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 1 Int  |       the reactions of the young people in the assembly hall to
 2   1,1|        her response. These young people, for example, are described
 3   1,1| proposals. It is said that young people are afraid of radicalness,
 4   1,1|        responses. The fear young people have of the future is also
 5   1,1|  precisely this fear which young people have pointed out and object
 6   1,2|      longer consider these young people as children of the Second
 7   1,2|          this may displease some people: "The Second Vatican Council
 8   1,2|         as are some modern young people. ~
 9   1,3|      differences among the young people themselves emerged at this
10   1,3|       level of taste (some young people objected to some of the "
11   1,4|       doubts are many. The young people cannot but be affected by
12   2,1|       Needless to say, the young people reacted enthusiastically
13   2,2|               2.2 - In the young people’s model of the consecrated
14   2,2|         fundamental to the young people. Together with this they
15   2,3|        In several ways the young people stressed this desire to
16   2,4|         was a sense of the young people’s anxiety, which was well
17   2,4|          this in mind, the young people spoke of opening up to lay
18   2,4|       spoke of opening up to lay people, of delegating some responsibility
19   2,5|          According to some young people attending the congress, "
20   3,1|       interventions of the young people were addressed primarily
21   3,1| formators) and less to the young people themselves. For their part,
22   3,1|      present, spoke to the young people and only in part touched
23   3,2|         2 - In fact, these young people allowed themselves to be
24   3,2|      Others decide for the young people and thus they feel that
25   3,3|         way means that the young people do not believe in the worth
26   3,4|         the problem of the young people who live alone in communities
27   3,4|        we are waiting for. Young people from different institutes
28   3,4|         Left on their own, young people can become closed and fearful,
29   4,1|    general attitude of the young people during the Congress. At
30   4,2|   impressed to see how the young people have grasped the concept
31   4,3|        need is felt by the young people themselves. There is a need
32   4,5|   Renewed listening to our young people: their world is one of movement
33   4,5|         be understood. Our young people do not always feel that
34   4,5|           Listening to our young people is not merely a kind, simple
35   4,5|      person of Christ. Our young people need an exact point of reference,
36   4,5|       its Gospel roots the young people’s demand to live communal
37   4,5|       true fraternity, the young people will be less attracted to
38   4,5|      more daring in asking young people to "look up" to the ideal
39   4,5|         the Church and the young people will grow old prematurely,
40   4,5|      down the ladder which leads people to God. Thus the young religious
41   4,5|         to come down from God to people in order to manifest the
42   4,5|      called to climb up from the people of God or accompany people
43   4,5|       people of God or accompany people on the journey which leads
44   4,5|       life. ~Challenge the young people constantly to be able to
45   4,5|      informed. Many of our young people are knowledgeable but they
46   4,5|    beautiful and good. ~Nowadays people speak a great deal, sometimes
47   4,5|       are we giving to our young people given, the fact that often
48   4,5| testimony are we giving to young people; concerning the relation
49   4,5|         we offering to the young people ? When Fr Cencini finished