Part,  Chapter, §

 1   0,  1  |               National Conferences of Religious, to achieve more effective
 2   1,  1,1|             when the Congregation for Religious organized an International
 3   1,  1,1|               it was suggested to the religious Institutes, both at provincial
 4   1,  1,1|            bring about renewal in the religious life. Many National Conferences
 5   1,  1,1|               by the Congregation for Religious, with the title Roman Union
 6   1,  2,1|              National Conferences for Religious; for providing information
 7   1,  2,1|          study the various aspects of religious life in the light of Vatican
 8   1,  2,1|            1974. The Congregation for Religious requested the collaboration
 9   1,  2,1|         institutioni, on formation in religious Institutes, published in
10   1,  2,1|           which involved 15,000 young religious and 1,900 people working
11   1,  2,1|            first aim was to study the religious life and the priesthood.
12   1,  2,1|               Vows, the Nature of Lay Religious Life, Religious Spirituality,
13   1,  2,1|         Nature of Lay Religious Life, Religious Spirituality, the Spirituality
14   1,  2,1|       Spirituality of the Priesthood, Religious Poverty. A large number
15   1,  2,1|               Protestant and Orthodox religious.~    The USG used to have
16   1,  2,2|             with the Congregation for Religious through the study and discussion
17   1,  2,2|               of the Congregation for Religious and Fr. Pedro Arrupe, SJ,
18   1,  2,2|          serious problems relating to religious life in the world~    -
19   1,  2,2|           assist the Congregation for Religious in its activities~    -
20   1,  2,2|              can the Congregation for Religious.~    - in the absence of
21   1,  2,2|               of the Congregation for Religious. Since January 1996 the
22   1,  2,2|             or to the Conferences for Religious.~    The Council of 18 was
23   1,  2,2|              National Conferences for Religious. Distribution of these documents
24   1,  2,3|              at the time, catered for religious…~
25   1,  2,4|          Latin American Conference of Religious (CLAR) and with various
26   1,  2,4|       Congress of Young Men and Women Religious (1997). Almost 600 religious
27   1,  2,4|          Religious (1997). Almost 600 religious took part in the first and
28   1,  2,4|            almost 400 men and women’s religious Institutes.~
29   2,  0,1|     relationships between bishops and religious, etc.~    Amongst the themes
30   2,  0,1|           Radio and television in the religious Congregations~    - Laicization
31   2,  0,1|             circumstances of expelled religious~    - Religious enrolled
32   2,  0,1|              expelled religious~    - Religious enrolled in military service~    -
33   2,  0,1|                 Apostolic schools for religious~    - Dangerous tendencies
34   2,  0,1|        tendencies often found in some religious~    - Useful psychological
35   2,  0,1|     identification and cultivation of religious vocations~    - Reflections
36   2,  0,1|              follow in order to adapt religious discipline to young people
37   2,  0,1|              pastoral preparation for religious.~    - Lay brothers~    -
38   2,  0,1|        theological foundations of the religious life~    - Religious obedience
39   2,  0,1|              the religious life~    - Religious obedience according to the
40   2,  0,1|               of Saint Benedict~    - Religious and the Ecumenical Council~    -
41   2,  0,1|            Council~    - Exemption of religious~    A large number of religious
42   2,  0,1|       religious~    A large number of religious took part in the preparation
43   2,  0,2|            the USG and the CRIS~    - Religious life and secularization~    -
44   2,  0,2|                     Formation for the religious life. Missionary attitudes
45   2,  0,2|         Churches ~    - A new kind of religious. Attitudes of the Superiors
46   2,  0,2|       participation and government in religious Institutes~    - Ministerial
47   2,  0,2|          community~    - Prayer~    - Religious vocation today. Relationship
48   2,  0,2|                Evangelization and the religious life~    - The existential
49   2,  0,2|              of the vows today ~    - Religious formation based on candidates’
50   2,  0,2|            people~    - Commitment of religious in the promotion of human
51   2,  0,2|         contemplative aspect of every religious life~    - "Confirm your
52   2,  0,2|                    The charism of the religious life~    - Mutuae Relationes:
53   2,  0,2|          document~    - Creativity in religious life~    - Vocations~    -
54   2,  0,2|               in our Institutes~    - Religious life twenty years after
55   2,  0,2|             Liberation theology~    - Religious in the face of the Synod~    -
56   2,  0,2|               and its impact on young religious~    - Sollicitudo rei socialis
57   2,  0,2|             the questions it poses to religious~    - Religious poverty
58   2,  0,2|              poses to religious~    - Religious poverty today~    - Formation
59   2,  0,2|      Formation of priests today~    - Religious and lay in the new evangelization~    -
60   2,  0,2| evangelization~    - Authority in the religious life today~    - Religious
61   2,  0,2|            religious life today~    - Religious life in Africa~    - Religious
62   2,  0,2|        Religious life in Africa~    - Religious life in the Church: gift
63   2,  0,2|              continuing service~    - Religious in the organic communion
64   2,  0,2|             the future with the young religious: challenges, proposals and
65   3      |             The missionary ability of religious, always at the forefront
66   3      |          Conferences of Men and Women Religious. In a world of rapid communication
67   3      |          Conferences of Men and Women Religious. Although the USG is not
68   3      |          Conferences of Men and Women Religious. It must look for simple