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 1   1,  1|          religious from different congregations - 2 or 3 from each continent -
 2   1,  1|       nations, cultures, genders, congregations, ages, charisms, religious
 3   1,  1|           habits betrayed tens of congregations, quite a few preferred ordinary
 4   1,  2|       European and Western female congregations, due, in the majority of
 5   1,  2| particularly in the international congregations. It was insisted upon the
 6   1,  3|     brothers and sisters of other congregations. ~At the Congress all of
 7   1,  6|     possible fusions of different Congregations.  We don’t want to be identified
 8   1,  7|     option, from our charisms and congregations. ~This is the second challenge
 9   2,  1|          of senior members of our congregations undoubtedly gives wisdom,
10   2,  1|      Founders of their orders and congregations had usually been their age
11   2,  3|           who belong to apostolic congregations, the mission is of the utmost
12   3,  0|        the "only" young member of congregations with little future and little
13   5,  1|        reciprocal formation among congregations.~·Promote meetings (congresses),
14   5,  1|       collaboration among various congregations. ~·Spiritual exercises....~·