From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1        |         the great and legitimate human and religious aspirations
 2   4    |         explain the "divine" and human origin of the consecrated
 3   6    |        with a reality that is as human as diversity. In them we
 4   9    |   justice of God in the midst of human suffering. They do not dream


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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 5   0,Int|         we look for signs of the human spirit and the Divine Spirit.
 6   0,1  |        and thereby fulfilling my human, religious and priestly
 7   0,3  | ministries of every sort such as human promotion, development,
 8   0,3  |      conscientization, training, human rights, social research,
 9   0,3  |       1989, for two years at the Human Rights Institute of the
10   0,3  |      structures, to defend basic human rights, to call people to
11   0,3  |          exciting initiatives of human promotion and liberation;
12   0,3  |   charity into the structures of human life in common." Contained


Ways of refound. the charism by prom. vocations
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13        |          biblical, doctrinal and human formation. An intense life


Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
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14   0,2  |          level as well as on the human and spiritual one. Therefore,


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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15   0,1  |       the presence of God in the human Family. ~The image which
16   0,1  |       and organized in line with human dimensions. The situation
17   0,1  |        some extent extraneous to human perception: they are wrapped
18   0,3  |    emerge some areas of reality (human phenomena, new subjects,
19   0,3  |       for living and the lack of human and spiritual perspectives
20   0,3  |      goods necessary for a fully human life and increase want and
21   0,3  |        of charity which takes up human problems and situations
22   0,3  |     areas, both geographical and human (areopagi), the seeking
23   0,3  |     which has always stirred the human heart and has led to the
24   0,3  |        interest (peace, ecology, human rights, volunteer work,
25   0,3  |    witness to solidarity.~In the human community or locality, considered


Redesigning our presence as fraternity
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26   0,2  |    subjects", of "respecting the human person", of "building a
27   0,2  |          main agent. The laws of human effectiveness are replaced


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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28   2,2  |      charism.~Confrontation with human and social "anti-values".~
29   2,a  |       Protection of defenders of Human Rights Columbia ~~~~Supported
30   2,a  |          Fernando from the Asian Human Rights Commission wrote:~"
31   2,a  |          been well known for his human rights activism. Instead
32   2,d  |      denounces the violations of human rights, the fratricidal
33   2,d  |           A policy respectful of human dignity would require that


Reint. of the presences in the form. and educ. of today
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34   0,2  |      charism.~Confrontation with human and social "anti-values".~


USG 54a Assembly - November 1998
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35   2,a  |       Protection of defenders of Human Rights Columbia ~~~~Supported
36   2,a  |          Fernando from the Asian Human Rights Commission wrote:~"
37   2,a  |          been well known for his human rights activism. Instead
38   2,d  |      denounces the violations of human rights, the fratricidal
39   2,d  |           A policy respectful of human dignity would require that