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individualism 6
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16 individual
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USG 54a Assembly - November 1998

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From Sunset to Dawn Reflections on refounding
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1 1 | more than twenty years, individual religious and groups have Towards the ref. of the charism in new formative itin. Chapter, §
2 | charism (RC) and gives the individual the capacity to live the 3 0,1| the person’s identity. The individual has to understand that the 4 0,1| stressing the importance of the individual interpretation. In a culture 5 0,5| our life through, as the individual continues to peer into the Redesigning presence: crit., persp., restructuring Chapter, §
6 0,2| rather than burden the individual with organizational and 7 0,2| quality of life of each individual needs time and attention. 8 0,3| much a recommendation for individual charity as a criterion for 9 0,3| cultural project, in which the individual is always considered according 10 0,3| It is a matter not of an individual commitment but of a community Redesigning our presence as fraternity Chapter, §
11 0,2| cannot be developed without individual holiness. However, we must 12 0,2| of the institute or the individual brother left to his own 13 0,2| develops the charisms of the individual members, respects unity Redesigning pres. in new missionary realities… Chapter, §
14 0,3| emphasis on the initiative of individual missionaries of an earlier 15 2,a| debt issue was made. On individual base general superiors could USG 54a Assembly - November 1998 Chapter, §
16 2,a| debt issue was made. On individual base general superiors could


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