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 1 Int    |           mark the growth of each person in his/her journey of individuation
 2 Int,  4|      light on the workings of the person and society in which she
 3 Int,  4|           for a journey that each person must follow, even though
 4 Int,  4|        formation routes which the person and communities must adopt
 5  1     |   specificity and “color” to each person. Identity is not “given
 6  1     |          can manifest itself, the person must perceive himself as
 7  1,  6 |          the one hand there is no person without culture, on the
 8  1,  6 |          there is no culture with person. Personal identity, then,
 9  1,  6 |          it. It follows that each person in her acting, operates
10  1,  6 |       objective belongings of the person. We can verify, in fact,
11  1,  6 |         at different levels, each person belonging to an ethnic minority,
12  1,  7 |     methods of integration that a person adopts at the time he is
13  1,  7 |        given by the fact that the person or group closes itself in
14  2,  8 |          if vocation looks at the person’s response. Each vocation,
15  2,  8 |       implies the building of the person, because the response of
16  2,  8 |           with the reality of the person who, with his peculiar identity
17  2,  9 | maturation and integration of the person. The becoming “vocational”
18  2,  9 |           or culture in which the person lives. The way for reaching
19  2,  10|         and of the growth of each person. The stages of human growth (
20  2,  10|           which is done while the person responds to God’s call:
21  2,  10|     identity: we presume that the person already has a certain self-definition;
22  2,  10|       reaches maturation when the person becomes capable of mature
23  2,  10|     engage my energies? leads the person to discover her/his vocation (
24  2,  10|           progressively until the person reaches interior certainty
25  2,  10|            God’s call reaches the person in historical concreteness,
26  2,  10|            It if is true that the person becomes unified interiorly,
27  2,  10|        reality, separate from the person who lives it. The charism,
28  2,  10|       values of the charism. Each person, therefore, must integrate
29  2,  10|          true crisis, because the person must pass through the painful
30  2,  11|         and free interaction. The person is enabled to live in respect
31  2,  11|        thinking which renders the person capable of going beyond
32  2,  11|   substance from the story that a person recounts, revives and modifies
33  3     |         in which formation of the person and the community happen
34  3     | conversion to God present in each person and in each culture,~-