From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
   Chapter, §
 1   1    |        make yesterday’s sunset a part of our history and transform
 2   1    |          of these groups. A good part of the novelty of these
 3   1    |      religious will lose a great part of the anxiety they have
 4   3    |         say that we, the greater part of those who are now in
 5   3    |          is necessary; it is the part of the path that is lacking
 6   3    |          before, and we see that part of this path is in ruins.
 7   3    |        not the case. The greater part of the consecrated life
 8   4    |          we said in the previous part, of possibilities of refounding
 9   6    |         the consecrated life and part of its mission, and hence
10   6    |    people. ~We can conclude this part saying that every process
11   8    |          charism. In the greater part of an institute, people


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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12   0,2  |        when we choose/stress one part of a tension and neglect


Ways of refound. the charism by prom. vocations
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13        |         some girls who had taken part in our missions have asked
14        |   evangelization. They also take part in the activities of the
15        |          Founder and which are a part of our charism. Christ himself


Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
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16   0,1  |  constitutes his identity, it is part of his being, it is the
17   0,1  |     existence and what makes him part of a new family: the Institute
18   0,2  | experience, or better that it is part of his ideal identity, of


Ways of ref. charism by liv. today’s spirituality
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19   0,1  |          had been given in great part to later interpretations,
20   0,1  |        back to the sources forms part of the new currents of spirituality


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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21   0,1  |          complete success; it is part of the experience of the
22   0,3  |         cultural policies of one part of the world are born new
23   0,3  |       the Church for the poor is part of its constant tradition.
24   0,3  |        Christian identity on the part of believers, the present
25   0,3  |      aggregations religious take part sincerely in activities
26   0,3  |       cultural commitment on the part of religious, not only as


Redesigning our presence as fraternity
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27   0,2  |    values and structures will be part and parcel of our personal


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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28   0,4  |       Mozambique or in any other part of the world does not recount
29   0,4  |         we have received to be a part of the journey to the Kingdom.
30   1    |         is the first time, on my part, to participate in an assembly
31   1    |     paths not yet trodden and in part not even indicated."~Thanks
32   2,Int|  realities that are for the most part highly conflicting both
33   2,2  |          his own development;~As part of the great majority, the
34   2,3  |  attitudes and readiness to take part in things.   I believe that
35   2,c  |       year, 15 to 30 people took part, members of Councils and
36   2,c  |         a panel. As those taking part are chronic travelers, the
37   2,c  |   Superior General who had taken part, concerning the way the
38   2,c  |       Superiors General who took part, followed by a discussion.
39   2,c  |         welcomed by those taking part as a help to reflection
40   2,d  |   delegates of the USG-UISG took part in various debates and plenary


To re-design our presence with the interl. of the pres. global cult.
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41        |         is the first time, on my part, to participate in an assembly
42        |     paths not yet trodden and in part not even indicated."~Thanks


Reint. of the presences in the form. and educ. of today
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43   0,Int|  realities that are for the most part highly conflicting both
44   0,2  |          his own development;~As part of the great majority, the
45   0,3  |  attitudes and readiness to take part in things.   I believe that


USG 54a Assembly - November 1998
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46   2,c  |       year, 15 to 30 people took part, members of Councils and
47   2,c  |         a panel. As those taking part are chronic travelers, the
48   2,c  |   Superior General who had taken part, concerning the way the
49   2,c  |       Superiors General who took part, followed by a discussion.
50   2,c  |         welcomed by those taking part as a help to reflection
51   2,d  |   delegates of the USG-UISG took part in various debates and plenary