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 1 Intro,1  |        centre for spreading the good news of the faith, and to
 2 Intro,7  |         the proclamation of the good news spread out from here,
 3  I,11    |          on what 'makes me feel good' in an emotional world which
 4  I,11    |         also wishing to live a "good life"; aware of their need
 5  I,12    |       the kerygma as "eternally good news", rich with life and
 6  I,12    |    definitive future or between good received and good given,
 7  I,12    |       between good received and good given, between awareness
 8  I,12    |         can emerge. So that the good news of the Lord's resurrection
 9  I,12    |    process of inculturating the good news, the Word of God becomes
10  I,12    |         heart, like that of the Good Shepherd; permanent deacons
11 II,15    |       the Spirit for the common good" (1 Cor 12, 7). There is
12 II,15    |       12, 7). There is a higher good which regularly supplants
13 II,16    |         thought and willed by a good Will who preferred him to
14 II,16    |       nature, tends to become a good given.~c) Love, the vocation
15 II,18    |        of a human desire or the good will of mankind. Even after
16 II,18    |        courage of spreading the good news.~And finally the "amen"
17 II,19    |         grow and for the common good (1 Cor 12, 7).~This requires
18 II,19    |       everything needed for the good of all; it demands that
19 II,19    |       community, for the common good, in the dynamism of many
20 II,22    |       the world proclaiming the Good News.~This vocational organisation
21 III,26   |       values (the extraordinary good of life) and from the truths
22 III,26   |         such for all (life is a good received which, by its nature,
23 III,26   |       nature, tends to become a good given), in order to move
24 III,26   | received to the gratuity of the good given, then the more it
25 IV,30    |        in the conviction that a good theology can normally be
26 IV,31    |      him the Father's plan. The Good News, the Gospel, is precisely
27 IV,32    |       this, to be sowers of the good seed of vocation, and then
28 IV,33    |       them. Other seeds fell on good soil and brought forth grain,
29 IV,33    |      all the courage to sow the good seed of the Gospel, of the
30 IV,33    |       go everywhere and sow the good seed of vocations, of not
31 IV,33    |       right time~To scatter the good seed of vocation at the
32 IV,33    |         thing is that he have a good sower at his side.~d) The
33 IV,34    |       someone proclaiming such "good news" and not be touched, "
34 IV,35    |       to be provoked and show a good predisposition, but then
35 IV,36    |       meanings: life, too, is a good received that tends, by
36 IV,36    |        very nature, to become a good given, like the life of
37 IV,36    |     tends naturally to become a good given.~It is the Gospel
38 IV,37    |         role chosen.~c) Another good vocational indication are
39 Conclu,39|      treasure and totally loved good, in the religious and consecrated