Chapter

 1 Intro|          or does not give. "Do our communities remain mysterious to all
 2 Intro|     Congregation, every one of our communities was invited to use the year'
 3 Intro|      acknowledge how seriously the communities, with very few exceptions,
 4 2    |           creating basic ecclesial communities and many other kinds of
 5 2    |            no witness.~Many of our communities give an irrefutable witness
 6 3    |           remain empty words until communities, both local and in dispersion,
 7 4    |           has been proposed to the communities of the Society to see how
 8 4    |    apostolic body and of its local communities, for this union must continually
 9 5    |          Spirit. Jesus established communities around himself; in their
10 5    |         aim was to build Christian communities. This is what they did:
11 5    |        they established scholastic communities in the colleges; they renewed
12 5    |             they renewed religious communities with the Spiritual Exercises.
13 5    | individuals, but also for building communities which, like the one in Jerusalem,
14 8    |           demands of work, certain communities have to be content with
15 8    |       recent General Congregation, communities are open to the practice
16 8    |       house makes it troublesome. ~Communities have also become more sensitive
17 8    |           And both individuals and communities lack the will to give witness
18 8    |          who are familiar with our communities cannot perceive in them