From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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1 | ability to respond to the great and legitimate human and
2 1 | however, in practice this great option is notices at the
3 1 | the past and exercise a great influence in the present,
4 1 | without fidelity to the great tradition. Neither does
5 1 | we truly want to have "a great history to build", we must
6 1 | adequate responses to the great task that we want to undertake.
7 1 | begin by making our own the great questions that always come
8 1 | women religious will lose a great part of the anxiety they
9 1 | presence and tasks. The great majority are still searching.
10 2 | has taken the form of a great desire, which includes a
11 2 | Religious groups have a great and urgent need for internal
12 2 | they can try to describe in great detail and propose with
13 3 | this point is due, to a great degree, to the effects of
14 3 | refounding, especially the great religious orders, have expressed
15 3 | and proceeding that has a great deal of tradition, is more
16 3 | life teaches us that the great renewals of it were brought
17 3 | steps are limited to the great changes of era, and that
18 4 | of transformation or very great change. Our symbolic world
19 4 | the consecrated Life, the great renewers of the consecrated
20 4 | They easily translate their great vision into concrete objectives
21 4 | good of the group and, with great humility and authenticity
22 6 | meaningful. Contemplation is the great force behind every refounding
23 6 | that the obstacles will be great; that it is not right to
24 7 | garments, and in renouncing the great task of putting the new
25 7 | of mediation are many and great; among them we must count
26 8 | spring; that will suppose the great desire to return to the
27 8 | individuals must feel a great desire; this is fundamental.~
28 8 | dimension" will only with great difficulty continue in this
29 8 | feeble responses to the great concerns.~However, in looking
30 9 | constructive and I did so with a great conviction. My conviction
Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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31 0,Int| Rearrangement poses such a great danger to religious life
32 0,1 | II have been chosen with great care. And yet in the space
33 0,1 | for misunderstanding is great, and the stakes are high
34 0,1 | young, bears the burden of great words like authenticity,
35 0,2 | people.~Some of the many and great difficulties faced by religious
36 0,3 | this option provided a great impetus to exciting initiatives
Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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37 0,4 | challenge to maintain unity is great. The "Cor Unum" which was
38 0,4 | has become enfleshed in a great variety of forms and cultural
Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
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39 | special attention. To a great extent, the refounding process
40 0,3 | diversity; there is still a great deal of fear of the other,
Ways of ref. charism by liv. today’s spirituality
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41 0,1 | preference had been given in great part to later interpretations,
42 0,1 | became "standardized". In the great majority of Institutes the
Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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43 0,1 | efforts with regard to the great phenomena of our times seem
44 0,3 | gone down in history as great witnesses to the Gospel
45 0,3 | and provide space for a great variety of charisms.~A third
46 0,3 | for dialogue between the great religions, because at its
Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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47 0,1 | realized I was sitting with a great band of "confessors of the
48 0,3 | entrusted to its care. With great enthusiasm the people of
49 1 | project, extended to reach the great masses and the distant ones,
50 2,2 | development;~As part of the great majority, the poor: an itinerary
51 1,1 | A - has attempted to pay great attention to the careful
52 1,2 | freedom of action.~We owe a great deal to the constant "presence"
53 1,2 | Church as a whole.~2. The Great Jubilee of the Year 2000
54 2,c | violence in the region of the Great Lakes and in Algeria. Feelings
55 2,c | Although the meetings have no great pretensions, they are welcomed
To re-design our presence with the interl. of the pres. global cult.
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56 | project, extended to reach the great masses and the distant ones,
Reint. of the presences in the form. and educ. of today
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57 0,2 | development;~As part of the great majority, the poor: an itinerary
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58 1,1 | A - has attempted to pay great attention to the careful
59 1,2 | freedom of action.~We owe a great deal to the constant "presence"
60 1,2 | Church as a whole.~2. The Great Jubilee of the Year 2000
61 2,c | violence in the region of the Great Lakes and in Algeria. Feelings
62 2,c | Although the meetings have no great pretensions, they are welcomed
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