From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1   4    |          conflict with their own congregation or the Church. They change


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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 2   0,Int|           why does our religious Congregation ¾ founded 50, 500 or 1500
 3   0,1  |      decrees of the 34th General Congregation of 1995, and the older Jesuits
 4   0,1  |          the famous 32nd General Congregation of 1975. "It's really modern,
 5   0,1  |       available resources of our Congregation. But the persons who carry
 6   0,1  |         do the ministries of our Congregation actually do?  How do they
 7   0,1  |       for younger members of the Congregation as well as an attraction
 8   0,1  |          means for reforming the Congregation as a whole.~Both generations
 9   0,1  |       spiritual patrimony of the Congregation really be passed on. This
10   0,1  |          are being formed by the Congregation and socialised into it.
11   0,1  |         ¾ the very future of the Congregation depends on them.~As in the
12   0,1  |         are ones which "we" (the Congregation establishment) do well to
13   0,2  |   culture. They jostle the whole Congregation and the participating members.
14   0,3  |         In 1975 the 32nd General Congregation made a solemn "ricollocazione"
15   0,3  |         in 1995 the 34th General Congregation asked pardon for our failures
16   0,3  |         poor has brought us. The Congregation reaffirmed and deepened
17   0,3  |          and religions.~The same Congregation legislated that the social
18   0,4  |          when compared with each Congregation's situation, may prove fruitful.~


Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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19   0,1  | refounding. Like every religious congregation, we passed through a crisis,
20   0,1  |        of Jesus, in an apostolic congregation, by means of the vows and
21   0,3  |         of some sisters from the congregation and from religious life.
22   0,4  |       the Plan of Studies of the congregation, and in Spain, the exploration
23   0,4  |    building of the Kingdom.~As a congregation we have a double responsibility:


Ways of refound. the charism by prom. vocations
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24        |          a womens’ branch of our Congregation has taken root: some girls
25        |      speak of the charism of the Congregation. Father Alfredo, the man
26        |     needed in other areas of the Congregation, including countries in
27        |        and on the charism of the Congregation. In those places where there


Ways of ref. charism by liv. today’s spirituality
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28   0,2  |   charism and spirituality~In my Congregation, as well as in many others,


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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29   0,Int|       with members of our sister congregation, the Missionary Servants
30   1    |        somewhat difficult for my congregation. This is the first time,
31   1    |         planet.~Every missionary congregation has its own experiences
32   1    |    followed (1992 and 1998), the Congregation had to take note, that while
33   1    |         of this year (1998), the Congregation commit itself again to "


To re-design our presence with the interl. of the pres. global cult.
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34        |        somewhat difficult for my congregation. This is the first time,
35        |         planet.~Every missionary congregation has its own experiences
36        |    followed (1992 and 1998), the Congregation had to take note, that while
37        |         of this year (1998), the Congregation commit itself again to "