From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1      |   realised that their religious communities had lost the ability to
 2   1  |       One discovers persons and communities living the secret option
 3   1  |        stop, close, or transfer communities or works must not be lacking,
 4   1  |  administrative entities or the communities of an institute. However,
 5   5  |        some of the religious or communities at this time;  No doubt
 6   8  |  renewed person needs refounded communities; communities that in their
 7   8  |    needs refounded communities; communities that in their environment
 8   8  |       before. They will lead to communities tat will kill this plant
 9   8  |     individuals who do not have communities to support them and give
10   8  |       to state that not all the communities of an institute or a province
11   8  | institute~There are revitalised communities within provinces or institutes
12   8  |       path of refounding. These communities are like islands within
13   8  |      renewal of individuals and communities?~Let us start from the negative


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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14   0,3|         not just individuals or communities but modern society itself:


Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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15   0,3|        to live in more inserted communities.   All of this brought about
16   0,4|    measure that it was lived in communities which were truly evangelical.~


Ways of refound. the charism by prom. vocations
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17      |          To tell the truth, the communities in the Province did not
18      |        lifestyle in the mission communities. Our young people, however,
19      |     groups, or to follow on, in communities of Christian life. It is


Ways of ref. charism by liv. today’s spirituality
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20   0,2|      involved, first of all the communities, then the Provinces and,
21   0,2|        the little more than 500 communities we have in the world (in


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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22   0,2|       support and welcome. Some communities have become points of reference
23   0,3|     destitution, from Christian communities have arisen charismatic
24   0,3|    Several of them have founded communities equipped from a spiritual
25   0,3|     persons, as individuals and communities, are called upon to extend,
26   0,3|         will be moved to set up communities of an international or intercultural
27   0,3|   themselves, and a setting for communities with specific objectives.~
28   0,4|       optimum conditions of the communities for a fraternal life, the


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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29   0,1| violence have ended, the Church communities are growing very rapidly.
30   1  |   produced a reawakening in the communities, and became concrete in
31   1  |           that is, the seats of communities and of apostolic activities";
32   2,b|         was: "Leadership in our communities and in our churches." There
33   2,b| leadership and authority in our communities and our churches. We profited
34   2,c|        the people and Christian communities, not relying on the power


To re-design our presence with the interl. of the pres. global cult.
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35      |   produced a reawakening in the communities, and became concrete in
36      |           that is, the seats of communities and of apostolic activities";


USG 54a Assembly - November 1998
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37   2,b|         was: "Leadership in our communities and in our churches." There
38   2,b| leadership and authority in our communities and our churches. We profited
39   2,c|        the people and Christian communities, not relying on the power