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 1 Intro,  0,7   |       It is a source of joy and hope to witness in our time a
 2 Intro,  0,8   |         there is good reason to hope that the different forms
 3 Intro,  0,13  |       And not only this. I also hope to increase the joy of the
 4 Intro,  0,13  |     hearts. At the same time, I hope that reflection will continue
 5 Intro,  0,13  |   communion and mission. I also hope that consecrated men and
 6   I,  2,26    |         foster this attitude of hope: she has continued to invite
 7   I,  2,26    |      cannot fail to live in the hope of meeting him, in order
 8   I,  2,27    |       by faith and by Christian hope. Eschatological expectation
 9   I,  2,27    |      promises are able to bring hope to their brothers and sisters
10   I,  2,27    |         the future. Theirs is a hope founded on God's promise
11   I,  2,27    |         final fulfilment of our hope. Monasticism and the contemplative
12  II,  1,50    |        after the Synod.It is my hope too that all will grow in
13  II,  1,51    |       communities are places of hope and of the discovery of
14  II,  1,54    |          a new chapter, rich in hope, has begun in the history
15  II,  1,58    | exploitation".here is reason to hope that a fuller acknowledgement
16  II,  2,61    |     Synod Fathers expressed the hope that in these Institutes
17  II,  3,64    |    world justifies optimism and hope, the lack of them in other
18 III,  0,74    |       be addressed with greater hope of success. The consecrated
19 III,  4,101   |      Catholic Churches with the hope that also through the monastic
20 Conclu,  0,105|        others can have life and hope. The Church needs consecrated
21 Conclu,  0,112|       an integral faith, a firm hope and a sincere charity",sustain
22 Conclu,  0,112|       the hungry, those without hope, the little ones and all