From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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1 1 | into the charisms, forms of presence or ministry. ~However, there
2 1 | already discovered the new presence and tasks. The great majority
3 2 | in the dough, with better presence and with feet making good
4 2 | meaning, form, message, presence and action. In face the
5 6 | this way will the Lord’s presence be meaningful. Contemplation
6 8 | inculturated mission and solidarity presence.~And now we come to the
7 8 | speaking of ministry and presence. The works must be reconverted
8 8 | needed the sign of the Lord’s presence and action, an earthly sign
Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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9 0,3| loss of visibility as our presence in institutions diminished
10 0,4| regime. But the manner of our presence today, in a new group of
Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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11 | REDESIGNING PRESENCE:~CRITERIA, PERSPECTIVES,
12 0,1| origin of renewals. ~The "presence" or work involves many elements.
13 0,1| structures. ~Similarly the "presence" includes the life of the
14 0,1| ecclesial communion, of the presence of God in the human Family. ~
15 0,1| Family. ~The image which the presence gives depends on the kind
16 0,1| consider the broad range of the presence of a province in its own
17 0,1| we say, and our kind of presence, life and work. We must,
18 0,1| is your God?" In fact the presence of God and the experience
19 0,2| reshaping the works and presence, we may rightly ask what
20 0,2| touches all aspects of our presence and work: community life,
21 0,2| the sign. Every work and presence corresponding to a charism
22 0,2| in the redesigning of our presence, and consequently also in
23 0,3| to redesign our works and presence. ~The first is poverty in
24 0,3| criterion for setting up the presence of Christ in our world. ~
25 0,3| in conformity with which presence and works must be reshaped
26 0,3| for the reshaping of our presence and work is the mission
27 0,3| places.~To designate our presence as that of craftsmen and
28 0,3| perspective we may include active presence in the elaboration of culture.
29 0,4| forces, but new ways of presence and action which respond
Redesigning our presence as fraternity
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30 | Redesigning our presence as fraternity~ ~I would
31 | to dwell on two points: presence and fraternity. It is with
32 | It is with the type of presence as our point of departure
33 | recreate new Gospel forms of presence in the world in which we
34 0,1| 1. The presence of the consecrated life
35 0,1| life in the world~The word presence means, and presupposes,
36 0,1| present, and not absent. This presence can be unnoticed, non qualificante,
37 0,1| relevant. Sometimes the presence of consecrated persons is
38 0,1| times theirs is an active presence, a presence that is recognised,
39 0,1| is an active presence, a presence that is recognised, and
40 0,1| Still other times this presence is provocative: it raises
41 0,1| it; it is an evangelical presence that has something to say,
42 0,1| be provocatory. It is a presence that "speaks" without too
43 0,1| life and our way of being presence. Therefore, the activities,
44 0,1| to take a new look at our presence. In fact, it is imperative
45 0,2| 2. A presence that is poor, free and freeing~
46 0,2| condition for making our presence evangelical and for building
47 0,2| is no one.~1. A fraternal presence~Our world needs group signs
48 0,2| redesigning our fraternal presence~Among the many possible
49 0,2| redesigning our fraternal presence, I would like to insist
50 0,2| fruitful revision of our presence as fraternity in today’s
51 0,2| want to begin a new type of presence as fraternity, we cannot
52 0,2| both through the fraternal presence of contemplation or insertion,
53 0,3| methods for redesigning our presence as fraternity, especially
Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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54 | REDESIGNING PRESENCE IN NEW MISSIONARY REALITIES:~
55 0,1| a palpable sense of the presence of the Spirit. ~New treasure.
56 1 | 03 TO RE-DESIGN OUR PRESENCE WITH~THE INTERLOCUTORS~OF
57 1 | to enlarge the apostolic presence geographically.~For us,
58 1 | re-designing", our apostolic presence. This problem was taken
59 2,1| our formative/educational presence be for the man of today,
60 2,2| society, increasing our presence and our educative projects
61 2,3| ourselves in CHANGING OUR PRESENCE, OUR EDUCATIONAL STRUCTURES
62 1,1| possible ways to be a living presence in the various historic
63 1,2| great deal to the constant "presence" of the support received
64 2,d| difficult situations.~Our presence makes the bishops more aware
65 2,d| bishops more aware of the presence and mission of religious
66 2,d| of religious in Africa, a presence and mission which they appreciate
67 2,d| African bishops present.~2.2.1 Presence and work of the missionary
To re-design our presence with the interl. of the pres. global cult.
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68 | TO RE-DESIGN OUR PRESENCE WITH~THE INTERLOCUTORS~OF
69 | to enlarge the apostolic presence geographically.~For us,
70 | re-designing", our apostolic presence. This problem was taken
Reint. of the presences in the form. and educ. of today
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71 0,1| our formative/educational presence be for the man of today,
72 0,2| society, increasing our presence and our educative projects
73 0,3| ourselves in CHANGING OUR PRESENCE, OUR EDUCATIONAL STRUCTURES
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74 1,1| possible ways to be a living presence in the various historic
75 1,2| great deal to the constant "presence" of the support received
76 2,d| difficult situations.~Our presence makes the bishops more aware
77 2,d| bishops more aware of the presence and mission of religious
78 2,d| of religious in Africa, a presence and mission which they appreciate
79 2,d| African bishops present.~2.2.1 Presence and work of the missionary
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