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 1 Pre    |         spoke to us about their experiences and expectations about consecration,
 2   1,  1|      preparations, apostolates, experiences and visions. As one of the
 3   1,  1|    celebrated together our deep experiences of the Lord in faith and
 4   1,  2| facilitated the exchange of the experiences of our lives and missions.~
 5   1,  2|      enriched by the variety of experiences, brings about sentiments
 6   1,  6|         in inter-congregational experiences and even in possible fusions
 7   1,  7|       desire to communicate his experiences, who one day found himself
 8   1,  7|       his hopes, of his deepest experiences. The youngster next to him,
 9   1,  7|   characteristics, with diverse experiences of Church; also our religious
10   1,  8|     evident. I personally lived experiences of two communities. In one
11   2,  2|     life, nowadays it is strong experiences which are required. Values
12   2,  2|        the charism which life’s experiences sometimes put us in danger
13   2,  2|          for learning about the experiences or the life of others. Does
14   2,  2|      them. ~They are given many experiences, but they risk not becoming
15   2,  2|    giving and reflecting on the experiences they have received.~The
16   3,  0|      from within. We must offer experiences and possibilities of being
17   3,  1|         person recounts what he experiences - and which may be only
18   4,  0|        exchange of opinions and experiences of religious life are more
19   5,  1|       faith and doubt, personal experiences of joy and sorrow, sharing
20   5,  1|       to be very beneficial.~2. Experiences in mixed community~2.1 Religious
21   5,  1|         course, urgent that the experiences of apostolate of work, are