From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1      |         to go to the root of the problems of the consecrated life
 2   1  |        that only serve to worsen problems on the long-range. Refounding
 3   1  |          external challenges, of problems in the "global system".
 4   2  |         wherever humanity’s real problems are found. ~For a long time
 5   5  |       time will take care of the problems and create the solutions.
 6   5  |     increases and multiplies the problems.~Neither should these processes
 7   6  |     greatly distracted by little problems; that the profound revitalisation
 8   7  |         solutions to the complex problems we can conclude that it
 9   7  |     symptoms but the root of the problems. ~This is the only way to
10   7  |     arrives at the root of these problems from the viewpoint of the


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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11   0,1|   present new answers to the new problems of today’s wold". ~In this
12   0,3|     charity which takes up human problems and situations which have


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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13   0,2|         an older sister with big problems of her own, so she was unable
14   1  |          did not present serious problems, neither in production nor
15   1  |          with lay collaborators (problems relating to trade unions,
16   1,2|    involvement of the USG in the problems of the missio ad gentes.~
17   2,d|      though we occasionally have problems in our relations with them.
18   2,d|         with them. Some of these problems were mentioned at the Cairo
19   2,d|       and learn more about their problems.~In our discussion with
20   2,d|          to solve the immigrants problems. ~Various solutions were
21   2,d| immigration and solutions to the problems. This dialogue may stimulate
22   2,d|      from their countries.~2.2.2 Problems facing the local Congregations
23   2,d|      wish was expressed that the problems may be resolved through
24   2,d|       that we have big financial problems." They themselves have invited


To re-design our presence with the interl. of the pres. global cult.
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25      |          did not present serious problems, neither in production nor
26      |          with lay collaborators (problems relating to trade unions,


USG 54a Assembly - November 1998
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27   1,2|    involvement of the USG in the problems of the missio ad gentes.~
28   2,d|      though we occasionally have problems in our relations with them.
29   2,d|         with them. Some of these problems were mentioned at the Cairo
30   2,d|       and learn more about their problems.~In our discussion with
31   2,d|          to solve the immigrants problems. ~Various solutions were
32   2,d| immigration and solutions to the problems. This dialogue may stimulate
33   2,d|      from their countries.~2.2.2 Problems facing the local Congregations
34   2,d|      wish was expressed that the problems may be resolved through
35   2,d|       that we have big financial problems." They themselves have invited