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 1 Intro       |      to know and recognise our charism and our raison d’etre, so
 2   1,   1    |        the correlation between charism and ministry~ ~
 3   1,   1    |     fidelity to their specific charism and their desire “to care
 4   1,   2    |     fidelity to the Gospel and charism, to entrust and confirm
 5   1,   2    |       by sacramental grace and charism – the Pastors, Teachers
 6   1,   2    |       a collective ministerial charism, which cannot and must not
 7   1,   2    |        must be faithful to our charism, but in order to care for “
 8   1,   2    | priestly ministry by reason of charism or mission, v.g. in monastic
 9   1,   2    |     ministry.~ ~The collective charism of the consecrated life
10   1     (30)|        life of the Bishop, his charism and ministry and the religious’
11   1     (30)|        80.65-68.VC 49). By his charism the religious, although
12   2,   1    |     the making good use of the charism received through the imposition
13   2     (36)| apostolicity of the Church – a charism that has been granted to
14   2,   3    |        affirms fidelity to the charism and to ministry, it increases
15   3,   1    |       and the Pastors know the charism of the Institute and the
16   3,   3    |   Churches the richness of the charism of their own Institute.
17   4,   3    |    each according to their own charism and always realised within