From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1   1    |         aspects of its content and meaning. ~ Without a doubt it has
 2   1    |   foundations capable of giving it meaning and sense, from within it
 3   1    |            effervescence and whose meaning is therefore not always
 4   1    |        better understanding of its meaning and guiding its process.
 5   2    |            order to delve into the meaning of revitalisation, I want
 6   2    |        receive from it and give it meaning, form, message, presence
 7   3    |             chaos" in its biblical meaning, in its deepest sense. And
 8   3    |         has nothing to do with the meaning of life, with the vital
 9   8    |          give them consistency and meaning and, in a certain sense,
10   8    |         sometimes eagerly, for the meaning of life, freedom, justice,


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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11   0,Int|           on a deeper principle or meaning or reason: why does our
12   0,Int|            is found in yet another meaning of "ricollocare": "to re-arrange",
13   0,1  |   resonance and even some of their meaning have undergone an imperceptible
14   0,2  |           giving new vitality, new meaning, new hope (and new image!)


Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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15   0,1  | differences among us regarding the meaning of religious life and the
16   0,2  |          way of life which had had meaning was being "de-constructed"
17   0,4  |           clear explanation of the meaning of our solidarity and vow
18   0,4  |      grasped by intuition the real meaning of religious life.~The challenge
19   0,4  |            our life ceases to have meaning. We knew that this longing


Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
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20   0,1  |            it. ~1.1 Psycho-dynamic meaning~Before anything else, one
21   0,1  |          clarify the psychodynamic meaning of the charism, that is,
22   0,1  |           gives stable and radical meaning to his existence and what
23   0,2  |           and words, its essential meaning. It is around this vital
24   0,3  |     translate the rich theological meaning of our charisms into authentic
25   0,3  |         the Spirit, finds its full meaning when it is exposed and confronted
26   0,5  |            as it seeks to find new meaning in the gift given to it


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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27   0,1  |         feel and imagine about the meaning of what we say, and our
28   0,2  |          is the ability to get the meaning across, to provoke, to raise
29   0,3  |            the Gospel, renders its meaning concrete, and from it receives
30   0,3  |          areopagi), the seeking of meaning in life.~This is frequently
31   0,3  |         the crisis of culture: the meaning and foundation of values
32   0,3  |          in other ways to make the meaning clear: education of conscience,


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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33   0,1  |        seek for a renewed sense of meaning. And there is, above all,