From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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 1        |     consecrated life and with the hope that it continues, and will
 2   3    |           refounding is a path of hope. ~ Refounding is desirable
 3   3    |          and capable of inspiring hope and bear witness to the
 4   4    |       that inspire admiration and hope in the consecrated life;
 5   4    |           profess their faith and hope in it; they live and witness
 6   4    |    adventure of the future with a hope that is not always enthusiasm,
 7   9    | incarnated in structures of life.~Hope is not synonymous with optimism.
 8   9    |          optimistic; it is to put hope in an institute. We can
 9   9    |           in an institute. We can hope that despite the situations
10   9    |       Saturday; waiting, and with hope in the Resurrection, a time
11   9    |        because they need and want hope. In some groups of them
12   9    |          religious life and about hope. ~A process of refounding
13   9    |       spring back to live without hope as long as it is sustained


Well plac. charisms Resit. charism:|crit., persp., restruct.
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14   0,Int|        Society of Jesus, with the hope that they shed light on
15   0,Int|        riding a bicycle, with the hope of finding out what it means
16   0,Int|           of prayer, and with the hope of cooperating with the
17   0,2  |         this reflection, with the hope that it may be fruitful.~
18   0,2  |        vitality, new meaning, new hope (and new image!) to our
19   0,3  |     audacious, indeed evangelical hope and a counter-cultural (


Process of ref. the charism of the soc. of the S. Heart…
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20   0,1  |           new situation with more hope and energy and because we
21   0,4  |          continue journeying with hope as we sing a new song.~


Ways of ref. charism by liv. today’s spirituality
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22   0,1  |        and as a way of preserving hope in the midst of the difficulties


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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23   0,1  |   spontaneity the reasons for our hope and the sense of our choice. ~


Redesigning our presence as fraternity
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24   0,2  |     authority, which has lost all hope. They let the Institution
25   0,2  |        perspective, animated with hope.~~


Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities…
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26   0,3  |         and its culture. There is hope for a better future. There
27   0,4  |           God. In this way we can hope to be wise enough to share
28   1    |          experience. With them, I hope to establish good relationships
29   2,c  |          positive signs that give hope, go forward patiently but


To re-design our presence with the interl. of the pres. global cult.
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30        |          experience. With them, I hope to establish good relationships


USG 54a Assembly - November 1998
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31   2,c  |          positive signs that give hope, go forward patiently but