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 1 Intro,4   |            you, in which you could sense, with the help of your educators,
 2  I        |          proclaim again the strong sense of life as "vocation" in
 3  I,12     |      freedom and subjectivity, the sense of being for the world and
 4  I,13     |           openness to the mystery, sense of the incompleteness of
 5  I,13     |     neither about undervaluing the sense of this movement, nor of
 6 II,21     |         Fathers and their profound sense of the Church. This far-reaching
 7 II,21     |          to maturity the universal sense of their dedication to Christ
 8 III,25    |            Therefore, in a certain sense, vocation defines the deepest
 9 III,26    |        pastoral work today~In this sense it can really be said that
10 III,26    |          transmitting the dramatic sense of the life of man, called
11 III,26    |         which flows the vocational sense of life and of every living
12 III,26    |          call of each one. In this sense pastoral work for vocations
13 III,26    |           carried out.(72) In this sense, pastoral work for vocations
14 III,26    |        within the Trinity.~In this sense pastoral work for vocations
15 III,26    | communitarian. And, always in this sense, it is fine that, on the
16 III,28    |  vocational educator encourage the sense of a commitment that will
17 III,28    |   introduced.~Objectivity, in this sense, precedes subjectivity,
18 IV        |         communities to outline the sense and the direction of pastoral
19 IV,31     |           shared, is contained the sense of every vocation; is contained
20 IV,31     |    vocation; is contained the very sense of the Church, as a community
21 IV,33     |          respecting the vocational sense of the human life.~Every
22 IV,34     |   true-beautiful-good.~This is the sense of con-vocation: no-one
23 IV,35     |      Educating in the etymological sense of the word, as a drawing
24 IV,35     | expectations and interests and the sense of a salvation that comes
25 IV,35     |            of man.~The loss of the sense of mystery is one of the
26 IV,35     |         life appears to be without sense and vocation. It is the
27 IV,36     |            that speaks the general sense of human existence, as the
28 IV,36     |          by love; but in a certain sense also compulsory, because
29 IV,37     |  substantially positive and stable sense of his own I.~a) The first
30 IV,37     |       cordial friendship, and that sense of responsibility that lets
31 IV,37     |           element that truly makes sense of all: the act of faith.
32 IV,37(112)|                        See in this sense the recommendation of Potissimum
33 IV,37(112)|          we maintain — in the full sense, not only as an effort of