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 1   1   |          than adequate numbers of personnel, in frontier contexts of
 2   1   |      invest in the preparation of personnel and on the quality of educative
 3   3, 4|  preparation of religious and lay personnel and the overall goal becomes
 4   3, 5|         requirement for qualified personnel~While the so-called traditional
 5   3, 5|      demand for properly prepared personnel. When we compare the requests
 6   4   |        the requalification of our personnel, and in particular those
 7   4   |          the mission, scarcity of personnel, the new opportunities we
 8   4   |           many frontiers of work, personnel was on the increase but
 9   4   |      Provincials did not have the personnel for so many works and not
10   4   |      activity calls for qualified personnel… It is not a question of
11   5   |          the qualification of its personnel knows already that it will
12   6   |       mission. Investing in time, personnel, initiatives and financial
13   7, 3|       period the qualification of personnel must constitute a priority
14   7, 3|       qualification for directive personnel, and have committed themselves
15   7, 3|       difficulties of finance and personnel to offer to some confreres
16   7, 3|  sacrifice of providing qualified personnel for study centres, and still
17   7, 3|       program for the exchange of personnel between study centres.
18   7, 3| particular contexts, the state of personnel, and the pastoral and educative
19   7, 3|          for the qualification of personnel, verified year by year,
20   7, 3|          for the qualification of personnel, verifying it periodically
21   7, 3|         Choose with wise care the personnel to be prepared and be magnanimous
22   8, 1|   possibilities of structures and personnel. In addition to the Salesians
23   8, 1|           Congregation as regards personnel. Today’s geography of the
24   8, 1|         qualification of salesian personnel needs to be further exploited.
25   8, 2|        according to the qualified personnel the Province manages occasionally
26   8, 2|  preparation of confreres and lay personnel’".~In the first place it
27   8, 2|        and dedication of salesian personnel, intense collaboration with
28   8, 3|    Similar remarks, in respect of personnel and projects, apply to other