Chap.,  Par., N.

 1 Pre           | participants will take its starting point from the content of the
 2 Pre           |        evangelical citizenship as a point of reference, the Commission
 3   2,    3, 19 |            faith. ~From a community point of view, the difficulties
 4   2,    8, 46 |      recognition (also the economic point of view) for the laity who,
 5   2,    9, 48 |        social and religious, to the point of favoring the vital encounter
 6   2,    9, 49 | proclamation of Jesus. ~ ~From this point of view, it is proposed
 7   2,   13, 59 |             presented up until this point bring out with particular
 8   2,   13, 60 |          past that finds its strong point in the sacrament of Reconciliation
 9   2,   13, 61 |                        61. From the point of view of charism, there
10   3,    0, 65 |             in which we live?~ ~Our point of view is from an educational
11   3,    1, 66 |             which finds its central point in Jesus Christ and continues
12   3,    3, 73 |           life, the beatitudes also point out the journey to reach
13   3,    8, 102|        poverty described until this point . Even emigration, illiteracy,
14   3,   11, 108|    provinces as a prioritychoice, a point of reference for life, a
15   3,   11, 109|           is the constant reference point, more comfortable.. ~ ~·      
16   3,   11, 110|            become a vital reference point for the educational communities.~