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frankly 1
fraternal 11
fraternities 1
fraternity 20
free 21
freed 2
freedom 58
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21 values
21 well
20 charism
20 fraternity
20 given
20 let
20 may
Various Authors
USG 55a Assembly - May 1999

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fraternity

What kind of vocations for a renewed consecrated life?…
   Chapter, §
1 1,1| expressive of the need for fraternity that exists inside humans, 2 1,2| community, or the concept of fraternity. Rediscovering relationships, 3 1,2| the stronger the bond of fraternity". The new image of the vc, 4 1,2| convincing testimony of true fraternity, of how we can build unity 5 2 | give only a few: truth, fraternity and freedom. In concrete 6 2 | vc as a call to truth, to fraternity and to freedom, then, for 7 2,2| 2.2. Relationship as fraternity~Here relationship is still 8 2,2| the way of experiencing fraternity is not always obvious and 9 2,2| towards relationships and fraternity and when it shows fear in 10 2,2| its nature, a vocation to fraternity because of the very fact 11 2,2| the religious community. Fraternity, in religious life, at once 12 2,2| charism, by its nature creates fraternity, constantly recalls relationship, 13 2,2| gift of the Eternal.~2.2.2. Fraternity as a criterion for vocation~ 14 2,2| a criterion for vocation~Fraternity, therefore, is not simply 15 2,2| of view of content, with fraternity. Indeed, every charism is 16 2,2| freedom that opens one up to fraternity and friendship. We must 17 2,2| of human and evangelical fraternity. At the other extreme is 18 2,2| everything they can out of fraternity and complain about what 19 2,2| know quite clearly that fraternity is what they themselves 20 2,3| At the same time, like fraternity, freedom is another subject


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