What kind of vocations for a renewed consecrated life?…
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 1      |        at this present moment in history, i.e. from the point of
 2   1,1|       the outside world and with history the vc has for a long time
 3   1,2|        life through contact with history, with the life of the Church,
 4   1,2|    dramatic face in the whole of history.~~
 5   2  |        of the recurrent paths of history. That is to say, many young
 6   2,1|      past and grateful for their history, because sooner or later
 7   2,1|       moving across the stage of history". Those who have learned
 8   2,1|          view, by its truly rich history, from Francis, who was "
 9   2,3|          which, in the course of history, has produced surprising
10   2,3|    conjuncture or "curve" in the history of religious life, that
11   2,3|         only from God: one’s own history is "the house of mystery", "


“Everything is possible, nothing is certain”…
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12   1  |   expects of us at this stage of history.~In the following reflections
13   1  |         as an inheritance of our history; how we are experiencing
14   1  |      full truth of our life, our history and our God. An important
15   1  |        the power that transforms history and the world.~~
16   3  |    experience of freedom and the history of freedom, recognizes that
17   6  | difficult as in other periods of history. In order for this to succeed,
18   6  |         and what God intends for history. Despite their dependence
19   6  |        and reminding us that the history of humanity and the cosmos
20   6  |         only the Church but also history and the whole world, will
21   6  |      processes that last through history and with which we can come
22   6  |       the God of life and of our history; a vital "contemplation"
23   7  |      that have lasted throughout history, dwell within every individual,
24   7  |      person can have alone: that history has by no means come to


“Contagious” vocational promotion
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25   6  |         and what, throughout its history, it has actually achieved.
26   9  |          recognizes that "In the history of the Church, alongside