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 1  2,20|        life, of ministries, of charisms and responsibilities. Because
 2  2,20|     those who are endowed with charisms (cf. 1 Cor 14). Furthermore
 3  2,20|   complementary ministries and charisms.~A member of the lay faithful "
 4  2,20|        gives a vast variety of charisms, inviting people to assume
 5  2,20|       for service... Thus, the charisms, the ministries, the different
 6  2,21|                 Ministries and Charisms, the Spirit's Gifts to the
 7  2,21|   speaks of the ministries and charisms as the gifts of the Holy
 8  2,21|     thoughts to ministries and charisms as they directly relate
 9  2,24|                                Charisms~24. The Holy Spirit, while
10  2,24|    promptings of grace, called charisms. These can take a great
11  2,24|       simple and ordinary, the charisms are graces of the Holy Spirit
12  2,24|       manifestation of various charisms among the faithful, women
13  2,24| faithful, women and men. These charisms are given to individual
14  2,24|       of the whole Church.~The charisms are received in gratitude
15  2,24|       sense the discernment of charisms is always necessary. Indeed,
16  2,24|       benefits which flow from charisms both for individuals and
17  2,24|          Judgment as to their (charisms) genuineness and proper
18  2,24|      21)"(82), so that all the charisms might work together, in
19  2,25|     exercising their tasks and charisms, but also in many other
20  2,27|     communion". Ministries and charisms, being diverse and complementary,
21  2,31|      richness of the gifts and charisms that the Lord oflers us
22  3,32|      the latter's services and charisms that all according to their
23  4,45|       callings and situations, charisms and ministries. This variety
24  4,55|     Every one of us possessing charisms and ministries, diverse
25  5,64|        and conditions of life, charisms, ministries, works, and