From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1      |       continue, to engender new forms that will not only avoid
 2   1  |         and are discovering new forms of the consecrated life.
 3   1  |       that some of the works or forms of life have been very valuable
 4   1  |       the surface, caught up in forms and structures. It invites
 5   1  |      easy to understand. In all forms, everything comes together
 6   1  |        reach into the charisms, forms of presence or ministry. ~
 7   1  |     consecrated life and of new forms of the evangelical life
 8   1  |       are born of this impulse. Forms that respond to, and will
 9   1  |      create new ones. These new forms are not an essential condition
10   1  |  guiding its process. These new forms of the consecrated life
11   1  |       begins when some specific forms are depleted or when we
12   1  |       witness the rise of other forms, filled with newness and
13   1  |        the consecrated life new forms always were added to previous
14   1  |     world. At the present these forms are more than a copy of
15   1  |         of the novelty of these forms is that they are leading
16   2  |       lived at the level of the forms of life as well as the mission.
17   6  |         fasting and the various forms of asceticism. The result
18   7  |  necessary. This was one of the forms of Scholastic disputation
19   7  |       forgetting mediation. The forms of mediation are many and


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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20   0,4|     compared with many negative forms of conflict which we have


Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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21   0,4| enfleshed in a great variety of forms and cultural expressions,


Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
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22   0,2|     different but complementary forms. This principle can and
23   0,3|      vague sort of educator who forms people towards an ideal


Ways of ref. charism by liv. today’s spirituality
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24   0,1|       Going back to the sources forms part of the new currents


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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25   0,1|     ever more extreme, the many forms of discrimination, the conflicts
26   0,2|    mediations. To move out into forms which came into existence
27   0,2|        life as regards communal forms, characteristics of the
28   0,2|         the abandoning of those forms which others consider obsolete
29   0,3|       is poverty in its various forms. The contexts in which we
30   0,3|   people, unemployment, various forms of dependency, delinquency,
31   0,3| escapism. ~This multiplicity of forms makes poverty a universal
32   0,3|  interrelationship between many forms of poverty and our style
33   0,3|        has led to the different forms of asceticism and spirituality".~
34   0,3|         establishing systematic forms of collaboration between
35   0,3|       strife now present in new forms (family, social and political)


Redesigning our presence as fraternity
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36      |   afraid to recreate new Gospel forms of presence in the world
37   0,2|    power, l’apparire in all its forms, immerse the consecrated
38   0,2|        values are, the more new forms are created and invented. "
39   0,3|        attempt to describe some forms, in the light of the basic


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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40   2,2|     pretends to forget: so many forms of degradation of the person,
41   2,a|        in their meetings.~Other forms of solidarity expressed
42   2,a|       but also to develop other forms of action.~D. Other activities~


Reint. of the presences in the form. and educ. of today
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43   0,2|     pretends to forget: so many forms of degradation of the person,


USG 54a Assembly - November 1998
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44   2,a|        in their meetings.~Other forms of solidarity expressed
45   2,a|       but also to develop other forms of action.~D. Other activities~