Chapter,  §

 1 Pre    |            auspices of the Union of Superiors General in November 1993,
 2 Pre    |         taken by the Meeting of the Superiors General in 1995, the theme
 3 Pre    |     participants. The two Unions of Superiors General (USG and UISG) decided
 4 Pre    |      entered into dialogue with the Superiors General. A third part of
 5 Pre    |          Ciardi. A Message from the Superiors General to the young religious
 6 Gre    |            A special welcome to the Superiors General who have been elected
 7 Gre    |       female, and therefore for the Superiors General too. This Congress
 8 Gre    |            ideas among ourselves as Superiors General. That exchange among
 9   1,  4|           to be risky: the fears of superiors stop our daring.  We need
10   1,  4|             present.  And a call to superiors: encourage and do not weigh
11   1,  5|         speaks of a message for our superiors: We, the young men and women
12   1,  6|         younger brothers, others as superiors, and this is the central
13   1,  6|         nice for us to have General Superiors as courageous as you! Anyway "
14   1,  6|             teachers of training or superiors), we try to accept our vulnerability
15   1,  6|      sincere dialogue with you, our Superiors, where we can feel we have
16   1,  8|            We must love and respect superiors and elders, but should not
17   2,  1|              the "importance of the superiors interpreting our charisms
18   2,  1|             so that her sisters and superiors would hear the "cry of the
19   2,  1|            on the part of the Major Superiors who did not invite a representative
20   2,  1|          representatives, the local superiors, give to the young? ~Conclusion~
21   2,  1|    respectful and loving way. ~Dear Superiors General, I wish you the
22   2,  3|             members. They ask their superiors to assure a spiritual leadership
23   2,  3|             done. They expect their superiors to intervene courageously
24   2,  3|             their relationship with superiors. ~They consider questions
25   3,  0|        previous generation (or with superiors and formators) and finally
26   3,  0|      preceding generations (or with superiors and formators) one has to
27   3,  0|         were addressed primarily to superiors (and secondly to formators)
28   3,  0|             speakers as well as the superiors who were present, spoke
29   3,  0|          they ask for dialogue with superiors and their elder brothers/
30   3,  0|               What touches upon the superiors is the request that they
31   3,  1|           as a whole. Obviously the Superiors General had chosen from
32   3,  1| participants had been chosen by the Superiors General doubtless explains
33   4,  0|        Young (and not, for example, Superiors General);  Men and women
34   5,  1|      trusted. It is our business as Superiors General to respond to this
35   5,  1|         What are the tasks which we superiors general have in regard to
36   5,  1|        concrete common values.~·The superiors of the community should
37   6    |                 6. YOUNG PEOPLE AND SUPERIORS IN DIALOGUE:~ELEMENTS OF
38   6    |       spoken in the name of all the superiors general.~These are strong
39   6    |         dialogue.~The two Unions of superiors general called the young
40   6    |           them, responding to their superiors’ expectations. "They spoke
41   6    |            assembly in Ariccia, the superiors general have been listening
42   6    |           the young people to their superiors general; 2) the superiors
43   6    |           superiors general; 2) the superiors general to the young religious.~
44   6,  A|           young people before their superiors general~Through the contribution
45   6,  A|             do they expect of their superiors?~First and foremost they
46   6,  A|      listening on the part of their superiors (they want to be accepted
47   6,  A|         decisiveness on the part of superiors, surer statements, an end
48   6,  B|                              B. The superiors general before the young
49   6,  B|            and listening with their superiors is new in respect to the
50   7    |       together in Rome. In turn, we Superiors General are doing the same
51   7    |            if it bears fruit.~ ~The Superiors General~Ariccia (Italy),