What kind of vocations for a renewed consecrated life?…
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 1   2  |    relationships, its image, its identity.~It might, however, be useful
 2   2,1|       constant gift and only "an identity founded on the rock of a
 3   2,2| constitutes their new and common identity;  because the same charism
 4   2,2|       making judgments.~2.2.2.1. Identity and belonging~This is the
 5   2,2|          stems from the sense of identity, being one of its essential
 6   2,2|         one recognizes one’s own identity, but without putting one’


“Everything is possible, nothing is certain”…
   Chapter, §
 7   1  |        regarding the meaning and identity of Christian life and the
 8   5  |                   5. A Patchwork Identity~In postmodern times, men
 9   5  |       men no longer define their identity, by which they live and
10   5  |        might last. Finding one’s identity in the traditional sectors (
11   5  |         the so-called "Patchwork Identity" (in French, ‘bricolage’)
12   5  |      model. To justify one’s own identity there is not necessarily
13   6  |          if we hold firm to the "identity" which has motivated and


“Contagious” vocational promotion
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14   8,2|          questions about its own identity, to be able and to know
15   8,2|         years the subject of the identity of the consecrated life
16   8,2|      have a clear picture of our identity.~That does not mean that
17   8,2|    theological reflection on the identity of the consecrated life;
18   8,2|     absolutely clear either, the identity of the diocesan clergy seems
19   8,2|   comprehensible reply about our identity.~The post-synodal Exhortation
20   8,2|          to clarify the specific identity of the various states of
21   8,2|        This clarification of the identity of the various charisms
22   8,2|       emphasizing their specific identity as gifts of the Spirit (
23   8,2|        concepts that explain the identity of the consecrated life.~
24   8,2|          various aspects of that identity (independently of the theological
25   8,2|         is and in explaining its identity allows them to see something
26   8,2|     constitutes an aspect of the identity of the consecrated life.
27   8,2|          community, because this identity has strong corporate connotations.~
28   8,2|       men and women with a clear identity, witnesses to the transcendent,
29   8,2|         particular aspect of our identity which colors our mission.~~
30   9  |        we are conscious that our identity as religious is indissolubly
31   9  |         religious vocations. Our identity as religious must also motivate
32   9  |         and certainty of our own identity and the ability to formulate


USG 55a Assembly - May 1999
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33   2  |          has in defining its own identity, and in understanding today’
34   4  |       are seeking out their true identity.~Others insisted on a healthy
35   4  |          aim of safeguarding the identity of the consecrated life