all those
46 III,  1,82    |        Institute, according to its charism, this involves adopting
47 III,  1,83    |      health care, according to the charism of their respective Institutes.
48 III,  1,83    |            to this ministry by the charism of their Institute should
49 III,  1,83    |           own through the specific charism of the Cross, by means of
50 III,  2,93    |            spiritual and apostolic charism are found all the objective
51 III,  2,94    |     vocation and in discerning the charism and mission of their Institutes.~
52 III,  3,96    |      educators.~Equipped with this charism, consecrated persons can
53 III,  3,97    |         faithful to their founding charism and to their traditions,
54 III,  3,99    |         who have the institutional charism of working in this field,
55 III,  4,102   |            accordance with its own charism and following the directives
56 Conclu,  0,109|        press on in fidelity to the charism of their call and mission.~