From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1      |           refounding of religious institutes is nothing new in the Church;
 2      |           refounding of religious Institutes is timely, increasingly
 3   1  |       situation of some religious institutes lends greater urgency to
 4   1  |           there is nothing in the institutes that leads to consensus
 5   1  |         has come to the religious institutes through history (VC 37).
 6   1  |    profound revitalisation of the institutes, to orient them in this
 7   1  |          involved. There are many institutes that have stopped doing
 8   2  |            A sufficient number of institutes have seen that the dynamic
 9   2  |       history of a good number of institutes. ~This is the spontaneous
10   3  |           When, in the past, some institutes came to this point, its
11   3  |         to be conducted. ~For the institutes born around the 19th and
12   3  |         consecrated life in these institutes that is coming to an end
13   3  |         transform the life of our institutes. ~However, all this has
14   3  |          and effectiveness of our institutes; and, most of all, the visible
15   3  |           it. ~The crisis of many institutes has already given us and
16   3  |            A sufficient number of institutes can say the same thing that
17   4  |       that is taking shape in our institutes? Who has the patience to
18   5  |           must admit that not all institutes need to do this, nor to
19   6  |         the level of the mission. Institutes were born while listening
20   8  |            On the other hand, the institutes whose renewal has not been "
21   8  |   communities within provinces or institutes which as a whole or as a
22   8  |      centre of its life.~In these institutes there are three clear directions:
23   8  |        especially with the laity. Institutes were not founded to do things


Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
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24   0,3|         such that could renew our institutes.~This is a definite and


Ways of ref. charism by liv. today’s spirituality
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25   0,1|         general and in particular Institutes.~2. Going back to the sources~
26   0,1|          In the great majority of Institutes the same books were being
27   0,2|        Constitutions of Religious Institutes initiated a process of reflection
28   0,2|          Creation of Spirituality Institutes~Another significant step
29   0,2|  spirituality was the creation of Institutes of Spirituality in various


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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30   0,3|          well suited to religious institutes.~The mission of communion
31   0,3|   collaboration between different institutes for deciding on initiatives
32   0,4|           experience of different Institutes shows that the following


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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33   1,1|       taken by each of its member Institutes.~The Union’s major means
34   2,a|     Coordinators of the different institutes. We foresee that this medium
35   2,b|          and mutual aid among the Institutes and Religious Orders of
36   2,c| Generalate services of missionary institutes of the USG and UISG. It
37   2,c|            It provides missionary institutes with an opportunity to share
38   2,c|       give a chance to missionary institutes to share their experiences,
39   2,d|          represent the missionary Institutes working in Africa. Every
40   2,d|        and work of the missionary Institutes among Africans living in
41   2,d|      survey of the members of our institutes working among the Africans
42   2,d|     congregations. The missionary institutes would like the local Churches
43   2,d|      survey of the members of our institutes and various organisations


USG 54a Assembly - November 1998
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44   1,1|       taken by each of its member Institutes.~The Union’s major means
45   2,a|     Coordinators of the different institutes. We foresee that this medium
46   2,b|          and mutual aid among the Institutes and Religious Orders of
47   2,c| Generalate services of missionary institutes of the USG and UISG. It
48   2,c|            It provides missionary institutes with an opportunity to share
49   2,c|       give a chance to missionary institutes to share their experiences,
50   2,d|          represent the missionary Institutes working in Africa. Every
51   2,d|        and work of the missionary Institutes among Africans living in
52   2,d|      survey of the members of our institutes working among the Africans
53   2,d|     congregations. The missionary institutes would like the local Churches
54   2,d|      survey of the members of our institutes and various organisations