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 1 Pre    |        God the free gift of our vocation and mission.~A first step
 2 Pre    |      christological identity of vocation, a community expression
 3   1,  3|       part of a great religious vocation in which there was place
 4   1,  4|   collective affirmation of our vocation to the religious life. I
 5   1,  4|   inherent love we have for our vocation and motivated us to live
 6   1,  4|     Cencini’s address presented vocation as a dialogue between two
 7   1,  4|    certainty of our hope in the vocation to consecrated life.~Fr.
 8   1,  4|      enthusiasm we have for our vocation and helped us find the courage
 9   1,  4|        for the congress and our vocation stories. We were touched,
10   1,  4|       was: "Comfort destroys my vocation which was born in struggle -
11   1,  4|         love with us, first. My vocation is not simply something
12   1,  8|         to be in communion.~The vocation problem, so dramatic in
13   2,  1|    breathe the freshness of the vocation of the younger ones.~Certainly,
14   2,  1|        they see their religious vocation as an adventure which each
15   2,  2|  formulated: "We believe in our vocation to religious life because
16   2,  3|       and the fullness of their vocation was found in the imitation
17   3,  1|    vision of all aspects of the vocation and spirituality of the
18   4,  0|     fitting image (in line with vocation, commitment to the Church
19   4,  0| belonging", suggestions...)~Pro-vocation~(a space dedicated to stimulating
20   4,  0|       Guests and campaigns  Pro-vocation (1)  Regular Translators (
21   5,  1|    stage) are very important in vocation discernment. Many factors
22   6,  A|       They believe in their own vocation;~·their idealism, not something