From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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1 1 | s society, marked by its culture which is post-modern and,
2 2 | with the pace of today’s culture. The inculturation of the
3 2 | life had its own universal culture. Now it is time to inculturate
4 2 | charism in the surrounding culture and receive from it and
5 3 | nature with the surrounding culture; nor has anyone entered
6 3 | incomprehensible to the surrounding culture as at the present time.
7 3 | and, in general it is the culture and social reality that
8 3 | different, when the surrounding culture provokes and at the same
9 3 | knowledge of the present culture and we have hardly begun
10 3 | wait for the society and culture to change and come to the
11 3 | this society and in this culture the consecrated life must
12 4 | changes at the level of culture and discover that it is
13 5 | a new encounter with the culture in which we must live. The
14 5 | the dynamics of today’s culture. ~
15 7 | relationship with the current culture. We flee the chaos that
16 7 | encounter with the present culture is producing in us and we
17 7 | interaction with today’s culture requires creativity; this
18 7 | of new life within this culture. Whoever opts for order
19 8 | responses to the surrounding culture. This response neither begins
20 9 | that is the plant, and the culture, that is the ground; the
21 9 | life disappear. ~From this culture in which it has strength
Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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22 0,1 | become like differences of culture between the generations.
23 0,1 | its experience of society/culture/Church and its future hopes.~
24 0,2 | literal as we first thought. Culture is a key to this problem.
25 0,2 | contemporary society and culture. They jostle the whole Congregation
26 0,3 | social effort transform both culture and structures? How do we
Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
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27 0,1 | individual interpretation. In a culture which tends to keep the
28 0,3 | to form a mentality and a culture which are open to the charism
29 0,3 | their experience and secular culture, and of their personal gift
Ways of ref. charism by liv. today’s spirituality
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30 0,1 | fruit of an epoch, of a culture and of a particular model
Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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31 0,1 | alternatives presented by our culture, what they aim at being
32 0,2 | the Gospel and with the culture of the time. ~The potentiality
33 0,2 | large-scale tendencies in culture, with new subjects emerging
34 0,2 | dialogue with the secular culture, commitment for justice. ~
35 0,3 | in the evangelization of culture and change in the structures
36 0,3 | them, and the creation of a culture of solidarity.~A second
37 0,3 | constitutes the crisis of culture: the meaning and foundation
38 0,3 | presence in the elaboration of culture. This can be expressed in
39 0,3 | characteristics of current culture, and in particular those
40 0,3 | frequent references to a culture of peace, of life, of nature,
Redesigning our presence as fraternity
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41 0,2 | Gospel in this concrete culture, with its particular traits.
Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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42 0,3 | up of the nation and its culture. There is hope for a better
43 1 | INTERLOCUTORS~OF THE PRESENT GLOBAL CULTURE~Pietro Campus, SSP~ ~Reverend
44 1 | world, characterized by the culture of communication at the
45 1 | Stations in countries of mixed culture, like Japan. Meanwhile,
46 1 | the changed conditions of culture and organization, both outside
47 1 | charism of the Founder, the culture of communication in view
48 2,Int| who defined our modern culture as "a culture lacking in
49 2,Int| our modern culture as "a culture lacking in soul".~The man
50 2,Int| supported by the underlying culture.~The social framework in
51 2,1 | situations of risk? Is the culture, the "pedagogical/ administrative"
52 2,1 | the person..., or is it a culture aimed at power and competence?
53 2,2 | Inculturation into the culture of the people.~Committed
54 2,2 | the times: young people, culture, society, Church.~A journey
55 2,3 | things most menaced by the "culture without a soul".~In the
56 2,3 | immersed as they are in the culture of success, of prestige
To re-design our presence with the interl. of the pres. global cult.
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57 | INTERLOCUTORS~OF THE PRESENT GLOBAL CULTURE~ ~Reverend Fathers and Brothers,~
58 | world, characterized by the culture of communication at the
59 | Stations in countries of mixed culture, like Japan. Meanwhile,
60 | the changed conditions of culture and organization, both outside
61 | charism of the Founder, the culture of communication in view
Reint. of the presences in the form. and educ. of today
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62 0,Int| who defined our modern culture as "a culture lacking in
63 0,Int| our modern culture as "a culture lacking in soul".~The man
64 0,Int| supported by the underlying culture.~The social framework in
65 0,1 | situations of risk? Is the culture, the "pedagogical/ administrative"
66 0,1 | the person..., or is it a culture aimed at power and competence?
67 0,2 | Inculturation into the culture of the people.~Committed
68 0,2 | the times: young people, culture, society, Church.~A journey
69 0,3 | things most menaced by the "culture without a soul".~In the
70 0,3 | immersed as they are in the culture of success, of prestige
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