Chapter

 1 Intro |   brothers, as friends in the Lord sent on mission like the
 2 Intro |      friends who all have the Lord as companion. The Society
 3 3     |    because each had heard the Lord's call to live his mission
 4 3     | Redeemer, above all where the Lord is little known or scarcely
 5 4     |             4. Friends in the Lord, members of the Society~
 6 4     |        we are "friends in the Lord" (GC 34, 545).~This expression
 7 4     |     only by intimacy with the Lord. In the Constitutions, Master
 8 4     |       of the presence of that Lord (GC 34, 248) to whom we
 9 5     |      its inspiration from the Lord's journey to Jerusalem with
10 6     |       the community~It is the Lord himself who "instituted
11 6     |       have to be alive in the Lord Jesus (I Cor 11, 25). St.
12 6     |    celebrate the "meal of the Lord". For the community unites
13 7     |      grace of pardon that the Lord, present in our midst, offers
14 8     |      for those friends of the Lord who are the poor. They commonly
15 8     |   about our faith in the poor Lord whom we wish to witness
16 8     |  gathering a community in the Lord's name: the chapel (NC 227),
17 8     |     community gathered in the Lord's name.~
18 9     |       and just as we are, the Lord has preserved our life (
19 10    |      the mission given by the Lord at La Storta can claim Ignatian
20 10    |     off from its source – the Lord who gives the increase to
21 10    |    for our mission before the Lord. Into this mission, we can
22 Conclu|      Fraternally yours in the Lord,~Peter-Hans Kolvenbach,