From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
   Chapter, §
 1   1  |           that this new life is a gift of the Holy Spirit (VC 62)
 2   4  |  compassion. They do not lack the gift of prophecy and they manage
 3   9  |  consecrated life everything is a gift. In these reflections I
 4   9  |         charismatic and prophetic gift of the consecrated life


Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin.
   Chapter, §
 5      |         capacity to live the same gift of the Spirit. In other
 6   0,1| indifferent towards any rule…~1.3 Gift and Commitment ~Lastly,
 7   0,1|           for all, rather it is a gift which comes from above,
 8   0,1|       inspire" that inexhaustible gift. The young person has to
 9   0,1|   understand and reinterpret that gift discovering new aspects
10   0,2|          the main elements of the gift of the Spirit beginning
11   0,2|      which is constitutive of the gift itself. Every charism has
12   0,3|         personally experience the gift of the Spirit. ~To what
13   0,3| interpretative resources. It is a gift that comes from Above, it
14   0,3|           and simple language his gift and as one allows himself
15   0,3|           with whom he shared his gift; that is, by those lay people
16   0,3|    culture, and of their personal gift of the Spirit, will be able
17   0,3|       enrich one another with the gift of the Spirit in our fraternal
18   0,3|          cultures: the charism, a gift from the Spirit, finds its
19   0,5|           find new meaning in the gift given to it by the Spirit.
20   0,5|        continues to peer into the gift he has received, to see


Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring
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21   0,2|          to "one’s own particular gift" is what can really enrich
22   0,3|          of fellowship which is a gift of God, consecrated persons,