From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1        |         the courage to face the challenges of our time and the grace
 2   1    |       says; it moves, spurs on, challenges, confronts, makes one decide
 3   1    |         on the one hand and the challenges coming to the consecrated
 4   1    |       reality interpellates it, challenges it, and the charism challenges
 5   1    |  challenges it, and the charism challenges and interpellates this new
 6   1    |        will respond to, the new challenges of the present and thus
 7   1    |        the responses to present challenges but first and foremost analysing
 8   1    | possible to respond to the "new challenges" without risking as well
 9   1    |  ancient responses" to "ancient challenges"? Is it possible to avoid
10   1    |       question of mere external challenges, of problems in the "global
11   1    |         system". At present the challenges come from within our own


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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12   0,Int|        then the context and its challenges seem to take priority, and
13   0,2  |      known features and unknown challenges of new contexts.~What is


Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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14   0,1  |        a new way to address the challenges which the world and the


Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
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15   0,4  |        appropriate and coherent challenges and everything else should


Ways of ref. charism by liv. today’s spirituality
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16   0,1  |        as becoming aware of the challenges presented by the rapid and
17   0,1  |      adaptation. Later the true challenges became apparent: a new focus


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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18   0,1  |         there is no shortage of challenges to charity and the Christian
19   0,1  |        what is pointed out, the challenges which are launched. It has
20   0,1  |        must not only respond to challenges, but must itself create
21   0,2  |         in the light of today’s challenges and possibilities, and set
22   0,3  |        phenomena, new subjects, challenges) towards which it would


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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23   2,Int|     cultural situations and the challenges they bring, together with
24   2,Int|          new responses" to "new challenges", without putting at risk
25   2,Int|          old responses" to "old challenges?"~The confidence our Founders
26   2,3  |                             II. CHALLENGES AND COMMITMENTS~The challenges
27   2,3  |  CHALLENGES AND COMMITMENTS~The challenges which we must face up to
28   2,3  |      from PERSONS. They are the challenges which implicate the present
29   2,c  |       and on new situations and challenges. Above all, they give a
30   2,d  |     disastrous consequences; it challenges the rich nations to stop


Reint. of the presences in the form. and educ. of today
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31   0,Int|     cultural situations and the challenges they bring, together with
32   0,Int|          new responses" to "new challenges", without putting at risk
33   0,Int|          old responses" to "old challenges?"~The confidence our Founders
34   0,3  |                             II. CHALLENGES AND COMMITMENTS~The challenges
35   0,3  |  CHALLENGES AND COMMITMENTS~The challenges which we must face up to
36   0,3  |      from PERSONS. They are the challenges which implicate the present


USG 54a Assembly - November 1998
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37   2,c  |       and on new situations and challenges. Above all, they give a
38   2,d  |     disastrous consequences; it challenges the rich nations to stop