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Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life
Fraternal life in community

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1 Intro, 0,1 | religious communities for the life and holiness of the Church, 2 Intro, 0,1 | in societies of apostolic life, bearing in mind their specific 3 Intro, 0,1 | character which "fraternal life in common" manifests in 4 Intro, 0,1 | characteristic of this same fraternal life lived in community. In some 5 Intro, 0,1 | the whole of the Christian life and to the primitive inspiration 6 Intro, 0,1 | partial or weak, fraternal life has run risks and suffered 7 Intro, 0,1 | framework, and religious life cannot exempt itself from 8 Intro, 0,1 | repercussions.(2) Religious life is a vital part of the Church 9 Intro, 0,1 | proposals on "fraternal life in common" must take this 10 Intro, 0,1 | decisive influence on religious life; not only by virtue of the 11 Intro, 0,1 | the quality of fraternal life and its ways of being lived 12 Intro, 1,2 | re-evaluation of "fraternal life in common" and to a renewed 13 Intro, 1,2 | affirmed that religious life belongs "undeniably" (inconcusse) 14 Intro, 1,2 | undeniably" (inconcusse) to the life and holiness of the Church 15 Intro, 1,2 | Church and placed religious life at the very heart of the 16 Intro, 1,2 | divine charity. Fraternal life in common, as an expression 17 Intro, 2,3 | determinations concerning community life. ~When it speaks of "common 18 Intro, 2,3 | When it speaks of "common life", it is necessary to distinguish 19 Intro, 2,3 | speaking of "living a fraternal life in common".(12)~Thus, in 20 Intro, 2,3 | Thus, in community life, two elements of union and 21 Intro, 2,3 | underlines "communion of life" and interpersonal relationships;(13) - 22 Intro, 2,3 | the other, more visible: "life in common" or "community 23 Intro, 2,3 | in common" or "community life", which consists of "living 24 Intro, 2,3 | and in "leading a common life" through fidelity to the 25 Intro, 2,3 | must apply to community life the patrimony of every institute 26 Intro, 2,3 | is clear that "fraternal life" will not automatically 27 Intro, 2,3 | norms which regulate common life; but it is evident that 28 Intro, 2,3 | it is evident that common life is designed to favour fraternal 29 Intro, 2,3 | designed to favour fraternal life greatly.~ 30 Intro, 3,4 | direct impact on religious life in general and on religious 31 Intro, 3,4 | impact on the way fraternal life is lived in religious communities.~ 32 Intro, 3,4 | The Church and religious life were not immune from such 33 Intro, 3,4 | repercussions for community life as well.~A one-sided and 34 Intro, 3,4 | thus weakening the ideal of life in common and commitment 35 Intro, 3,4 | had many repercussions on life in Christian communities 36 Intro, 3,4 | deeply affecting religious life, almost everywhere women' 37 Intro, 3,4 | seeking forms of common life judged more suitable for 38 Intro, 3,4 | society, Church and religious life.~d) The communications explosion, 39 Intro, 3,4 | of personal and community life which are a clear evangelical 40 Intro, 4 | Changes in religious life~ 41 Intro, 4,5 | the style of their common life and requires a change in 42 Intro, 4,5 | leaving less time for common life.~b) The increase in the 43 Intro, 4,5 | given rise in religious life to responses of admirable 44 Intro, 4,5 | spiritual dimension of religious life, to the point that fraternal 45 Intro, 4,5 | the point that fraternal life in common has become for 46 Intro, 4,5 | understood as fraternal life built more on the quality 47 Intro, 4,5 | on the kind of religious life and the kind of institute, 48 Intro, 4,5 | traditions and ways of common life, and on various ways of 49 Intro, 5,6 | quality of their fraternal life. This will be done by offering 50 Intro, 5,6 | to the need for fraternal life in common for those consecrated 51 Intro, 5,6 | in a society of apostolic life.~ 52 Intro, 5,7 | human project, fraternal life in common is part of God' 53 Intro, 5,7 | and he wishes to share his life of communion.~b) Religious 54 I, 0,8 | mystery of the Church, for the life of the world.~ 55 I, 2,10 | very beginning, consecrated life has cultivated this intimate 56 I, 2,10 | disciples, to share his life and his destiny (cf. Mk. 57 I, 2,10 | way to be a sign of the life and communion begun by him. 58 I, 2,10 | Jerusalem as their ideal of life. Like the nascent Church, 59 I, 2,10 | unifying dynamism in the life of unity of the Persons 60 I, 2,10 | signs of the times, give life to new religious families -- 61 I, 2,10 | The history of consecrated life witnesses to a variety of 62 I, 2,10 | forms it takes, fraternal life in common has always appeared 63 I, 2,10 | experience of communion of life, prayer and apostolate -- 64 I, 2,10 | their form of consecrated life -- they are a sign of fraternal 65 I, 2,10 | love, of a programme of life and activity which is theirs 66 I, 2,10 | communion with her doctrine, her life, her pastors, her faithful, 67 I, 2,10 | women. For them, fraternal life has broader and deeper dimensions 68 I, 2,10 | of selfishness.~Fraternal life in common, in a monastery, 69 II, 0,11 | affected the profile and life of religious community.~ 70 II, 1,12 | patiently building fraternal life. This life can sometimes 71 II, 1,12 | building fraternal life. This life can sometimes seem beyond 72 II, 1,12 | foundation of all community life, starts from contemplation 73 II, 1,12 | significant moments of the life of our religious families 74 II, 1,13 | attending to the quality of its life. Sometimes men and women 75 II, 1,14 | shared difficulties of daily life together, and mutual encouragement 76 II, 2,21 | entire dynamic of community life, Christ, in his paschal 77 II, 2,21 | the point of giving up his life for us. Our life is a sharing 78 II, 2,21 | up his life for us. Our life is a sharing in the charity 79 II, 3 | community is brought to life as a gathering of people 80 II, 3,22 | various aspects of communal life have been studied. Much 81 II, 3,23 | fraternal and shared common life has a natural attraction 82 II, 3,23 | in the real conditions of life can become a heavy burden. 83 II, 3,24 | tries to live an independent life, detached from community, 84 II, 3,24 | themselves so that fraternal life may be born.(36)~Thus community 85 II, 3,27 | monotonous texture of daily life. A joyless fraternity is 86 II, 3,27 | themselves to fraternal life, trusting in the action 87 II, 3,27 | commanded the blessing, life for evermore" (Ps. 133:1- 88 II, 3,27 | attraction to religious life, a source of new vocations 89 II, 4,28 | increased importance for the life of a religious community. 90 II, 4,28 | need to enhance fraternal life in community is accompanied 91 II, 4,30 | development of fraternal life, especially in larger communities. 92 II, 4,30 | to concern for community life, these meetings are also 93 II, 4,30 | broader framework of religious life, Church life and the life 94 II, 4,30 | of religious life, Church life and the life of the world 95 II, 4,30 | life, Church life and the life of the world to which we 96 II, 4,30 | respect their own style of life.~ 97 II, 4,31 | fraternal correction, review of life, and other forms characteristic 98 II, 4,32 | compatible with religious life can enhance the growth of 99 II, 4,33 | of mass media on modern life and mentality has its effect 100 II, 4,33 | a mentality and model of life in constant contrast with 101 II, 4,33 | limited and indeed consecrated life itself can be damaged.~A 102 II, 4,33 | their specific state of life, characterised by a more 103 II, 5,34 | of a radiant evangelical life, is a process which knows 104 II, 5,35 | the ways of God, nourish life with solid doctrine and 105 II, 5,35 | it is useful throughout life, in order to foster "growth 106 II, 5,36 | 37. Affectivity~Fraternal life in common requires from 107 II, 5,36 | that gives true meaning to life, and to cherish consecration 108 II, 5,36 | rich and warm fraternal life, one that "carries the burden" 109 II, 5,36 | maturity is necessary for life in community, a cordial 110 II, 5,36 | community, a cordial fraternal life is equally necessary in 111 II, 5,37 | disturbance in community life.~We must first of all ask 112 II, 5,37 | needs to remind members that life in common sometimes requires 113 II, 5,37 | incapable of living community life due to problems of insufficient 114 II, 5,37 | experienced with religious life and its dynamics. So much 115 II, 5,41 | individualism which makes fraternal life in common difficult, other 116 II, 5,41 | enter into a fraternal life where individuals make themselves 117 II, 5,42 | permanent formation in daily life. Religious community is 118 II, 5,42 | consequences for community life. From this arises the realisation 119 II, 5,42 | into one single community life, in such a way that these 120 II, 5,42 | fraternal and apostolic life of their communities.~Based 121 II, 5,43 | whom they share their daily life. ~There is here a convergence 122 II, 5,43 | one single community of life. Consecrated together -- 123 II, 5,43 | injure and weaken fraternal life.~"Poverty of spirit", humility, 124 II, 5,43 | realities such as "the hidden life with Christ in God," respect 125 II, 5,43 | unitive aspects of fraternal life and spring from the poverty 126 II, 5,43 | grows through fraternal life. Thus, those who live consecrated 127 II, 5,44 | the growth of fraternal life.~"Religious consecration 128 II, 5,44 | developed throughout the life of the institute,(62) thus 129 II, 5,44 | enrich the Church "for the life of the world." For this 130 II, 5,44 | conditions surrounding religious life, cultural currents and various 131 II, 5,45 | which reduces religious life to a colourless lowest common 132 II, 6,46 | the maturity of fraternal life in communities. In many 133 II, 6,46 | communities, the climate of life in common has improved: 134 II, 6,46 | been a move from a common life based too much on observance 135 II, 6,46 | much on observance to a life that is more attentive to 136 II, 6,47 | unnecessary to community life, and others have reduced 137 II, 6,47 | complete breakdown of community life; it tends to give priority 138 II, 6,47 | the growth of fraternal life in community and for the 139 II, 6,47 | entire tradition of religious life.~If the widespread democratic 140 II, 6,47 | and also, in religious life, to the authority who reminds 141 II, 6,48 | building up of fraternal life in community.~Every community 142 II, 6,48 | this reason that religious life has within it various ways 143 II, 6,49 | with respect to personal life and for the development 144 II, 6,49 | development of fraternal life; in other words, he or she 145 II, 6,49 | various aspects of community life -- between prayer and work, 146 II, 6,49 | best interests of fraternal life and of mission.~When a decision 147 II, 6,50 | participation in community life and in its mission in various 148 II, 6,52 | essential force for all family life.~Religious life has always 149 II, 6,52 | all family life.~Religious life has always lived from this 150 II, 7,53 | relationship between fraternal life and apostolic activity, 151 II, 7,53 | effectiveness of religious life depends on the quality of 152 II, 7,53 | quality of the fraternal life in common".(69)~ 153 II, 7,54 | that it promotes fraternal life among its members, makes 154 II, 7,54 | takes to heart the fraternal life of religious communities: 155 II, 7,54 | themselves.(70) Fraternal life is not the "entirety" of 156 II, 7,54 | essential element. Fraternal life is just as important as 157 II, 7,54 | as important as apostolic life.~The needs of apostolic 158 II, 7,54 | justify defective community life. Activities undertaken by 159 II, 7,55 | build any form of fraternal life.~Moreover, in the context 160 II, 7,55 | difficulties inherent in common life, is in itself a sign that 161 II, 7,55 | communities, who by their life proclaim the joy and the 162 II, 7,56 | The quality of fraternal life has a significant impact 163 II, 7,56 | poor quality of fraternal life has been mentioned frequently 164 II, 7,56 | reason for leaving religious life, so fraternity lived fully 165 II, 7,56 | serene climate of sharing life, of understanding, and of 166 III, 0,58 | converting sinners to a good life, or blessing children and 167 III, 0,58 | strongly centred on common life so that their apostolate 168 III, 0,58 | It follows that "common life lived in community" does 169 III, 0,58 | and religious of active life have maintained legitimate 170 III, 0,58 | fruitful tension of religious life, which is designed to cultivate 171 III, 0,58 | community character of religious life.~All of this has a considerable 172 III, 0,58 | considerable impact on the life of the institute and on 173 III, 0,58 | profound impact on fraternal life in common, to the point 174 III, 0,58 | integral part of religious life.~The consequences of this 175 III, 0,58 | rich reality of religious life.~ 176 III, 1,59 | consecration, of their fraternal life and of their charism.~By 177 III, 1,59 | the richness of Christian life but as a unit it constitutes 178 III, 1,59 | with no organic link to its life or to its pastoral programme 179 III, 1,59 | Moreover, if religious life tends more and more to emphasise 180 III, 1,59 | particular Church or of religious life, and of the responsibilities 181 III, 1,59 | the bishop for religious life.~It is earnestly recommended 182 III, 1,59 | theology of consecrated life, including study of its 183 III, 1,60 | difficult to co-ordinate parish life and community life.~In some 184 III, 1,60 | parish life and community life.~In some regions, the difficulties 185 III, 1,60 | charism and to community life, to the point that parishioners, 186 III, 1,60 | particular nature of religious life.~Urgent pastoral needs must 187 III, 1,61 | the quality of its prayer life, to the relevance of its 188 III, 1,61 | intensity of its fraternal life. A religious community should 189 III, 1,61 | mystical -- of religious life and of the institute can 190 III, 1,61 | itself and the unity of life of each of its members are 191 III, 1,61 | Candidates for the religious life... place themselves... under 192 III, 1,61 | of the personal spiritual life of the religious or on the 193 III, 1,62 | their hearts. Religious life has seriously faced the 194 III, 1,62 | as an ideal of religious life has developed in a context 195 III, 1,62 | point of real danger to life. Their great courage is 196 III, 1,62 | must be helped to live a life of community. This requires 197 III, 1,63 | close contact with the daily life and problems of people -- 198 III, 1,63 | be given a programme of life which is solid, flexible 199 III, 1,63 | communities: cultivating the life of prayer and celebrations 200 III, 1,64 | religious living alone. Common life in a house of the institute 201 III, 1,64 | essential for religious life. "Religious should live 202 III, 1,64 | house, observing a common life. They should not live alone 203 III, 1,64 | fraternal sharing, review of life, and prayer, for breathing 204 III, 1,64 | consecrated in this common life and it is in this form of 205 III, 1,64 | and it is in this form of life that such men and women 206 III, 1,64 | apostolate; it is to this life that they return, in heart 207 III, 1,64 | this kind of "community life" can be advantageous for 208 III, 1,64 | the obligation to common life. Nor is it sufficient to 209 III, 1,64 | the practice of fraternal life in common.~ 210 III, 1,65 | mission territories~Fraternal life in common has special value 211 III, 1,66 | alive an authentic fraternal life and attention to the needs 212 III, 1,67 | situations which community life faces more often today is 213 III, 1,67 | consistent with consecrated life those means of spiritual 214 III, 1,67 | continue to feel a part of the life of the institute, sharers 215 III, 1,68 | Fidelity to the contemplative life requires the members of 216 III, 1,69 | concrete perception of the life of the world, of culture, 217 III, 1,69 | characteristic of religious life, such as the radicality 218 III, 1,69 | their different style of life, inviting them to discover 219 III, 1,69 | and different styles of life proper to religious and 220 III, 1,69 | by observing its common life.~ 221 Conclu, 0,70| co-responsible for fraternal life in common, so that it will 222 Conclu, 0,70| effectiveness of religious life depends on the quality of 223 Conclu, 0,70| quality of the fraternal life in common. Even more so, 224 Conclu, 0,70| Church and in religious life is characterised by a search 225 Conclu, 0,70| again to rebuild fraternal life in common may appear daunting, 226 Conclu, 0,70| theologal sense of fraternal life in common, of being convinced 227 Conclu, 0,70| Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic 228 Conclu, 0,70| and Societies of Apostolic Life and authorised its publication.~ 229 Abbr, 3 | Contemplative Dimension of Religious Life, Sacred Congregation for 230 Abbr, 3 | s Teaching on Religious Life, SCRIS, 1983.~MR Directives 231 Abbr, 4 | Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic 232 Abbr, 4 | and Societies of Apostolic Life.~OR L'Osservatore Romano.~


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