What kind of vocations for a renewed consecrated life?…
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 1   1,2|         details "told to us" by the Gospels. So our charisms become,
 2   2,1|          Lord", like the man in the Gospels whom Jesus himself discouraged


“Everything is possible, nothing is certain”…
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 3   2  |       directions and reading of the Gospels. From this point of view
 4   6  |           new possibilities for the Gospels, the Church and the sequela.
 5   6  | globalization? Inculturation of the Gospels and the various charisms
 6   6  |          particularly challenge the Gospels and the sequela. I will
 7   6  |           true inculturation of the Gospels and the sequela into modern
 8   6  |         post)modern culture and the Gospels, but only a total abyss,
 9   6  |           fundamental values of the Gospels. The literature, however,
10   6  |          the new incarnation of the Gospels. Who reminds postmodern
11   6  |             to inculturation of the Gospels in the world as it is.~6.
12   6  |             John 4, 26) through the Gospels, in the call of Jesus and
13   7  |    preparing our own ground for the Gospels through critical dialogue
14   7  |            the inculturation of the Gospels and the sequela (the longing


“Contagious” vocational promotion
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15   6  |            with the light which the Gospels bring to the world.~In a
16   6  |             the transparency of the Gospels; a clarity in its way of
17   6,1|           the rich young man in the Gospels, "what do I lack?" (Matt.
18   7  |         more available to serve the Gospels and our generous devotion
19   7,1|             the rupture between the Gospels and [today’s] culture is