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 1 Int    |     communities as well as on the charism.~ ~
 2 Int,  1|          the inculturation of the charism, interculturality and internationality,
 3 Int,  3|      process of inculturating the charism and the formation of vocation
 4 Int,  3|         its relationship with the charism in a universal context,
 5 Int,  3| development and continuity of the charism over time are connected
 6 Int,  3|           the fruitfulness of the charism.3 There is no lack of opportunity
 7 Int,  3|          creative fidelity to the charism. All formation, in its itineraries
 8 Int,  3|         prophetic dynamism of the charism to translate the originating
 9 Int,  3|         and work. Fidelity to the charism must become the ability
10 Int,  4|      different cultures where the charism is embodied. Basically,
11  2,  8 |   congregation, determined by its charism.~ ~
12  2,  10|           and “inside” a peculiar charism (charismatic identity).~
13  2,  10|           ideals expressed by the charism of the institute. It does
14  2,  10|          person who lives it. The charism, as gift of the Spirit,
15  2,  10|          only if it refers to the charism and is structured around
16  2,  10|          vocational values of the charism. Each person, therefore,
17  2,  11|           and spirituality of the charism.~Looking in particular at
18  2,  11|          with Christ and with the charism, but also with the roles