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 1  1,1    |      concerns you, men and women religious, who, in your consecration
 2  1,2    |        of you, the men and women religious, who are entirely consecrated
 3  2,3    |    calling each one of you, dear religious, that redeeming love of
 4  2,4    |          the very essence of the religious vocation and profession.~
 5  2,4    |        you set out on the way of religious profession touches upon
 6  3,7    |                                  Religious Profession Is a "Fuller
 7  3,7    |          sisters, has led you to religious profession, whereby you
 8  3,7    |      time incorporated into your religious family. Hence, the Church
 9  3,7    |          is decided precisely by religious profession.~Religious profession
10  3,7    |         by religious profession.~Religious profession creates a new
11  3,7    |        the Sacrament of Baptism. Religious profession "is deeply rooted
12  3,7    |          of it."(25) In this way religious profession, in its constitutive
13  3,7    |    determinations proper to each religious family as laid down in the
14  3,7    |   highlight fully the reality of religious profession, we must turn
15  3,7(25)|          Sacred Congregation for Religious and Secular Institutes,
16  3,7(25)|         the Church's Teaching on Religious Life as Applied to Institutes
17  3,7    |   Baptism in which it is rooted, religious profession is a new "burial
18  3,7    |         sin." Above all, though, religious consecration, through its
19  3,8    |          the consecration of the religious vows, you desire, through
20  3,8    |      spousal is imprinted on the religious profession. And such love
21  3,8    |    prayer proper to each of your religious families. In this too, and
22  3,8    | especially so, the men and women religious who are dedicated essentially
23  4,9    |         vowing of self to God in religious profession, on the foundation
24  4,9    |         God abides forever."(48)~Religious profession places in the
25  5,11   |     redemptive love contained in religious consecration. As you know,
26  5,13   |      life, nevertheless, in the "religious state," in the "state of
27  5,13   |           From this derives that religious submission which in a spirit
28  6,14   |      vocation of your individual religious families. The profession
29  6,14   |       contradiction" provided by religious consecration, as an unceasing
30  6,15   |  strengthened in the life of the religious communities as one of the
31  6,15   |         community nature of your religious life, nourished by the teaching
32  7,16   |     Church has for men and women religious. You, dear brothers and
33  7,17   |         invite you to renew your religious consecration according to