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 1 II,15    |    ecclesiology. Christ is the project of man. Only after the believer
 2 II,16    |        a subsequent vocational project.~The simple fact of being
 3 II,19    |     and is specified in a life project; there are no generic vocations.~
 4 II,23    |       realising the vocational project; a creature given to us
 5 III,26   |      the realisation of a life project as God wants it, according
 6 III,26   |       not only the existential project, but rather all the individual
 7 III,26   |    clear and unequivocal way a project or a gift of God to the
 8 III,26   |       proposing a precise life project.~Hence a fertile pastoral
 9 III,27   |      believer can discover the project that God himself has planned:
10 III,27   |      component of a vocational project, or only by tasting it,
11 III,27   |    always and everywhere, be a project of fraternity.~An experience
12 III,29   |     There is a certain general project of unified pastoral work
13 IV,34    |        truth of the mysterious project willed by God for him. This
14 IV,34    |       lived according to God's project.~The manner of communicating
15 IV,37    |     according to that singular project that can only give happiness.
16 IV,37    |     part of his own vocational project, and who does not presume
17 IV,37    |    subject, but according to a project which regularly surpasses
18 IV,37    | sequela Christi".~A vocational project rich in believing memory~
19 IV,37    |    present, between memory and project.~a) Above all it is important
20 Conclu,39|     young, each according to a project planned particularly for
21 Conclu,39|       you free to believe in a project greater than yourself, free