From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1   3  |           The latter has shared a common nature with the surrounding
 2   8  |     religious community’s life in common and those who come from
 3   8  |           means to strengthen the common motivation or mysticism


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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 4   0,1|          can and will result. The common space in which such dialogue
 5   0,3|          the glory of God and the common good." Does this not suffice
 6   0,3|       structures of human life in common." Contained in this soft-spoken


Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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 7   0,3|           inspires us to live our common mission and the demands
 8   0,4|     schools form a Network having common goals and objectives. What
 9   0,4|      women who put their goods in common, live in a marginal area
10   0,4|         which impels us to live a common mission. In this refounding,


Ways of refound. the charism by prom. vocations
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11      |  community meetings and prayer in common were not very frequent.
12      |    parishes in Madrid it is quite common to have 80 young people


Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
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13   0,2|         journey as if it were the common denominator, the constant


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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14   0,1| particular perspectives. ~It is a common impression, and maybe also
15   0,1|       over by other entities. The common mentality does not easily
16   0,2|       clarifying discussion, or a common initiative to bring about
17   0,3|           to it or associates", a common cultural or social interest (
18   0,4|      convenient to profit by some common acquisitions of recent times:


Redesigning our presence as fraternity
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19   0,2|     collaboration of the laity.~A common project, yet one that admits


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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20   0,3|          to seek collaboration on common projects for the benefit
21   2,3|           We have to face up to a common deposit of values which
22   1,2|         seems to be becoming more common every day between the members
23   2,b|         In addition to prayer and common life, the meeting provided
24   2,b|           of dialogue, prayer and common life led us to experience
25   2,b|         Jesus Christ based on our common baptism and a common~consecration
26   2,b|          our common baptism and a common~consecration to the Lord
27   2,c|   Hinduism: general presentation, common ground with Christianity,
28   2,c|     innovation, the Bishops had a common approach - encourage pastoral
29   2,d|        bishops, learn about their common concerns about evangelisation
30   2,d|          evangelisation and their common efforts to find solutions


Reint. of the presences in the form. and educ. of today
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31   0,3|           We have to face up to a common deposit of values which


USG 54a Assembly - November 1998
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32   1,2|         seems to be becoming more common every day between the members
33   2,b|         In addition to prayer and common life, the meeting provided
34   2,b|           of dialogue, prayer and common life led us to experience
35   2,b|         Jesus Christ based on our common baptism and a common~consecration
36   2,b|          our common baptism and a common~consecration to the Lord
37   2,c|   Hinduism: general presentation, common ground with Christianity,
38   2,c|     innovation, the Bishops had a common approach - encourage pastoral
39   2,d|        bishops, learn about their common concerns about evangelisation
40   2,d|          evangelisation and their common efforts to find solutions