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 1 Pre    |         approach concerning the charism of the religious life. It
 2 Pre    |       those which have as their charism ministry with the youth
 3 Pre    |      need for inculturating the charism of religious life, unity
 4 Pre    |   fidelity in order to make the charism of the consecrated life
 5 Pre    |       work of the spirit in the charism of the founders and of the "
 6 Pre    |        fidelity to the founding charism; a fidelity that is dynamic
 7 Pre    |      repetitive fidelity to the charism. Dialogue with them will
 8 Pre    |       fundamental values of the charism and, at the same time, will
 9   1,  2|        The inculturation of the charism of the institute.~To live
10   2,  1|      God, prayer, authenticity, charism, witness-faithfulness and
11   2,  2|        consecrated life and the charism of the institute are intuited
12   2,  2|  authenticity and purity of the charism which life’s experiences
13   3,  0|      theoretical content of the charism; it should rather translate
14   3,  0|    unequivocal sign of a common charism.~Center the entire formation
15   3,  0|      the Word of God and in the charism. Foster and promote occasions
16   3,  0|        is not known. As for the charism, what clarity and model
17   3,  0|    apostolate coherent with the charism and the challenge of the
18   4,  0|         world;  Of all kinds of charism and sensitivity;  Gathered
19   5,  1|        mutual relationships the charism grows, develops, and is
20   5,  1|       appreciation of one’s own charism and of communion in order
21   6,  A|    evangelical counsels and the charism of their institute in all
22   6,  A|         and in the way that the charism is interpreted and expressed
23   6,  A| cultural to those involving the charism;~·journeying together;~·
24   6,  A|       consistency regarding the charism; ~·a religious life that
25   6,  B|       especially as regards the charism, invites us to make ever