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 1  1,1 |              religious, who, in your consecration to God through the vows
 2  3   |                                 III ~CONSECRATION ~
 3  3,7 |              Expression"of Baptismal Consecration ~7. Your vocation, dear
 4  3,7 |           exclusive possession. This consecration determines your place in
 5  3,7 |            And at the same time this consecration introduces into the universal
 6  3,7 |           deeply rooted in baptismal consecration and is a fuller expression
 7  3,7 |  constitutive content, becomes a new consecration: the consecration and giving
 8  3,7 |              a new consecration: the consecration and giving of the human
 9  3,7 |            the expression of a total consecration to God and, at the same
10  3,7 |              that conscious and free consecration and of the subsequent giving
11  3,7 |         foundation both of baptismal consecration and of the profession of
12  3,7 |       Council-"constitutes a special consecration." It is at one and the same
13  3,7 |         Above all, though, religious consecration, through its sacramental
14  3,8 |   self-giving, which is the heart of consecration, of the consecration of
15  3,8 |              of consecration, of the consecration of the person. The words
16  3,8 |             of a total and exclusive consecration to God. ~This is how the
17  3,8 |             the Redeemer through the consecration of the religious vows, you
18  3,8 |            source of that particular consecration which-on the sacramental
19  3,8 |            of which your evangelical consecration has been planted as a particular
20  4,9 |    constitutes the very substance of consecration: a man or woman's vowing
21  4,9 |        foundation of the sacramental consecration of Baptism. We can discover
22  5,11|          love contained in religious consecration. As you know, it is a question
23  6,14|               her gratitude for your consecration and for your profession
24  6,14|          life in the measure of your consecration and also in the measure
25  6,14| contradiction" provided by religious consecration, as an unceasing stimulus
26  6,14|        outward manifestation of your consecration and of your commitment to
27  6,15|       himself or herself through the consecration and profession of the evangelical
28  7,17|              to renew your religious consecration according to the model of
29  7,17|        according to the model of the consecration of the very Mother of God. ~