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 1 Pre    |      level of each institute. We hope that the reading of these
 2   1,  1|          the signs of the times. Hope the radicalness, authenticity
 3   1,  1|        my spiritual journey too. Hope, at least then, I would
 4   1,  4|   augmented the certainty of our hope in the vocation to consecrated
 5   1,  4|      many of us and gave us much hope. We need well trained spiritual
 6   1,  5| existence is there to show one’s hope and desire for the future.~
 7   1,  5|     women religious, are full of hope and zeal for the future.
 8   1,  7|      need to be communicators of hope. Many times we are so preoccupied
 9   1,  7|         simplicity, the joy, the hope, the faith, which we were
10   2,  1|      looking at signs of genuine hope and life and desire to change
11   2,  2|       capable of diminishing our hope for the future".....~"During
12   2,  2|        life".~The birth of a new hope~The experience of genuine
13   2,  2|          communion has nourished hope. Finding oneself among so
14   2,  2|   creativity~Connected with this hope, one demand that was heard
15   2,  2|        to express ourselves". "I hope that in our institutes they
16   2,  3|    Joyous Witnesses of Christian Hope~Beyond the somewhat exalted
17   2,  3|      fills them because of their hope as Christians. ~These young
18   3,  0|          great shot of trust and hope, allowing them to see the
19   3,  0|       one participant put it: "I hope to meet soon with another
20   3,  0|      together, in sharing and in hope. An interesting observation
21   3,  0|         little future and little hope, but then they came to live
22   3,  0|         be able to profess their hope, to be able to express simply
23   3,  1|        Congress. This gives much hope for the future of religious
24   4,  0|          themselves, and we also hope, from their age groups who
25   6,  A|         to be viewed merely as a hope for the future.~ ~
26   7    |      together in faith, love and hope. Wherever you live, extend