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P. Amedeo Cencini, FDCC
A crit. reflect. and proposals for new formation programs...

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501 3,3 | expressed gratitude, serenity, realism and common sense in this 502 4,5 | the gifts of the Spirit, a realization of the communion of saints 503 2,1 | who leads the person to realize his/her most authentic dimension. 504 4,5 | credible witnesses who have really met the Risen Lord. They 505 4,5 | language of the young. For this reason it is important that they 506 4,5 | characteristic of faith (received, and accepted, prayed and 507 2,2 | denominator, the single element receiving the most assent, where all 508 2,1 | consecrated life, which has rediscovered its central core: the consecrated 509 3,1 | 3.1 - Regarding interaction with the preceding 510 4,1 | they came to live and were reinvigorated by the general atmosphere 511 4,5 | attempt to understand and not reject them outright because they 512 4,5 | young people; concerning the relation between mission and missions, 513 3,2 | precise statements about their relationship with the institution or 514 4,5 | another and develop broader relationships. This will allow them to 515 4,5 | longer episodic or only relative to certain times and situations. 516 2,4 | frontiers, as Fr. Maccise reminded them.~ 517 4,5 | This is a central point of renewal: our credibility is its 518 4,5 | future formation programs.~Renewed listening to our young people: 519 4,4 | integral formation was stressed repeatedly - at the level of the human ( 520 4,3 | formationis is not simply a repetition of the theoretical content 521 4,5 | that the generation they represent is inferior to previous 522 1,1 | young consecrated person represents something original in the 523 4,5 | and questions, but they require dialogue if they are to 524 1,3 | rather than geographical or residential factors.~ 525 4,5 | knowledgeable but they do not resonate from within. We must offer 526 1,1 | explain the mystery of his/her response. These young people, for 527 2,4 | people, of delegating some responsibility so they can truly dedicate 528 1,3 | certain positions taken as a result of proposals made in the 529 1,4 | contribution or the impoverished results of mental research. I have 530 4,5 | the Passover of death and resurrection is accomplished. ~Unless 531 1,4 | fundamentalist types, longing for a return to the past).~Actually, 532 2,5 | person just quoted does not reveal a type of person which is 533 4,5 | simply to everyone all the riches of their own spirituality. 534 4,3 | necessary to develop the richness of this formula with concrete 535 4,5 | like something which gives rise to a new knowledge, a new 536 4,5 | who have really met the Risen Lord. They must understand 537 3,4 | courage and dare to take risks.~ 538 2,5 | problems. There were many romantic words and joyful songs but 539 4,5 | Christ.~Accept in its Gospel roots the young people’s demand 540 2,1 | vocations, tiredness and routine in the apostolate...), we 541 4,3 | proposes form for a norm and rule of life which is taking 542 4,5 | realization of the communion of saints and sinners, a witness to 543 1,2 | the Lord", waving their scarves in the air, there were those 544 1,1 | original in the modern youth scene. Sociological research in 545 3,4 | institutes should attend schools together" ~Left on their 546 2,3 | the same faith, the same search for God and the path to 547 1,4 | some authority or anxiously searching for some firm points of 548 3,1 | primarily to superiors (and secondly to formators) and less to 549 4,5 | and mind, abandonment of self...) as well as the dynamics 550 4,3 | so that he/she may find self-fulfillment, to a formative tension 551 4,5 | perhaps in some kind of senseless competition, they become 552 3,3 | often expressed gratitude, serenity, realism and common sense 553 4,5 | are listened to or taken seriously. Obviously the ability to 554 2,4 | institutes which were founded to serve the poor. In particular, 555 2,4 | bolder concept of missionary service surfaced in the congress; 556 | several 557 2,5 | exercise of authority and the sexual dimensions with its many 558 | shall 559 4,5 | personalized, studied and sweated, shared in community and proclaimed 560 4,5 | elder brother/sister who shares the "food for the journey", 561 4,5 | forget that charisms seek and shed light on one another; if 562 1,2 | conclusion, he/she is not like a sheep as once were the members 563 3,4 | Congress has meant a great shot of trust and hope, allowing 564 1,2 | who, while everyone was shouting and singing "We have seen 565 4,5 | they need to have at their side credible witnesses who have 566 4,5 | a clear and unequivocal sign of a common charism.~Center 567 4,5 | Our young religious have significant and positive expectations 568 2,5 | been important omissions or silences but I am not sure whether 569 4,5 | people is not merely a kind, simple gesture for us; it is a 570 1,2 | case, the young person is sincere and openly admits that he/ 571 1,2 | those who courageously and sincerely admitted that they have 572 1,2 | everyone was shouting and singing "We have seen the Lord", 573 4,5 | communion of saints and sinners, a witness to unity in diversity. ~ 574 4,5 | faith with an elder brother/sister who shares the "food for 575 2,5 | religious, a person who is slightly discouraged and not very 576 4,5 | expands horizons beyond the small interests of the institute 577 4,5 | formation program on the solid basis of an act of faith, 578 | someone 579 | sometimes 580 2,5 | romantic words and joyful songs but these topics which directly 581 3,4 | put it: "I hope to meet soon with another junior to tell 582 4,5 | and life dissipates in a sordid, colorless mediocrity.~Present 583 4,5 | and good. ~Nowadays people speak a great deal, sometimes 584 2,6 | because Fr. Veilleux will be speaking about it. This topic aroused 585 4,5 | together, although in the specificity and light of their own charisms. 586 3,2 | at present they are mere spectators, unable to do anything about 587 4,5 | situations. It must become stable, like something which gives 588 3,2 | questions and made precise statements about their relationship 589 2,5 | concrete topics such as women’s status in the Church, the exercise 590 1,4 | congress, there were those who stayed on the fringes to object 591 4,5 | his own; it was a rather stern presentation, like the one 592 1,4 | and when this is true a strange factor apparently occurs: 593 4,3 | is need of new training strategies, new training courses and 594 4,5 | institute and it instills strength and a sense of being part 595 2,2 | Together with this they stress that diversity is a benefit. 596 2,4 | precarious situations, and in strict faithfulness to the original 597 3,4 | even inter-congregational studies. As one participant put 598 4,5 | to wisdom. Knowledge and study are the first step but it 599 2,2 | accepting, perhaps with the subconscious belief that someone or some 600 2,5 | sure whether or not the subtle irony hidden behind the 601 4,5 | from the Congress, I would suggest that the following "decalogue" 602 4,5 | 4.5 - In attempting to summarize the insights and appeals 603 1,4 | a great will to act (the superactivist types, who in the long run 604 4,2 | point to a rather weak, superficial formation, perhaps one directed 605 2,5 | or silences but I am not sure whether or not the subtle 606 2,4 | concept of missionary service surfaced in the congress; it is also 607 4,4 | openness and good will with the surrounding culture.~ 608 4,5 | everything becomes ambiguous and suspect and life dissipates in a 609 4,5 | personalized, studied and sweated, shared in community and 610 4,5 | Cencini added in a written synthesis questions to be studied 611 Int | interpretation but also takes into account the words of 612 | taking 613 2,3 | at the end of the first talk, expressed precisely this 614 4,2 | themselves well trained for this task". I do not know whether 615 2,2 | and that we have only to teach this to the others. ~ 616 4,5 | sisters, especially to those tempted by lack of faith. He/she 617 4,3 | self-fulfillment, to a formative tension which proposes form for 618 4,5 | proposing, what personal testimony are we giving to young people; 619 4,3 | weak point is pedagogy, not theology. ~What touches upon the 620 2,1 | the decline in vocations, tiredness and routine in the apostolate...), 621 2,2 | simply not enough to be tolerant or accepting, perhaps with 622 2,6 | speaking about it. This topic aroused great interest and 623 4,5 | consecrated life is radical and total, it is no longer the perennially 624 4,5 | essential for keeping in touch with the present. ~Guarantee 625 3,1 | people and only in part touched on the critical point of 626 4,3 | pedagogy, not theology. ~What touches upon the superiors is the 627 4,3 | themselves. There is a need for a transition from a preoccupation with 628 4,3 | charism; it should rather translate the institute’s spirituality 629 4,5 | be able to give it away, "translating" it into the language of 630 2,4 | responsibility so they can truly dedicate themselves to those 631 4,1 | the general atmosphere of trustful and hopeful optimism.~ 632 4,5 | the Master, the way, the truth and the life. It is not 633 3,2 | be questioned and they in turn too asked rather pertinent 634 4,5 | knowledge to experience and ultimately to wisdom. Knowledge and 635 3,2 | they are mere spectators, unable to do anything about the 636 4,3 | are those who say in no uncertain terms that "real formation 637 4,5 | dialogue if they are to be understood. Our young people do not 638 4,3 | 4.3 - Undoubtedly there is need of new training 639 4,5 | faith, giving a clear and unequivocal sign of a common charism.~ 640 2,2 | impossible to insist on uniformity. One must rather remain 641 1,4 | will) try to balance the unreliability of the mind’s contribution 642 1,1 | have seen them afire with unrestrained enthusiasm when challenged 643 | upon 644 4,5 | learned to do "at home".~Urge them to pass from knowledge 645 | used 646 3,4 | allowing them to see the usefulness of fostering meetings for 647 4,2 | which does not demand one’s utmost. Personally, I was most 648 2,4 | was well stressed by Sr. V. Moreira, of finding themselves 649 3,1 | there was an exchange of views. In fact the interventions 650 Int | Anna Mary Mukamwezi and Sr. Vilma Moreira who have given me 651 4,5 | journey which leads to the vision of the face of God. These 652 4,5 | prematurely, devoid of dreams and visions. Unless it is clear that 653 2,1 | members, the decline in vocations, tiredness and routine in 654 3,4 | those fruits which we are waiting for. Young people from different 655 1,2 | We have seen the Lord", waving their scarves in the air, 656 2,3 | to holiness. In several ways the young people stressed 657 2,2 | diversity is a benefit. If one wishes to have unity and communion, 658 | without 659 4,5 | have at their side credible witnesses who have really met the 660 4,2 | plans, a struggle which is won by the one who allows him/ 661 3,3 | people do not believe in the worth of the previous generations. " 662 1,1 | something original in the modern youth scene. Sociological research


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