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 1   1   |          crops up repeatedly~Every time we consider ourselves with
 2   1   |          validity, and at the same time comes the awareness that
 3   2   |     ecclesial circumstances of his time, open to ever broader horizons,
 4   2   |          we give generously of our time, talents and health". And
 5   2   |            work where "there is no time" for reflection or comparison;
 6   3, 1|  perceiving certain needs of their time, with all the limitations
 7   3, 2|           the old millennium. At a time of epoch-making transformation
 8   3, 3|         the faith; and at the same time we must be able to draw
 9   3, 4|         always up to date and that time be set aside for rethinking
10   4   | improvisation.~It is not the first time in the history of our Congregation
11   5   |    requirements, while at the same time giving consideration to
12   5   |           reap the benefits in due time. But it would be sad to
13   6   |          and mission. Investing in time, personnel, initiatives
14   6   |         purpose unless at the same time we attend to the quality
15   7, 1|   reflection: Do we give ourselves time to consider at ever greater
16   7, 1|           to areas, objectives and time? How do we express in ourselves
17   7, 1|       urgent and seems to leave no time for anything else. The conviction
18   7, 1|             We must give ourselves time for cultivating our plan
19   7, 1|             We must give ourselves time also for enabling ourselves
20   7, 1|      solidarity.~This need to find time for ourselves will constitute
21   7, 2|   Experience shows that after some time in a community of a certain
22   7, 2|          are more tempted to waste time, we seem to live in a perpetual
23   7, 4|   formation devote a great deal of time to study and reflection,
24   7, 4|            repeat what I said some time ago to the community of