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 1 Intro,6  |           the so-called vocations crisis is above all related to
 2  I,11    |    Eastern Europe and the general crisis which pervades the West,
 3  I,11    |          but because, within this crisis, there are also signs of
 4  I,12    |       there arises even a certain crisis of meaning, from which derives
 5  I,13    |         related to a situation of crisis or shortage of vocations,
 6  I,13    |          to resolve the vocations crisis by debatable methods, for
 7  I,13    |           resolving the vocations crisis by going around it, because
 8  I,13    |          people for the vocations crisis, to the courage to ask oneself
 9 II,19    |   welcoming of it.~The vocational crisis of those called is also
10 II,19    |         of those called is also a crisis, today, of those calling.
11 III,26   |         another, in situations of crisis.~There is a youthfulness
12 III,29   |           Churches of Europe. The crisis of vocations is also a crisis
13 III,29   |     crisis of vocations is also a crisis of communion in working
14 IV,30    |                        Vocational crisis and educational crisis~30.
15 IV,30    | Vocational crisis and educational crisis~30. Often in our Churches
16 IV,30    |     families)".(95) The vocations crisis is certainly also a crisis
17 IV,30    |        crisis is certainly also a crisis of pedagogy and of educational
18 IV,35    |           causes of the vocations crisis.~At the same time the category
19 Conclu,38|         conversion. The vocations crisis that we have seen and are
20 Conclu,38|        come through the vocations crisis only if this process of
21 Conclu,38|   vocations, especially where the crisis is most strongly felt.~Therefore