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 1  1,1    |         meditate more deeply on our life and our Christian vocation
 2  1,1    |    Redemption, in order to fix that life and vocation ever more firmly
 3  1,1    |    particular fullness of Christian life. Your special vocation and
 4  1,1    |      vocation and the whole of your life in the Church and the world
 5  2,3    |             perish but have eternal life."(8) The Son, invested with
 6  2,4    |            to renounce a program of life in which the first place
 7  2,5    |           dimension to the whole of life and establishes its definitive
 8  2,5    |             paradox of losing one's life in order to save it, and
 9  2,5    |             other hand saving one's life by losing it "for Christ'
10  2,6    |           must I do to have eternal life?"(22) Through the reply
11  3,7    |       energy: a particular style of life, witness and apostolate,
12  3,7    |            might walk in newness of life" (26); "Our old self was
13  3,7(25)|             s Teaching on Religious Life as Applied to Institutes
14  3,7    |           like Christ in newness of life." In Christ crucified is
15  3,7    |          Baptism, constitutes a new life "for God in Jesus Christ."~
16  3,8    |  continually rise with Him to a new life. The Lord speaks to each
17  3,8    |           the beginning of your new life in Christ and in the Church:
18  3,8    |       deeper day by day through the life of personal, community and
19  4,9    |           the eyes and the pride of life, is not of the Father but
20  4,9    |           the eyes and the pride of life" are hidden within man as
21  4,9    |           transform in our interior life everything that has its
22  4,9    |            arises from the pride of life. We are deliberately speaking
23  4,10   |            death and birth to a new life through the resurrection.
24  4,10   |          docile to Christ's call to life in chastity, poverty and
25  4,10   |            obedience, that is, to a life according to the evangelical
26  5,11   | renunciation of marriage and family life, but a charismatic choice
27  5,11   |         kingdom of God close to the life of all people in the conditions
28  5,11   |          joys of married and family life; on the other hand, precisely
29  5,11   |     resurrection(63) and of eternal life: life in union with God
30  5,11   |                and of eternal life: life in union with God Himself
31  5,12   |            with the fullness of new life, through the resurrection.~
32  5,12   |      receive into the whole of your life this salvific profile of
33  5,13   |        inheritance "of the pride of life," with all the selfish tendencies
34  5,13   |            a condition of Christian life, nevertheless, in the "religious
35  5,13   |           which animates your whole life after the example of the
36  5,13   |           to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many."(84)
37  5,13   |         unto death": "I lay down my life, that I may take it up again.
38  6,14   |          who have chosen a state of life that is a special gift of
39  6,14   |            of the Spirit that gives life in Christ Jesus..." be victorious
40  6,14   |                  Live then this new life in the measure of your consecration
41  6,14   |      everything that is contrary to life and serves sin and death;
42  6,15   |             and strengthened in the life of the religious communities
43  6,15   |            elements of the Church's life and apostolate. In each
44  6,15   |          spiritual identity of your life and the correctness of your
45  6,15   |             you have died, and your life is hidden with Christ in
46  6,15   |            nature of your religious life, nourished by the teaching
47  7,16   |            adverse circumstances of life today-they may hear Christ'
48  7,17   |          she was in all her earthly life to the cause of the kingdom