Chapter

 1 Intro|               In other parts of its work, the recent General Congregation
 2 1    |      damages common life and common work. This individualism explains
 3 1    |             engaged each in his own work. It must be said, however,
 4 1    |            in oneself and one's own work, ideas, and concerns; and
 5 3    |           community and the need to work outside a house of the Society.
 6 3    |             are sometimes called to work alone in a mission of the
 7 3    | particularly attentive to those who work in a mission of the Society
 8 3    |            a lonely island. It must work in harmonious solidarity
 9 3    |             in a concrete apostolic work, steeped in one culture,
10 5    |         companions. Their apostolic work addressed individuals whom
11 5    |          say, a helping hand in the work required by every community,
12 8    |           Because of the demands of work, certain communities have
13 8    |             we use in our apostolic work for those friends of the
14 10   |        first! We can make apostolic work a priority over against
15 10   |          point of hurting apostolic work. No prayerful community
16 10   |            neither can an apostolic work cut off from its source –
17 10   |             all do the same kind of work, every one of us is called
18 10   |          not matter, as long as his work is characterized by the
19 10   |          make a discernment about a work – deciding to take it on
20 10   |        ongoing formation that every work needs, necessary relaxation,
21 11   |            superior and director of work has not been addressed here.