Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 Int    |          totally restructuring our way of living. “It’s mistaken
 2 Int    |           our existence. It is the way in which we live today.”2 ~
 3 Int    |          ethical attitudes, on the way of experiencing time and
 4 Int,  1|           a profound crisis in the way of thinking of themselves
 5 Int,  1|         and their identity, in the way of perceiving and living
 6 Int,  3|            co-habitation and a new way to do education and formation,
 7  1,  5 |          homogenous and totalizing way, whether individual or communitarian,
 8  1,  5 |        identity in a predetermined way, through opposition and
 9  1,  5 |            pluralistic and dynamic way, since it conditions the
10  1,  5 |            since it conditions the way persons and groups see themselves,
11  1,  6 | re-interpreting them. Only in this way will we be able to develop
12  1,  7 |           and their changing their way of living and thinking enough
13  1,  7 |        culture”; that is, in a new way of thinking, relating, acting,
14  1,  7 |            be safeguarded in every way: the geographic space, bodily
15  1,  7 |         self. Each culture has its way of understanding bodily
16  2,  9 |        which the person lives. The way for reaching a fullness
17  2,  9 |            of assuming in a mature way the possible difficulties
18  2,  10|          also the vocation in some way remains crumpled and slowed
19  2,  11|       vocation identity is done by way of formation courses that