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community 107
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Peter Hans Kolvenbach
On community life

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1 Intro | Jesuits' everyday environment: community life as we live it in the 2 Intro | Society. Actually, however, community life was not neglected. 3 Intro | Ignatius's concept of our community life, enriched by all that 4 Intro | link between our apostolic community and our apostolic chastity. 5 Intro | responsibility for the development of community life. It reminds us in one 6 Intro | life and, in another, that community life must not be self-centered 7 Intro | sharing of material things in community, which basically shapes 8 Intro | issue of the witness the community gives or does not give. " 9 Intro | separate decree to say more on community? The General Congregation 10 Intro | this crucial renewal of community life, "our way of proceeding 11 Intro | give its verdict on our community life.~It is important to 12 Intro | experiences and the hard things in community life, one senses that men 13 Intro | Christ's mission in the real community life that we experience.~ 14 Intro | understand our apostolic community life more clearly and in 15 Intro | live again the apostolic community experience of the first 16 Intro | concretely in many variations on community life, every one of them 17 1 | individualism that challenges community life. In its survey of the 18 1 | distinctive stamp on Jesuit community life, clearly differentiating 19 1 | from monastic or conventual community life.~Though it is a mistake 20 1 | is that no one in the community is reduced to a cipher, 21 1 | their energies to build the community, so that "a certain atmosphere 22 1 | upon" (NC 325).~Thus, our community life will be characterized 23 1 | each one in the apostolic community to open himself responsibly 24 1 | responsibly to Christ's mission. A community can never develop among 25 1 | nothing but themselves; a community can reconcile individual 26 2 | impacts the dynamic of our community life by inviting us to make 27 2 | experience of the first community in Jerusalem in modern terms ( 28 2 | unattainable dream. This is why community life has begun to give a 29 2 | is possible in Christ. Community life does not consist only 30 2 | realized in human life. "Community life itself is a manifold 31 2 | goes without saying that community life with such an apostolic 32 2 | the ex-officio letters: a community lifestyle that speaks of 33 2 | for the poor.~Wanting our community life to give witness has 34 2 | we live as "an apostolic community whose focus of concern is 35 3 | 3. In community or in dispersion, one body 36 3 | Church for koinonia, our community life is being nourished 37 3 | confines of a cloister or in a community life conceived of as an 38 3 | be concretized in a local community, surely, but would never 39 3 | governs both living in a local community and the need to work outside 40 3 | Ignatius envisioned creating a community life that would not be rooted 41 3 | active part in the life of a community already in existence or 42 3 | cf. NC 317).~If a local community does not exhaust all possible 43 3 | program or project for their community living (NC 324, 2).~A community 44 3 | community living (NC 324, 2).~A community must not think of itself 45 3 | conditions of the local community, which is a privileged realization 46 3 | which we are all united, our community life comes second, as a 47 3 | movement that establishes each community in service of Christ's mission, 48 4 | fundamental shape to our community life, how might it affect 49 4 | to be in agreement that community life supposes a demanding 50 4 | first Jesuits defined their community life in two words, still 51 4 | 243) and that living in community does not take the place 52 4 | even the most satisfying community life will never fully oust 53 4 | hardly likely – of the entire community, instead of each assuming 54 5 | and concrete acts~Thus, community life is born of a common 55 5 | the original ideal for our community life has its roots in the 56 5 | Jerusalem, live in Christ. ~If community life has its profound spiritual 57 5 | the work required by every community, some time given to relaxation. 58 5 | grand ideals, but life in community depends on simple acts which 59 6 | The Eucharist fashions the community~It is the Lord himself who " 60 6 | centrality in the life of the communityespecially on those days 61 6 | especially on those days when the community can most easily gather ( 62 6 | can also be said about the community. While no one would want 63 6 | minimalism deprives our community celebration of that quality 64 6 | of "memory of me" which a community must have to be alive in 65 6 | remains true for today: A community that serves its own ends 66 6 | meal of the Lord". For the community unites itself in its daily 67 6 | friends and that we form community. Hence, our way of celebrating – 68 7 | candidly that there is no ideal community life. With his usual realism, 69 7 | hesitate to expel from a community and even from the Society " 70 7 | However, there are among us community members who resign themselves 71 7 | precludes any real progress in community life. The evidence is very 72 7 | evidence is very clear: community life cannot grow without 73 7 | point in the growth of the community, in the context of a community 74 7 | community, in the context of a community reconciliation (NC 236), 75 8 | evangelical lifestyle~The community reports show that the Society 76 8 | unpretentious care, that make up community life. Evidence comes from 77 8 | discernment (NC 326, 3), in community recreation. Because of the 78 8 | 176, 2), and to shape a community of solidarity that gives 79 8 | progress in the Society toward community life more in harmony with 80 8 | evangelical compact among the community members. No, all of the 81 8 | the reason for gathering a community in the Lord's name: the 82 8 | these also help identify a community gathered in the Lord's name.~ 83 9 | This opinion is unanimous: community life is hard. The first 84 9 | As soon as we enter into community, we realize our incapacity 85 9 | he can be a self for the community. In its turn, the community 86 9 | community. In its turn, the community accepts each of us as we 87 9 | mutual acceptance keeps community life from being barren and 88 10 | personal responsibility for community life under the pretexts 89 10 | perspective, every minute spent on community is a minute wasted: the 90 10 | a priority over against community life; that poses a risk 91 10 | as serious as favouring community life to the point of hurting 92 10 | apostolic work. No prayerful community turned in on itself to the 93 10 | go anywhere and join any community (NC 315). Then, it can compel 94 10 | while attached to some local community (NC 317). And the dispersion 95 10 | Society, and which each local community has been called to embody 96 10 | and dialogue. And it is in community (which is itself mission) 97 10 | 315). Some others of the community are assigned the mission 98 10 | held as belonging to the community, meaning both the universal 99 10 | universal Society and the local community. This is how we make ourselves 100 10 | mission, we can integrate community spirit, the ongoing formation 101 10 | necessary relaxation, and community prayer. Particularly in 102 10 | prayer. Particularly in community prayer, each one pulls back 103 10 | freely as he engages in community life – as both are gifts 104 11 | each man for the growth of community life as Master Ignatius 105 11 | Life, "Fraternal Life in Community." Reading these two documents, 106 11 | guide our reflection on community life.~ 107 Conclu| of God. In the same way, community life is the joy of living


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