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 1 Pre    |        necessity of accepting and living from the perspective of
 2   1,  1|        Church these days, such as living the celibacy today, role
 3   1,  2|         towards others be that of living in the unity of the diversity,
 4   1,  2|          the problem of community living, especially among the European
 5   1,  5| experiencing some difficulties in living my religious life. However,
 6   1,  5| inspiration and guide to continue living one’s religious life. ~Let
 7   1,  5|         moving the person towards living a better religious life.
 8   1,  6|         and services; so that our living together in free will, is
 9   1,  7|         us to discover the joy of living our mission with and like
10   1,  8|       other, it was the contrary, living together seemed to engender
11   1,  8|          for young and old people living together, the real question
12   2,  1|         concretely? - Community: "Living as authentic commentaries
13   2,  3|          catholic and apostolic—a living Church in which the young
14   2,  3|         renewed understanding and living out of religious life as
15   2,  3|          to follow Jesus Christ. ~Living the Vows as a Prophetic
16   2,  3|    likewise in the perspective of living "like" Jesus and of living
17   2,  3|        living "like" Jesus and of living as closely as possible according
18   2,  3|           hinder the formation of living and joyous communities.
19   3,  1|           people who seemed to be living their religious life authentically
20   5,  1|      founding charisms. These are living realities, open to organic
21   5,  1|          it is contact with daily living, community life, the poor,
22   5,  1|        exposed to ordinary, daily living, this deprivation stifles
23   5,  1|          it is contact with daily living, community life, the poor,
24   5,  1|        exposed to ordinary, daily living, this deprivation stifles
25   5,  1|     spirituality and their way of living it as well, which is more
26   5,  1|          lessons offered in daily living because they are opportunities
27   5,  1|           life, which takes daily living into account ~Formation
28   5,  1|         in which one is formed (a living presence which is welcoming
29   5,  1|           precariousness of daily living but which bear witness to
30   5,  1|        the community and in daily living).~The community must fulfil
31   5,  1|          act in fare, for a daily living that is always God’s call.
32   5,  1|       actual encounter with daily living, which is just what it is,
33   5,  1|  responsibility in real community living and in the various aspects
34   6,  A|      expressed in today’s world;~·living unity in diversity under
35   6,  B|      community. Genuine fraternal living necessitates a profound
36   6,  B|          the aspects of fraternal living, including its difficulties,