From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1   1    |        search, which is in a certain sense the first step, is made
 2   1    |             of giving it meaning and sense, from within it and externally
 3   1    |          properly for today. In this sense the word refounding is interchangeable
 4   1    |        post-modern and, in a certain sense, post Christian. ~When the
 5   3    |              meaning, in its deepest sense. And we refer to the lack
 6   3    |              we refer to the lack of sense and light and relish, to
 7   3    |               they even say that the sense of democracy today do not
 8   4    |              easily discovers a deep sense of compassion. They do not
 9   6    |            times to the movements we sense in ourselves and see if
10   6    |             cannot be lacking is the sense of urgency to begin it;
11   7    |            of the Spirit. There is a sense of newness in the air: people
12   7    |      anything like this". There is a sense of the impossible in the
13   8    |            meaning and, in a certain sense, a "public dimension" will
14   8    |           without any originality or sense of family; it offers feeble


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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15   0,Int|       ricollocare", we underline the sense of putting back in place
16   0,Int|           ricollocare" in the second sense of moving from an existing
17   0,Int|            between one and the other sense of "ricollocare"; or, having


Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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18   0,3  |             from it: availability, a sense of corporateness which makes
19   0,4  |           traditions who have a deep sense of who we are. A marxist
20   0,4  |         strong relationships and the sense of belonging to one body
21   0,4  |             faithful today, is, in a sense, to change ... The times


Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
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22   0,1  |             apostolic service to the sense of belonging), it becomes


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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23   0,1  |           not immediately convey the sense of the consecrated vocation. ~
24   0,1  | inefficacious: loss of the religious sense, ethical disorientation,
25   0,1  |            charity and the Christian sense. Some are new and others
26   0,1  |            and of education. In this sense Vita Consecrata repeats
27   0,1  |         reasons for our hope and the sense of our choice. ~The process
28   0,3  |             effect of clarifying the sense of the preferential option
29   0,3  |       widespread but vague religious sense, the desire to deepen their
30   0,3  |              and in accentuating the sense of universality which is
31   0,3  |            peacemakers in the strong sense of the word, to concentrate
32   0,3  |        encourage initiatives in this sense even on a large scale.~For
33   0,3  |       between conscience and ethical sense, between the concept of
34   0,3  |          perspective of the ultimate sense, which is that of the Gospel,


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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35   0,1  |            people seek for a renewed sense of meaning. And there is,
36   0,1  |            is, above all, a palpable sense of the presence of the Spirit. ~
37   1    |            religious fraternity.~The sense of my intervention, if I
38   2,1  |             more than a geographical sense. I will be commenting on
39   2,3  |           which educates in the full sense of the term;  by going from


To re-design our presence with the interl. of the pres. global cult.
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40        |            religious fraternity.~The sense of my intervention, if I


Reint. of the presences in the form. and educ. of today
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41   0,1  |             more than a geographical sense. I will be commenting on
42   0,3  |           which educates in the full sense of the term;  by going from