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The Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life
Inter-Institute collaboration for Formation

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501 II, 2,16 | following points should be kept in mind:~a) The necessary 502 II, 3,17 | of God. It requires, in a kind of sapiential integration, 503 II, 3,17 | committing oneself to the kingly, priestly, and prophetic 504 IV, 4,26 | Eucharist; as well as for Our Lady, Mother of Jesus and of 505 Abbr | Exhortation Christifideles laici, John Paul II, 1988. ~PDV - 506 IV, 4,26 | dignity of the vocation of the laity and of the diocesan clergy, 507 | last 508 II, 4,18 | youthfulness of spirit which lasts through time; it arises 509 II, 3,17 | religious with priests and lay persons under the guidance 510 II, 3,17 | the means and steps which lead to human and Christian maturity. 511 | let 512 Abbr | II, 1992. ~RM .Encyclical Letter Redemptoris missio, John 513 IV, 4,26 | purposes of these and the levels of intervention differ, 514 | like 515 Intro, 0,3 | help to overcome eventual limitations, but that create a valid 516 Intro, 0,3 | religious families had a limited number of candidates either 517 IV, 4,26 | formators' ability to relate, listen, discern vocations, guide, 518 II, 2,16 | responsible for the center — also listening to the views of those in 519 IV, 4,26 | motherhood in the Spirit: “My little children, with whom I am 520 II, 2,16 | the evangelical counselsliturgy, and also fundamental concepts 521 Intro, 0,3 | flows from the centuries long experience of the Church 522 I, 1,9 | case, the centers would lose their identity as a service 523 II, 4,18 | of being, of serving and loving.... If the subject of formation 524 Abbr | Dogmatic Constitution Lumen gentium, 1965. ~OT - Decree 525 | made 526 Intro, 0,3 | beginning, it developed mainly in places where religious 527 III, 2,22 | religious institute which, maintaining its own autonomy, admits 528 | makes 529 II, 2,15 | novitiates”, which would have male and female novices living 530 Conclu, 0,27 | him the love of God made manifest in Jesus Christ”. (125)~ 531 I, 1,8 | well as that of others, manifests concrete solidarity among 532 Conclu, 0,27 | charism of the founder and to mankind today”. (119)~In offering 533 II, 4,18 | formation in an organized manner, consistent with its own 534 III, 1,20 | infirm, the elderly, the marginalized, or other particular apostolic 535 II, 3,17 | Christology, ecclesiology, Mariology, moral theology, and the 536 IV, 1,23 | formed. Theirs is a service marked by the mystery of the Trinity: “ 537 Conclu, 0,27 | Virgin Mary.~Eduardo Card. Martínez Somalo~Prefect~Piergiorgio 538 IV, 4,26 | by the mediation of the maternal action of Mary, continues 539 IV, 2,24 | expert particularly in the matters which refer to the spiritual 540 III, 2,22 | shows himself incapable of measuring up to the center's objectives 541 Conclu, 0,27 | Christians called to be “a living memorial of Jesus' way of living 542 II, 2,16 | promoting collaboration and a mentality of communion.(58)~e) Formators, 543 IV, 4,26 | justice, solidarity, and mercy toward the most needy. “ 544 IV, 4,26 | of formators may not be merely intellectual, doctrinal, 545 I, 0,4 | initiatives, and the smooth meshing and complementarity of the 546 Conclu, 0,27 | of their word, with new methods and new expressions of their 547 IV, 4,26 | path of holiness in the midst of the material and spiritual 548 III, 2,22 | formation not be a generic ministerial formation common to all. 549 II, 0,12 | candidates for ordained ministries; and part of continuing 550 III, 2,22 | inform the president of the Mixed Commission of Bishops and 551 II, 4,18 | this way, it can become a model of consecrated life, fraternity, 552 II, 4,18 | careful attention to the moments of particular commitment 553 II, 2,16 | those in formation — to monitor the program and, in relation 554 IV, 4,26 | sharing, of fatherhood and motherhood in the Spirit: “My little 555 II, 2,14 | and further evaluating the motives of vocational choice, spiritual 556 Conclu, 0,27 | and acting”, (123) and “moved by God to be pioneers on 557 Intro, 0,3 | vocations and charisms and the multiple forms of service in the 558 I, 1,8 | of the Spirit, arises the multiplicity of charisms and toward whose 559 | My 560 II, 2,14 | as members of the Church mystery-communion and mission and to act as 561 II, 2,16 | particularly in those areas most needing formation.(56) These subjects 562 IV, 4,26 | and mercy toward the most needy. “Consecrated persons are 563 III, 2,22 | responsibility which they may not neglect, for the good of the People 564 II, 4,18 | cf. Dt 6:5), and one's neighbour as oneself. Love of God 565 Conclu, 0,27 | Prefect~Piergiorgio Silvano Nesti~Secretary ~  ~ 566 IV, 4,26 | announcing Christ, the Good News of the Father, to all men 567 | no 568 I, 2,11(43) | formation (as indicated in note 7) are all inter-congregational 569 IV, 1,23 | brothers and sisters. (106) “Notwithstanding the great apostolic demands 570 II, 2,14 | formators and of the community, nourished by authentic and deep experience 571 IV, 4,26 | the art of inspiring and nourishing a deep love for the Persons 572 III, 2,22 | revelation, that they make it a nourishment of their own spiritual lives, 573 IV, 3,25(108) | for Catholic Education, 4 November 1993, nn. 79, 82; CD 5, 574 | now 575 Intro, 0,3 | This situation brought numerous institutes to join forces, 576 IV, 1,23 | discernment, docility and obedience, reading the signs of the 577 IV, 4,26 | Christ chaste, poor, and obedient – the One who prays, the 578 I, 1,8 | deeply known, followed and obeyed”.(33)~Experience gathered 579 II, 4,18 | every stage of life, the object of formation is the whole 580 III, 2,22 | professors give shall be “an objective and complete presentation 581 Intro, 0,1 | Apostolic Life judges it an obligation to reflect on the formation 582 II, 2,16 | the Major Superior shall observe canons 647.2, 648.1 and 583 III, 2,22 | didactic art required by their office. (100) There should be special 584 III, 2,22 | institute are always the ones primarily responsible for 585 III, 1,20 | program, and to missionary openness in communion with the universal 586 IV, 2,24 | the formators programs and opportunities which assure the necessary 587 II, 2,16 | directors of novices the opportunity for constant updating, for 588 Abbr | gentium, 1965. ~OT - Decree Optatam totius, 1965. ~PC - Decree 589 IV, 4,26 | solidarity, for the evangelical option for the poor, for the formation 590 III, 2,22 | Superior from providing other options for him in another place.~ 591 II, 0,12 | formation of candidates for ordained ministries; and part of 592 I, 1,9 | dimension of formation. The ordering of subjects to be studied 593 I, 1,7 | responsibility of local Ordinaries to preserve and safeguard 594 III, 2,22 | Superiors who constitute the organism which bears ultimate responsibility 595 III, 1,21 | universities as well as other organisms at the level of local Churches 596 III, 0,19 | structure and particular organizational requirements will be considered.~ 597 I, 2,11 | formation may for this purpose organize services or constitute inter-institute 598 I, 1,9 | and a pastoral formative orientation.(34)~– intellectual preparation 599 Intro, 0,3 | re-affirms the fundamental orientations of Vatican Council II in 600 IV, 4,26 | demands of the culture of origin of the religious or with 601 II, 2,16 | of one's own foundational originality and to discovering the value 602 IV, 4,26 | of the Master who, by the outpouring of his Spirit and by the 603 II, 2,16 | such a way that residing outside the novitiate is avoided. 604 IV, 3,25 | collaboration reveal a broad panorama of models in the preparation 605 I, 0,5 | concerned with the effective participation of those responsible for 606 IV, 1,23 | women”. In exercising this ?participative mediation,' “those in charge 607 II, 2,16 | received from the various parties, the purpose of the courses. 608 IV, 4,26 | and has at its center the Paschal mystery. Thus the preparation 609 III, 2,22(84) | Apostolic Constitution Pastor Bonus (28 June 1988), 108. 610 Abbr | Apostolic Exhortation Pastores dabo vobis, John Paul II, 611 II, 3,17 | under the guidance of the Pastors,(67) the law of the Church, 612 Conclu, 0,27 | missionary road and the paths of the Spirit”. (124) With 613 IV, 4,26 | spiritual, canonical, and pedagogical-pastoral. In particular they should 614 IV, 4,26 | accompany another spiritually, pedagogically, and psychologically; the 615 III, 2,22 | Congregation for Evangelization of Peoples for territories of mission 616 Abbr | totius, 1965. ~PC - Decree Perfectae caritatis, 1965.~Documents 617 III, 1,20 | offer a good preparation, permeated with evangelical values, 618 II, 3,17 | courses which help prepare for perpetual profession.(70)~For initiatives 619 IV, 4,26 | is first of all a call to perseverance on the path of holiness 620 II, 2,14 | institute, this phase requires a personalized accompanying, attentive 621 I, 1,7 | consecrata. He asks that “in the perspective of a communion open to the 622 Conclu, 0,27 | Martínez Somalo~Prefect~Piergiorgio Silvano Nesti~Secretary ~  ~ 623 Conclu, 0,27 | and “moved by God to be pioneers on the missionary road and 624 Conclu, 0,27 | their diversity, and is placed at their service, is a concrete 625 IV, 4,26 | delicate ministry of formation, placing always one's own trust in 626 IV, 1,23(107) | Paul II, Address to the Plenary of CICLSAL, 1 December 1988: 627 I, 1,8 | collaboration finds its soul in the pneumatic-mysterious dimension of the Church 628 II, 2,16 | services”, the following points should be kept in mind:~ 629 II, 3,17 | the world, the social and political duties of Christians and 630 I, 1,8(30) | Cf. VC 66, 93; Pontifical Work for Ecclesiastical 631 I, 1,8 | communities which are richer and poorer in both members and means, 632 Abbr | 1965.~Documents of the Popes~ChL - Apostolic Exhortation 633 I, 2,10 | life, the same challenges posed by society, and the traditions 634 Intro, 0,3 | institutes in a world which poses fundamental questions about 635 III, 2,22 | theological disciplines must possess the mandate to teach. (101) 636 IV, 4,26 | also of the new forms of poverty and injustice of our time. 637 II, 4,18 | and of the brethren is a powerful force which can ceaselessly 638 IV, 4,26 | experts of communion and to practise the spirituality of communion 639 II, 2,14 | novice well in the spirit and praxis of the specific vocation 640 IV, 4,26 | their journey of faith, to pray together, to let themselves 641 IV, 4,26 | and obedient – the One who prays, the Consecrated One, and 642 I, 1,8 | in connection with the preceding principle. In fact, religious 643 IV, 4,26 | formation which is integral, precisely because its hinge is in 644 I, 1,7 | institutes.(24) This does not preclude, however, the possibility 645 Conclu, 0,27 | Eduardo Card. Martínez Somalo~Prefect~Piergiorgio Silvano Nesti~ 646 III, 1,21 | organization of courses, the prescriptions of canons 659, 660, and 647 III, 2,22 | an objective and complete presentation of doctrine, structured 648 Conclu, 0,27 | criteria and the directives presented in this document, the Dicastery 649 I, 1,7 | responsibility of local Ordinaries to preserve and safeguard this autonomy.(20) 650 III, 2,22 | the authority inform the president of the Mixed Commission 651 Intro, 0,3 | the Church and from the pressing needs and yearnings of our 652 III, 2,22 | intellectual formation of a future priest is based and constructed 653 III, 2,22 | formation of their future priest-religious. It is necessary that the 654 III, 2,22 | institute are always the ones primarily responsible for the religious 655 III, 2,22 | Apostolic Life(83) which, prior to giving approval, will 656 IV, 1,23 | formation remains a top priority. This ministry is one of 657 I, 1,9 | not so, the centers would probably contribute to a sameness 658 III, 2,22 | in conformity with the procedure indicated in the Statutes,(86) 659 III, 2,22 | Canonical erection. Before proceeding to the canonical erection 660 III, 2,22 | Doctrina.~“True theology proceeds from the faith and aims 661 III, 2,22 | may be able properly to proclaim and defend it”.(93)~In relation 662 III, 1,20 | prepare them for the explicit proclamation of the Gospel and for human 663 Intro, 0,3 | the Magisterium shows the profound integration which exists 664 II, 2,16 | the courses should not be programmed with a frequency or intensity 665 I, 2,11 | Superiors who initiate the project also bear the ultimate responsibility 666 I, 1,7 | document and needs to be given prominence right from the beginning 667 II, 4,18 | religious consecration”.(71) It promotes theological and pastoral 668 II, 3,17 | the kingly, priestly, and prophetic mission of the People of 669 II, 3,17 | profession is characterized as a propitious moment for the maturing 670 Conclu, 0,27 | and which he himself proposed to his disciples. (122)~ 671 II, 2,16 | novitiates; among these are psycho-physical development, affective-sexual 672 II, 2,16 | characterized by the process of psychological maturing and of charismatic 673 IV, 4,26 | spiritually, pedagogically, and psychologically; the purposes of these and 674 IV, 4,26 | elements which ought to be purified or rejected. (115)~– should 675 I, 1,8(31) | Summa Theologiae, IIa-IIae, q. 184, art. 4.~ 676 III, 1,20 | are offered, in order to qualify and prepare them for diverse 677 IV, 4,26 | together, to let themselves be questioned by the Word, and to celebrate 678 II, 3,17 | foundations of a vocation to the radical following of Christ. To 679 Intro, 0,3 | formation. These have been ratified by the experience which 680 Intro, 0,3 | this way, the Holy Father re-affirms the fundamental orientations 681 IV, 4,26 | necessary.~– should help one read and understand the diverse 682 II, 3,17 | more accessible, whether by reason of the level of studies, 683 III, 2,22 | priesthood, for serious reasons, also admit as students 684 III, 2,22 | competent Superior, and receives the “profession of faith” 685 III, 2,22 | which is special and fully recognizable,(98) in such a way that 686 I, 0,5 | arisen which it is helpful to recognize in order to make appropriate 687 III, 2,22 | center requires it, it is recommended, in the spirit of communion, 688 IV, 4,26 | adequate for consolidating or recovering the spirit of unity and 689 Abbr | RM .Encyclical Letter Redemptoris missio, John Paul II, 1990. ~ 690 Intro, 0,3 | candidates either because of a reduced number of vocations or because 691 IV, 2,24 | particularly in the matters which refer to the spiritual patrimony 692 III, 2,22(83) | in this area, canonical references should be interpreted “by 693 I, 1,7 | in the strict sense, it refers only to the formation of 694 I, 1,6 | responsible to offer some reflections and timely directives for 695 I, 1,7 | continuing formation in regard to one's own charism is 696 III, 2,22 | progress of the center, regularly inform the Major Superiors 697 IV, 4,26 | ought to be purified or rejected. (115)~– should help formators 698 IV, 4,26 | the formators' ability to relate, listen, discern vocations, 699 IV, 1,23 | responsible for formation remains a top priority. This ministry 700 IV, 4,26 | design'”. (113) They should remember to underline the dignity 701 II, 3,17 | responsibility as well as a reminder for all to respond more 702 I, 2,11 | center.(46) The Holy Father reminds us that they are responsible 703 II, 4,18 | theological-pastoral updating, and to a renewed professional training for 704 Abbr | institutioni, CICLSAL, 1990. ~RC - Renovationis causam, SCRIS, 1969. ~RFIS - 705 III, 1,21 | he or she shall send a report of activities to this Congregation.~ 706 II, 2,16 | and, in relation to the reports received from the various 707 III, 2,22 | might be the case, their representatives, should be invited to regular 708 III, 2,22 | the Statutes,(86) and also requests the consent of the competent 709 II, 4,18 | contemplative life, is an intrinsic requirement of religious consecration”.(71) 710 II, 2,16 | carried out in such a way that residing outside the novitiate is 711 IV, 1,23 | them: men and women of God, respectful discerners of the human 712 IV, 4,26 | mystery of Christ while respectfully approaching the mystery 713 III, 2,22 | theological studies.(94) While respecting the demands proper to priestly 714 III, 2,22 | theological Faculty(85) respectively.~b) Authority over the institute. 715 IV, 1,23 | of the Spirit, capable of responding to their needs for greater 716 IV, 3,25 | inter-institute collaboration reveal a broad panorama of models 717 Conclu, 0,27 | hope in “serv[ing] man by revealing to him the love of God made 718 I, 1,8 | among communities which are richer and poorer in both members 719 I, 1,7 | is recognized as having a rightful autonomy of life, especially 720 III, 2,22 | Statutes of the center, the rights and duties of Superiors 721 I, 1,9 | and would bring about the risk of spiritual and pastoral 722 Conclu, 0,27 | pioneers on the missionary road and the paths of the Spirit”. (124) 723 I, 1,8 | Formation has a deep common root. In fact, it is the action 724 II, 2,14 | such, developing, in the rub of daily life, attitudes 725 Abbr | fundamentalis institutionis sacerdotalis, Sacred Congregation for 726 III, 2,22 | above all upon the study of Sacra Doctrina.~“True theology 727 IV, 4,26 | creation, in the Church, in the sacraments, and in persons, in the 728 I, 1,7 | their disciples to be lived, safeguarded, deepened, and constantly 729 IV, 4,26 | fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household 730 I, 1,9 | probably contribute to a sameness which would impoverish them 731 I, 1,8 | his Son by means of the sanctifying action of the Spirit, according 732 II, 3,17 | It requires, in a kind of sapiential integration, both a study 733 II, 3,17 | Church.~d) Such goals can be satisfied by the specialized centers 734 II, 1,13 | an integral formation and satisfy any existing gaps. Further, 735 I, 1,8 | Union of Superiors General, saying: “The essential thing is 736 IV, 4,26 | embrace the cross which seals this delicate ministry of 737 I, 1,9 | human sciences; between the search for truth and the expectations, 738 Conclu, 0,27 | Piergiorgio Silvano Nesti~Secretary ~  ~ 739 II, 3,17 | consecrated persons in this sector.(69) All these themes should 740 III, 2,22 | Catholic priesthood”, whether secular or religious,(95) these 741 IV, 1,23 | familiar with the path of seeking God, so as to be able to 742 II, 4,18 | every stage of life a person seeks and finds a new task to 743 | seems 744 II, 1,13 | socio-cultural circumstances, is seen to be ever more necessary 745 IV, 1,23 | careful attention in the selection and preparation of those 746 IV, 3,25 | spread over a year or a semester, designed for formators 747 III, 1,21(80) | Institutes of Religious Sciences, Seminarium 1 (1991), pp. 194-201.~ 748 IV, 3,25(108) | Concerning the Preparation of Seminary Educators”, Congregation 749 III, 2,22 | religious institute which sends students to the center also 750 III, 1,20 | promotion; to make them sensitive to the relationship between 751 I, 2,11 | promote a lively formational sensitivity in the professors, organizing 752 III, 2,22 | professional quality, on the sensus Ecclesiae, and on the religious 753 II, 2,14 | novices,' men or women, separate from one another, but it 754 III, 1,20(79) | Exhortation Ecclesia in Africa (14 September 1995), 55-71.~ 755 II, 2,14 | atmosphere which is evangelical, serene, rich in values, sustained 756 I, 1,9 | be studied and scientific seriousness ought to contribute to harmonizing 757 Conclu, 0,27 | of God, signs of hope in “serv[ing] man by revealing to 758 IV, 3,25 | same phase of formation and sessions of study, exchange, and 759 I, 2,11 | doctrinal aspect; still others set up specific structures to 760 Intro, 0,3 | geographical and cultural settings, found an effective answer 761 II, 3,17 | which the various institutes share in the mission of the Church.~ 762 I, 2,10 | and sisters with whom are shared the same experiences of 763 IV, 1,23 | spiritual wisdom with the light shed by human means, which can 764 II, 3,17 | courses offered, or the short duration of the commitment.~ 765 Intro, 0,1 | her members.~Aware of the significance which religious life has 766 Conclu, 0,27 | Somalo~Prefect~Piergiorgio Silvano Nesti~Secretary ~  ~ 767 IV, 4,26 | courses, without falling into simplistic formulas, can be a helpful 768 I, 1,8 | their members in a total, sincere and joyous love for Jesus 769 I, 1,7 | institute is an original and singular gift which the Spirit makes 770 III, 2,22 | content prescribed for the six year period of philosophical 771 IV, 4,26 | to God. They should offer skills for handling and knowing 772 Intro, 0,3 | lack of formators and a small number of qualified teaching 773 I, 0,4 | these initiatives, and the smooth meshing and complementarity 774 II, 2,15 | collaboration is the creation of so-calledinter-congregational novitiates”, 775 II, 1,13 | the novitiate, in today's socio-cultural circumstances, is seen to 776 III, 1,20 | sciences (pedagogy, psychology, sociology, communications sciences), 777 Conclu, 0,27 | Rome, 8 December 1998, Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception 778 IV, 1,23 | respond to those needs with solicitude and courage, in full ecclesial 779 II, 1,13 | address, with competence and solidity, the fundamental contents 780 Conclu, 0,27 | Eduardo Card. Martínez Somalo~Prefect~Piergiorgio Silvano 781 | sometimes 782 I, 0,5 | centers have arisen and their somewhat recent experience, questions 783 IV, 4,26 | Christ is the experience of sonship before the Father and of 784 III, 2,22 | journey of future priests is sought.~Finally, it is to be hoped 785 I, 2,11 | attention is to be given to sound doctrine, specific competence, 786 III, 2,22 | This exchange can be a source of advantage for both the 787 II, 4,18 | Vita consecrata give ample space to continuing formation,(75) 788 I, 1,7 | 7. Before entering into specifics, it seems necessary to recall 789 II, 2,16 | foundresses, and of the various spiritualities. In fact, fraternal exchange 790 IV, 4,26 | ability to accompany another spiritually, pedagogically, and psychologically; 791 I, 1,8 | members.~The Holy Father spoke about this collaboration 792 III, 1,21(80) | by the Holy See and are sponsored by a Theological Faculty. 793 II, 2,16 | brief periods of time and sporadically, the Major Superior shall 794 I, 1,8(31) | Cf. St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae, 795 IV, 4,26 | authentic values which bear the stamp of the Gospel or are open 796 I, 1,7 | institutes,(26) because the state which is constituted by 797 I, 2 | the fundamental principles stated, some practical directives 798 II, 3,17 | knowledge of the means and steps which lead to human and 799 II, 3,17 | involvement can become a stimulus for their own renewal in 800 I, 1,7 | speaks of formation in the strict sense, it refers only to 801 I, 2,11 | still others set up specific structures to prepare religious who 802 III, 2,22 | exclude from its programs a student who during the course of 803 I, 1,9 | ordering of subjects to be studied and scientific seriousness 804 Intro, 0,3 | but that create a valid style of formation to religious 805 II, 4,18 | serving and loving.... If the subject of formation is the individual 806 Intro, 0,3 | the Council and found in subsequent documents of the Magisterium 807 I, 2,10 | for which no center can substitute. It is the setting in which 808 III, 2,22 | appoints, confirms, or substitutes the professors, in conformity 809 I, 1,8 | individual institutes do not have sufficient means to offer a complete 810 I, 1,8 | Experience gathered suggests that, when this collaboration 811 III, 1,20 | institutes should provide courses suitable for training religious to 812 I, 1,8(31) | Cf. St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae, IIa-IIae, q. 813 Conclu, 0,27 | inter-institute collaboration, supported by the Second Vatican Council 814 III, 2,22 | of a professor, shall be sure that the person in question 815 II, 2,14 | serene, rich in values, sustained by the joyous testimony 816 IV, 3,25 | comparable institutions with systematic programs offering the possibility 817 IV, 2,24 | specific training for the tasks to be carried out on the 818 Intro, 0,3 | recent years. The doctrine taught by the Council and found 819 II, 3,17 | engage in other scientific or technical studies can find in the 820 III, 2,22 | Evangelization of Peoples for territories of mission and the approval 821 | than 822 I, 1,8(31) | St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae, IIa-IIae, q. 184, art. 823 III, 2,22(102) | Ecclesial Vocation of the Theologian (24 May 1990), 6 and 7.~ 824 | therefore 825 IV, 1,23(106) | Cf. 1 Cor 11:1; 1 Thes 1:6. Cf. Jean Galot, S.J., “ 826 I, 1,8 | saying: “The essential thing is that on the part of religious 827 IV, 4,26 | and the will of God in all things: in revelation and in creation, 828 I, 1,8(31) | Cf. St. Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae, 829 | though 830 I, 1,6 | offer some reflections and timely directives for the monitoring, 831 IV, 1,23 | for formation remains a top priority. This ministry 832 IV, 4,26 | proper importance to the topic of fraternal life in community 833 IV, 3,25 | on specific educational topics. Many of these courses are 834 Abbr | 1965. ~OT - Decree Optatam totius, 1965. ~PC - Decree Perfectae 835 III, 2,22 | Magisterium, and respect for the tradition which are necessary, and 836 I, 2,10 | posed by society, and the traditions of the institute.(39) This 837 II, 4,18 | families will offer their best trained members for this purpose.~ 838 I, 0,5 | which make it possible to transform temporarily living together 839 I, 1,7 | experience of the Holy Spirit transmitted to their disciples to be 840 IV, 4,26 | with whom I am again in travail until Christ be formed in 841 II, 2,16 | These subjects should be treated as contributors to formation.~ 842 IV, 4,26 | placing always one's own trust in his guidance and his 843 I, 1,8(33) | Union of Superiors General (UISG), 18 May 1995. Found in 844 II, 3,17 | for institutes which are unable to provide for their needs 845 I, 1,8 | illumine one another; one uncovering for the other its own gifts 846 I, 0,5 | apostolic religious life which underlies the pedagogical structure, 847 Intro, 0,3 | institutes.(11) Even more, he underscores the fact that formation 848 IV, 4,26 | circumstances of life, in the unfolding of history. (110) They should 849 I, 1,9 | of spiritual and pastoral uniformity, inadequate for the complexity 850 III, 2,22 | pastoral purpose, as the unifying basis of human, doctrinal, 851 III, 2,22 | priests must appear as a unit which is special and fully 852 IV, 2,24 | foundress.~This Dicastery again urges religious families to continue 853 III, 2,22 | the one delegated by it — usually the Board of Directors — 854 IV, 1,23(104) | RFIS V 30.~ 855 I, 1,7 | life of the Church in a vague and ambiguous way”.(19)~ 856 III, 2,22 | Professors. The formative validity and the consistency of the 857 Conclu, 0,27 | and promote the vast and varied experience in the area of 858 Conclu, 0,27 | order, and promote the vast and varied experience in 859 III, 2,22(102) | Faith, Instruction Donum Veritatis On the Ecclesial Vocation 860 IV, 1,23 | ecclesial ministry” (Paul VI), is an art, “the art of 861 II, 2,16 | also listening to the views of those in formation — 862 Abbr | Exhortation Pastores dabo vobis, John Paul II, 1992. ~RM . 863 IV, 4,26 | They should learn to welcome the hopes and questions 864 I, 1,9 | high quality to contribute wisely to the integral growth of 865 I, 2,11 | group of Major Superiors who wish to collaborate among themselves 866 | within 867 | without 868 IV, 4,26 | spirituality of communion as 'witnesses and architects of the plan 869 IV, 1,23 | in forming the new man or woman, until they are genuinely 870 IV, 1,23(107) | December 1988: Insegnamenti, XI4 (1988), pp. 1703-06.~ 871 Intro, 0,3 | from the pressing needs and yearnings of our time. A deep and 872 II, 4,18 | of formation, “there is a youthfulness of spirit which lasts through


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