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 1 Pre    |         gift of our vocation and mission.~A first step along these
 2 Pre    |         consecration, communion, mission and the spirituality of
 3   1,  1|      Spirituality, communion and mission. We experienced the joy
 4   1,  1|        spirit that permeates the mission. When Holy Father came,
 5   1,  2|    poverty in the country of the mission.~The place of the woman
 6   1,  7|     reflection on this day was " Mission and Religious Life". The
 7   1,  7|   discover the joy of living our mission with and like the poor.~
 8   1,  7|      this specific aspect of the mission, of prophetic proclamation,
 9   1,  7|          prophetic nature of our mission stops, at the denunciation
10   1,  7|       and at peace with himself: mission accomplished.~The two sat
11   1,  7|         news? How can we, in our mission, create space for dialogue
12   1,  7|         evangelical values, in a mission open to the world, in the
13   2,  1|      prayer, of community and of mission.~Mission: making visible
14   2,  1|        community and of mission.~Mission: making visible the invisible ~
15   2,  1|          about the martyrs whose mission led them to this offering,
16   2,  1|        life of our community and mission.  To live a life of conviction
17   2,  2|          The same can be said of mission, of dialogue with cultures
18   2,  3|       and their communities.~The Mission to Build the Kingdom~Young
19   2,  3|     apostolic congregations, the mission is of the utmost importance. ~
20   3,  0| religious life and communion for mission": this is fundamental to
21   3,  0| fraternities.~2.4 - In regard to mission, a noteworthy tendency towards
22   3,  0|         attending the congress, "Mission and community were discussed
23   3,  0|  spiritual), in harmony with the mission. This should enable one
24   3,  0|          and spiritual activity, mission and contemplation, to be
25   3,  0|  concerning the relation between mission and missions, is our apostolate
26   3,  1|         unshakable fidelity to a mission and a commitment through
27   3,  1|       vows and their relation to mission. ~This question, it is true,
28   3,  1|    namely, that they free us for mission. They are the "means of
29   3,  1|           They are the "means of mission". It was noted also that
30   3,  1|     wonder if a "consecration to mission" could last long and whether
31   5,  1|          and to be concerned for mission. Community must not turn
32   5,  1|          to be more authentic in mission.~It is the place where ideals
33   5,  1|   witnesses rather than masters. Mission demands a visible witness
34   5,  1|   responsibility for witness and mission, each with his or her own
35   5,  1|          of the spiritual and of mission. It must foster encounter,
36   5,  1|        in the various aspects of mission.~2. The intercongregational
37   6,  A|          of Christ, the vows and mission) are interpreted and given
38   6,  A|      area of emphasis is that of mission. The following emerged:~·
39   6,  B|        foundation for communion.~Mission. In the minds of the young
40   6,  B|      connected to the reality of mission. The community is the place
41   6,  B|        community is the place of mission and gives an expression
42   6,  B|       and gives an expression to mission, which is to be understood
43   6,  B|          areas and recipients of mission, especially as regards the