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christ 59
christi 1
christian 73
christianity 1
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1 Intro,1 | from the beginnings of the Christian era, to be a centre for 2 Intro,3 | hope is the secret of the Christian life and the breath which 3 Intro,3 | it in priests, educators, Christian families, religious families, 4 Intro,6 | other ministries in the Christian community, is the most difficult 5 Intro,8 | Europe, in its different Christian denominations, the most 6 I,11 | once again, in its ancient Christian roots, a motive for convergence 7 I,12 | the transmission of the Christian message by means of the 8 I,12 | truth and the intensity of Christian charity; women who can rediscover 9 I,12 | who can rediscover in the Christian faith the possibility of 10 I,13 | patient attention of the Christian community to the mystery 11 I,13 | counsellor, gives way to Christian hope, which is born of faith 12 II | structural elements of the Christian vocation, its essential 13 II,14 | school of the Word of God the Christian community welcomes the highest 14 II,16 | always...~In this way the Christian life acquires the significance 15 II,16 | the children of God. The Christian is called, by means of love, 16 II,17 | Hence the pedagogy of the Christian vocational experience evoked 17 II,17 | as gift and mission, the Christian life needs strong motivations 18 II,17 | catecheses of the early Christian community the centrality 19 II,17 | summit and source"(34) of the Christian life, the greatest revelation 20 II,17 | the Paschal Mystery every Christian takes part and enters into 21 II,17 | becomes the source of every Christian vocation; at the Eucharist 22 II,18 | in the Spirit that each Christian discovers his absolute originality, 23 II,18 | is the originality of the Christian vocation: to integrate the 24 II,18 | always ready to disfigure the Christian image; and above all the 25 II,19 | Church in the World~19. Every Christian vocation is "particular" 26 II,19 | love in the heart of the Christian, not only as an ethic of 27 II,21 | the true formator of the Christian life, the most complete 28 II,22 | source and summit"(51) of the Christian life and of the community 29 II,22 | the full expression of the Christian experience.~b) Attention 30 II,22 | discernment and care of the Christian communities is extended 31 II,22 | aspects typical of every Christian vocation, including the 32 III | objectives of the whole Christian Community".(54)~ 33 III,25 | in a special way to every Christian community,(60) especially 34 III,25(60)| The expression "Christian community" is, in itself, 35 III,25 | every Church.(62)~b) Every Christian vocation comes from God, 36 III,25 | life, as to whatever other Christian vocation, that free, willing 37 III,26 | personally involved. Either Christian pastoral work leads to this 38 III,26 | in the way in which the Christian message is proclaimed and 39 III,26 | rich complex of human and Christian values and meanings from 40 III,26 | proposal possible (such as the Christian vocation should always be), 41 III,26 | Christ required of every Christian.~This produces a vocational 42 III,26 | shall I do?"), it is not Christian pastoral work, rather an 43 III,26 | to the various groups for Christian education and formation ( 44 III,27 | all vital dynamics of the Christian can be traced. In the liturgy, 45 III,27 | 2).~In recent years the Christian communities of Europe have 46 III,27 | Dei Verbum, that "all the Christian faithful...learn the surpassing 47 III,27 | consecration of life in individual Christian communities is a decisive 48 III,27 | homes to rediscover the Christian message and share their 49 III,27 | their whole existence. The Christian vocation is, in fact, existence 50 III,27 | each one to live his own Christian vocation in the world.(82) 51 III,28 | these same dimensions of Christian being. Consequently, these 52 III,28 | that wishes to call itself Christian and, at the same time, reveal 53 III,28 | the rich tradition of the Christian faith. Concretely, "pastoral 54 III,29 | From programmes to the Christian communities~a) The parish 55 III,29 | vocations into the life of Christian parish communities, where 56 III,29 | inserted into the fabric of the Christian communities, and prizing 57 III,29 | design, that invites every Christian to respond ever more to 58 III,29 | programmes in which every Christian community is involved. Pastoral 59 III,29 | pastors, the guides of the Christian communities, a precise care 60 III,29 | priest, responsible for a Christian community, is the "direct 61 III,29 | the everyday life of the Christian community, but it is wise 62 III,29 | dimensions of an authentically Christian life, especially for these 63 III,29 | for the existence of the Christian community. ~On the other 64 III,29 | three dimensions of the Christian experience are not ignored: 65 III,29 | are widely present in the Christian communities and the intuitive 66 IV,32 | formators of human and Christian attitudes of responding 67 IV,33 | the sower shows that the Christian vocation is a dialogue between 68 IV,33 | have never received any Christian proposal regarding their 69 IV,36 | vocations that would be Christian.~b) Recognition of the truth 70 IV,37 | think the opposite about the Christian vocation, they look at it 71 IV,37 | immediately, as is the nature of a Christian vocation, is put to the 72 IV,37 | having or appearing. The Christian vocation is what brings 73 Conclu,39 | aware of Your call, of her Christian roots, of the responsibility


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