From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1   1  |           the same. One discovers persons and communities living the
 2   2  |     succeeded in awakening in the persons was good wine; they want
 3   3  |          type of inconsistency in persons and a lack of effectiveness
 4   3  |       those paths that presuppose persons of strong conviction and
 5   4  |       know the "profile" of these persons. Therefore, and since no
 6   4  |        becoming a reality;  These persons are oriented towards the
 7   4  |           Without a core group of persons who initiative and promote
 8   6  |     response to the real needs of persons. When these needs have changed,
 9   6  |    fringes, the frontiers and the persons who are in those places
10   7  |       much of the energies of the persons who are intent on it. These
11   7  |           are intent on it. These persons end up limiting their action
12   7  |        and begin to struggle with persons who have different ideas ,
13   7  |       things and institutions and persons. This enters greatly into
14   8  |       apostolic zeal, nearness to persons and solidarity. Thus there


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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15   0,1|         our Congregation. But the persons who carry out the mission
16   0,1|      earth in concrete options of persons, places, times and things.


Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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17   0,4|           often non-believers and persons of other religious traditions


Ways of ref. charism by liv. today’s spirituality
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18   0,1|       so-called "Third Orders" as persons who, instead of trying to


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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19   0,1| Encarnacion" where there were 200 persons between nuns, resident women
20   0,2|           polarizations. For some persons the present poor visibility
21   0,2|    results from the acceptance of persons, the fraternity which is
22   0,3|           have arisen charismatic persons who have faced up to widespread
23   0,3|           ideologies, consecrated persons will be able to denounce
24   0,3|       prerogative of only certain persons, but is assumed by the Church
25   0,3|          entrusted to consecrated persons, not only by silent witness
26   0,3|          gift of God, consecrated persons, as individuals and communities,
27   0,3| relationships between consecrated persons themselves. "Mindful of
28   0,3|          their lives, consecrated persons, while remaining faithful
29   0,3|           by all deeply religious persons. This therefore is a mentality
30   0,4|        organizational kind: time, persons, etc.~The experience of
31   0,4|        decision, a preparation of persons for new roles, and a program


Redesigning our presence as fraternity
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32   0,1|           presence of consecrated persons is hardly noticed, except


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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33   1  |    openings and the better use of persons and means" (Gen. Chap. VII,
34   2,3|            works" so much as from PERSONS. They are the challenges


To re-design our presence with the interl. of the pres. global cult.
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35      |    openings and the better use of persons and means" (Gen. Chap. VII,


Reint. of the presences in the form. and educ. of today
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36   0,3|            works" so much as from PERSONS. They are the challenges