The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
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 1   3  |         Consecrated Life and the charisma of the Institutes present
 2   4  |  difficulties in regard to their charisma that have arisen between
 3   4  |        desire and their founding charisma to engage in true missionary
 4   5,1|       the particular and special charisma of the Institute, thereby
 5   5,1|    decades in the land where the charisma originally took root or
 6   5,1|          continue the missionary charisma of the Institute, whether
 7   5,4| concerned with fidelity to their charisma, primary evangelisation
 8   5,4|          and enthusiasm of their charisma (RM, 66). This is the first
 9   5,5|           The lack of a specific charisma and spirituality, which


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
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10   1,3|          3. Consequences for the Charisma~As pioneers we were bound
11   1,3|      that everything fits in the charisma, provided the needs of the
12   2,3|          3. Consequences for the Charisma~The world was still divided
13   2,3|         always do justice to our charisma. Moreover, it risks to reduce
14   3,3|          3. Consequences for the Charisma~Notwithstanding commendable
15   4,1|       the core of the missionary charisma of our Congregations. It
16   4,2|        are more in line with our charisma ad gentes. This can lead
17   4,2|      When we try to reassess our charisma we are easily accused of
18   4,2|       fidelity to the missionary charisma is kept alive: our availability
19   4,2|         reveal and actualize our charisma. Yet, some bishops are not


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
   Chapter, Paragraph
20   1,5|        with the understanding of charisma as an integral entity with
21   1,5|    keeping with their particular charisma. There is awareness of the
22   1,5|       specific to its particular charisma and complementary to that
23   1,5|      pastoral planning and their charisma is not respected.  The consecrated
24   2,2|          have the reality of the charisma. They may be institutionalized
25   2,2|   personal or communitarian. The charisma is one of the criteria which
26   2,2| Consecrated life as a whole is a charisma in the Church, a way of
27   2,2|     consecrated life has its own charisma, bestowed by the Spirit
28   2,2|       specific and complementary charisma which are proper to consecrated
29   2,2|     specific contribution of the charisma is better acknowledged in
30   2,2| objective elements" (VC 48). The charisma is certainly not something
31   2,2|    according to their particular charisma (cf. VC 73, 81). ~All consecrated
32   2,2|        called upon to live their charisma in a new context must become
33   2,2|       result of their particular charisma (VC 80). This is not just
34   2,4|        and fostering the various charisma~The local church must foster
35   2,4|          identity of the various charisma. It is not made up exclusively
36   2,4|  non-Christians. Respect for the charisma will facilitate a new way
37   2,4| remaining ever faithful to their charisma, they must know that they
38   2,4|          in all aspects of their charisma: spirituality, the apostolate
39   2,4|    challenge of transmitting the charisma of their foundation so that
40   2,5|   different states and different charisma. All come together and complement
41   2,5|    written into the DNA of their charisma and they will have to reactivate


Group meeting: institutes excl. missionaries
   Chapter, Paragraph
42      |          express our Institute’s charisma today. This is done through:  " 
43      |        present and actualize the charisma.  the choice of new foundations