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1 3,1| and women of our time" (VC 110).~ ~ 2 1,3| value the strength of the 186 quotations from Sacred Scripture 3 2,2| clerics and of religious" (n. 197).~ ~3. The indications of 4 Int | his homily on April 24, 1970, in the Shrine of our Lady 5 3,1| Plenary of the 25-28 April 1978. The document presents an 6 1,3| Christifideles laici (December 30, 1988), the Exhortation on Priests 7 1,3| Pastores dabo vobis (March 25, 1992) and the Exhortation on 8 2,2| the second part (nn. 183-207), is entirely dedicated 9 Int | VI in his homily on April 24, 1970, in the Shrine of 10 5 | the Catholic Church, n. 2622). ~ ~ ~Ángel Pardilla, CMF~ ~ ~ 11 2,2| Sacraments published a book of 300 pages which, though justly 12 4,3| of the greeting (Lk 1: 30-33). The angel explains that 13 1,3| Scripture and the weight of the 341 quotations from other sources, 14 4,4| question-objection (Lk 1: 35-37). The angel lets Mary know 15 4,4| said be done to me." (Lk 1: 38a). This response reveals 16 2,4| 1-8), a conclusion (nn. 39-43) and three chapters: " 17 1,2| new and special title" (LG 44), and they are bound by 18 Int | faith and charity' (LG, 53). How sweet and consoling 19 Int | faith and obedience' (LG, 56). This, therefore, is not 20 2,1| 3), a conclusion (nn. 58-59) and four chapters.~ The 21 2,3| Consecrated Persons Today" (nn. 29-80). The first part is articulated 22 2,3| 1-6), a conclusion (nn. 81-84) and two parts, of different 23 2,3| always' (Mt 28, 20)" (n.82).~ The Marian aspect of 24 2,4| Contemplate Christ with Mary" (nn. 9-17); "Mysteries of Christ - 25 1,3| saying the Holy Rosary". (VC 95),~ ~ Some have asked themselves: 26 2,2| The reason for this absence? Perhaps it was considered 27 4,2| clearly understood. In the abstract it could be an expression 28 4,4| superior to that of Abraham can accept it. For this reason, if 29 3,4| Exhortation. Meditating and accepting, with docility, the orientations 30 2,1| On this journey we are accompanied by the Blessed Virgin Mary ... 31 3,3| mighty things which the Lord accomplishes" (VC 112), in bearing Jesus ( 32 2,2| evangelical counsels exists. No accurate presentation exists of the 33 4,2| all the gifts needed to achieve the great work of messianic 34 2,1| of the new millennium.~ Acknowledging the richness and the novelty 35 3,3| life of the Virgin Mary, acquires a new splendour. In fact, 36 1,3| concerning the values and actuality or novelty of the Exhortation 37 2,4| of Christians.~ The Pope addresses himself to all Christians 38 4,4| response of unconditional adherence to the message of the angel, 39 3,3| in the awareness which adheres 'to the type of virginal 40 4,3| Jesus is the fruit of an adulterous relation; for others, the 41 Int | foundation nor the end of the advancement of the Church: "Jesus Christ 42 3,3| most effective help for advancing in that vocation and living 43 1,3| Letter Tertio millennio adveniente (November 10 1994), years 44 1,3| not limit himself to offer advice or recommendations of a 45 4,2| the singular grace of God affected Mary in the totality of 46 4,1| characteristic certainly affects the past and the present 47 4,2| Some of the Greek fathers affirm that, with that expression, 48 4,3| comparative analysis between the affirmations of the two panels of the 49 4,3| the Church have responded affirmatively. The affirmative response 50 | against 51 | although 52 5 | Ángel Pardilla, CMF~ ~ ~AMCG -Formation 2003~ 53 5 | Catholic Church, n. 2622). ~ ~ ~Ángel Pardilla, CMF~ ~ ~AMCG - 54 2,3| the occasion of the XXXVII anniversary of the promulgation of the 55 1,3| in the Exhortation? The answer is not difficult: because 56 3,1| practice of questionable anthropological, social and political commitment, 57 Int | our Lady of Bonaria: "The Apostle says, that he has traced 58 2,1| precepts of the Lord, also applies to consecrated persons. 59 2,2| and a priority purpose to apply to consecrated life the 60 2,2| Concerning the methodological approach as well as the evaluation 61 1,3| Cardinal Edward Michael Egan, Archbishop of New York and General 62 2,3| 29-80). The first part is articulated in the following four sections: " 63 2,2| guide-motive which determines the articulation of all the parts and of 64 3,1| meeting for their XIV General Assembly, "on some fundamental points 65 3,3| At the same time, having assented to the divine Word, who 66 2,2| Christ, which were closely associated to the Virgin Mary ... The 67 4,2| have a certain cadence and assonance (Lk 1: 28). The first word, 68 4,2| protected by the Lord. The angel assures Mary that the Lord is and 69 4,2| and silent reaction. The astonishment of Mary comes from the quality 70 4,2| greeting takes place in an atmosphere of great solemnity: Respecting 71 4,2| consecrated by God the Father is attached to Jesus, the supreme dignity 72 2,1| duty of every Christian to attain a high standard of coherence 73 2,2| touched by his hand, attained by his voice, sustained 74 4,1| the dignity of the woman, attains its greatest recognition 75 3,4| document of 1996. In a careful, attentive comparison one is aware, 76 5 | Rosarium Virginis Mariae attentively, both of which are Apostolic 77 4,1| moment to examine the meaning attributed by Luke to this Greek word, 78 4,3| panel of the diptych, Luke attributes to John the Baptist an extraordinary 79 3,1| of the religious~ ~ On August 12, 1980 the Congregation 80 4,3| please God. The context authorizes one to think also that the 81 4,4| docile, totally open, totally available to the will of God. Mary 82 2,2| consecrated life, have to go back to the Exhortation Vita 83 2,1| 15), is a certain type of balance of the principal events 84 3,3| consecrated life grow and bear fruit. The Virgin Mary is 85 3,3| accomplishes" (VC 112), in bearing Jesus (VC 112) and in the 86 2,2| seek the importance, the beauty and the positiveness of 87 | becomes 88 3,3| in a radical manner which befits their vocation" (VC 28).~ ~ 89 4,4| already implicit in the behavior of the angel.~ ~ Mary finds 90 Int | essential part, - for us human beings most important, most beautiful 91 4,4| faith, succumbs and does not believe. In the second panel of 92 4,4| deeper faith, triumphs and believes. Mary accepts as viable 93 3,3| consecration, since she belongs completely to God and is 94 4,2| whom grace is destined", "beloved", etc. The translation of 95 | beyond 96 Int | the Shrine of our Lady of Bonaria: "The Apostle says, that 97 2,2| the Sacraments published a book of 300 pages which, though 98 1,1| Scripture, especially the Books of the New Testament and 99 Int | came, God sent his own Son, born of a human mother...' (Gal 100 3,1| Superiors - men and women - of Brazil, meeting for their XIV General 101 2,3| Father and in relation to the brethern' (VC 22)" (n. 25). The document 102 2,2| Father and in relation to the brethren' (VC 22). This implies a 103 1,2| nothing of their value or brilliance. They need to be read correctly, 104 4,2| needed to conceive Jesus, to bring him to birth and to offer 105 3,2| obsolete or outdated. In the broad Trinitarian horizon of the 106 2,3| appropriate, for example, some brush-strokes on Mary, "educator of Jesus", 107 4,2| Greek of Luke have a certain cadence and assonance (Lk 1: 28). 108 4,3| derived, above all, from a calm and serious analysis of 109 4,1| highest expression of the capacity and the will of the human 110 1,3| consecrated persons themselves to capture a greater awareness of the 111 2,3| then presents an identity card of consecrated persons which 112 3,3| the consecrated person carefully cultivates a relationship 113 1,2| In the decree Perfectae caritatis, on the appropriate renewal 114 5 | her whole being in faith" (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 115 3,3| cannot be excluded from the category of the "four great fidelities". ~ 116 4,3| been the most common among Catholics. Let us see the reasons 117 4,4| exclusive service of Jesus' cause. Mary makes the total oblation 118 2,2| with the Mother .... They celebrate her feasts with joy ... 119 4,2| gives legitimacy to the celebrated translation or interpretation 120 Int | Ultimately, it has its centre in Christ himself, who is 121 4,3| We know that in past centuries there were persons and groups 122 1,2| Lord, are a divine gift (cf. LG 43) and have, above 123 4,2| first word, the expression " chaire" (Lk 1: 28) has the force 124 2,4| Christ and to Mary which characterise the programme of the life 125 5 | and in her Magnificat, is characterised by the generous offering 126 3,2| Trinitarian dimension, which characterises the reality of the "fidelity" 127 4,2| with the most marvelous of charisms of the history of salvation. 128 4,2| participle of the verb "charitóô"; its content has a close 129 1,2| counsels of consecrated chastity to God, of poverty and of 130 1,2| which His Virgin Mother also chose" (LG 46).~ In the decree 131 Int | theological structure of Christianity: 'But when the right time 132 1,3| Exhortation on the laity Christifideles laici (December 30, 1988), 133 2,1| again and explains, in a Christiological aspect, the programme of 134 3,4| which seems to be that of Cinderella.~ Other Institutes, finally, 135 Int | therefore, is not an occasional circumstance, a secondary one, which 136 4,1| Jewish woman who lives in a city of Galilee, called Nazareth ( 137 3,2| development also in the process of clarification of the Biblical, theological 138 3,1| was later reordered and clarified.~ ~ In his message of July 139 4,3| attitude, confirming and clarifying the contents of the greeting ( 140 4,2| current usage among certain classes of persons. The one who 141 3,4| their Constitutions, we can classify Institutes into four groups.~ 142 2,2| the spiritual life of the clerics and of religious" (n. 197).~ ~ 143 4,2| person: it is the creature closest to God. The act of greeting 144 5 | 2622). ~ ~ ~Ángel Pardilla, CMF~ ~ ~AMCG -Formation 2003~ 145 2,2| of the Instruction do not coincide with the reasons for the 146 4,1| will of the human person to collaborate with God.~ According to 147 Int | singular and determinant collaboration of the Virgin Mary, is aware 148 2,3| It is concrete and it is commented as follows: "It is a matter 149 4,2| At the annunciation, God communicates to Mary the joy which he 150 4,3| virtue of the result of the comparative analysis between the affirmations 151 3,4| because they have seriously compared their Constitutional texts 152 2,2| descriptions are a sort of compendium of some of the most beautiful 153 2,4| Letter is a certain necessary complement or Marian crowning of the 154 1,3| last of the trilogy and "completes the treatment of the distinctive 155 4,4| mysterious harmony of such a complex future, because she trusts 156 4,2| all the gifts needed to conceive Jesus, to bring him to birth 157 Int | millennium ineunte, the concept "starting afresh" is closely 158 1,2| The Council was also concerned to present in another chapter, 159 2,1| again all the value of the Conciliar texts. He neither did it 160 2,1| indicated, in a very concrete concise way, that the Church has 161 5 | Institute.~ ~ I want to conclude my contribution to your 162 4,4| virginity and maternity, the concordance between a future of virginity 163 4,4| as God wishes, walks with confidence on the paths of the Lord. 164 4,4| message of the angel, she confidently places her whole future 165 1,2| and spiritual elements of configuration to Christ and to the Virgin 166 4,3| reacts to Mary's attitude, confirming and clarifying the contents 167 2,1| the specific programme of conforming to the Virgin Mary, a programme 168 2,3| beginning of the new millennium, conscious that only faith can enter 169 3,2| question of implementing, consciously and explicitly, a constant 170 4,1| or without her previous consent. God treats her as a true 171 2,1| the body of the document. Consequently, and "a fortiori", no reference 172 4,3| based on mere psychological considerations; its strength is derived, 173 3,4| the Constitutional texts. Considering the state of their Constitutions, 174 2,2| June 15, 2002. The document consists of an introduction (nn. 175 Int | LG, 53). How sweet and consoling it is to have Mary, her 176 2,3| identity, consecrated persons constitute 'a living memorial of Jesus' 177 2,2| Mary".~ The Directory is constituted by two parts. In the three 178 4,2| The greeting of the angel contains a third formula: "The Lord 179 2,3| afresh from Christ means contemplating his face, pausing at length 180 2,2| rosary is an essentially contemplative prayer... It is expressly 181 Int | in Christ", and we should continue to walk with renewed commitment, " 182 2,3| consecrata. Then the work is continued proposing again and using 183 2,2| the center of life and the continuous source of every initiative. 184 1,3| community and of mission. It contributed to the creation of a new 185 5 | I want to conclude my contribution to your reflection with 186 2,3| mention at all concerning the convenience of educating, at least in 187 5 | of the new millennium, is convinced that he/she must "start 188 Int | in a passive way, but as cooperating in the work of human salvation, 189 1,1| Gospels, which are the true core or heart of all the Scripture. 190 1,2| the singular place that corresponds to the Virgin Mary in the 191 2,2| NN. 5-10); Second Part: "Courage to face trials and challenges" ( 192 2,2| reality is different and that, creates in the reader a certain 193 1,3| mission. It contributed to the creation of a new mentality regarding 194 4,4| virginity; he will come to crown it.~ ~ Having received the 195 1,2| Christians are expected to cultivate "the sanctity and the perfection 196 3,3| consecrated person carefully cultivates a relationship of special 197 4,1| fiancée" means in present-day culture. Mary was bound to Joseph 198 4,2| to that of a formula in current usage among certain classes 199 1,3| Exhortation on Priests Pastores dabo vobis (March 25, 1992) and 200 2,1| Christological relevant data from the Gospel. By means 201 4,1| Joseph, a man of the house of David (Lk 1: 27). Without stopping 202 4,2| To translate it as " Good day", " Hello", etc. would be 203 2,4| this Letter does not only deal with the Rosary, neither 204 3,1| this document, the most decisive factor of formation, the 205 2,2| Congregation has explicitly declared that, even after the publication 206 1,2| counsels. The Council firmly declares that the evangelical counsels 207 1,2| chose" (LG 46).~ In the decree Perfectae caritatis, on 208 1,3| whole community.~ The Pope dedicates two whole numbers to Mary: 209 1,1| Christ. Next to him and in deep communion with him is the 210 4,4| the exercise of an even deeper faith, triumphs and believes. 211 4,2| triple greeting: "She was deeply disturbed by these words 212 3,4| new and are preparing the definitive text of their Constitutions. 213 4,4| of her hope and the high degree of her charity. It helps 214 4,2| meaning and weight of such joy depends on the context. It is not 215 4,3| considerations; its strength is derived, above all, from a calm 216 2,1| daily lives. Sanctity is described in that chapter as a Christological 217 4,4| the Lord; she rejoices in describing herself as "the servant 218 2,2| 46).~ As we can see, the descriptions are a sort of compendium 219 2,2| render visible. No Biblical design of the Christ of the evangelical 220 2,2| chapter with the purpose of designing, with texts taken especially 221 4,2| could be an expression of desire ("May the Lord be with you"), 222 4,4| responsible decision which God desires. The angel's explanation, 223 4,4| Jesus will not come to destroy Mary's plan of virginity; 224 2,3| proposing again and using determinate Christological expressions 225 2,2| or the guide-motive which determines the articulation of all 226 2,2| Chapter II of the Letter is a determining chapter in the structure 227 3,3| completely to God and is totally devoted to him" (VC 28). That is 228 4,1| vocation of the human person in dialogue with God reaches its highest 229 2,2| document and the name of the Dicastery which published it, the 230 1,3| Exhortation? The answer is not difficult: because in l996 and the 231 4,2| is the one to whom it is directed an ordinary person: it is 232 3,1| institutioni, also known as Directives on formation in religious 233 4,2| of persons. The one who directs such a greeting is not just 234 2,2| results of the analysis are disappointing. The Virgin Mary has a marginal 235 2,2| for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments published 236 1,3| life: "The logic of the discourse, the foundation of which 237 2,3| follows: "It is a matter of discovering and renewing an awareness 238 4,2| opposed to "EVA". In Eve, disobedient to God, the dignity of the 239 1,3| completes the treatment of the distinctive features of the states of 240 4,2| greeting: "She was deeply disturbed by these words and asked 241 Int | to our reflection will be divided into four parts. In the 242 4,4| servant of the Lord, totally docile, totally open, totally available 243 4,3| of Mary? Many Fathers and Doctors of the Church have responded 244 4,2| to pay attention to the double temporal value of the verb: 245 2,2| best specific elements to draw the Biblical Face of Christ 246 3,1| reordered in the following way: "dynamic fidelity to Christ and to 247 2,2| numbers 21-22, even though its echo is also felt in the successive 248 2,3| concerning the convenience of educating, at least in the Catholic 249 2,3| Congregation for Catholic Education, considered opportune to 250 2,3| the declaration Gravissima educationis of Vatican Council II, the 251 2,3| brush-strokes on Mary, "educator of Jesus", and "teacher" 252 1,3| same occasion, Cardinal Edward Michael Egan, Archbishop 253 3,4| revision would also include the effort to study, at depth, the 254 4,2| initiative or of her own efforts: what Mary possesses is 255 1,3| Cardinal Edward Michael Egan, Archbishop of New York 256 1,2| life which Christ the Lord elected for Himself, and which His 257 4,2| highest vocation, of highest election, of highest consecration. 258 2,3| it are dedicated only the eleven lines - which are the best - 259 4,4| of faith. On the contrary Elizabeth takes it upon herself to 260 | else 261 4,3| the love of God. Mary had embarked on a future of virginity 262 2,2| first part are presented the emerging lines of history, of the 263 3,3| life. In her shines in an eminent way the divine element and 264 4,1| also characterized as the "emnêsteuménê" (Lk 1: 27) of Joseph, a 265 4,3| in order to give greater emphasis to the superiority of the 266 4,2| translation have tried to emphasize the spiritual weight of 267 4,3| the mother of Jesus and emphasizes the greatness of the figure 268 4,2| effect of such an action endures into the present. Mary is 269 4,3| Her life option was very energetic. Mary believed firmly in 270 Int | that is, with the spiritual energy drawn from the profound 271 4,2| angel tells Mary that she enjoys the full support of the 272 5 | from Christ with Mary".~ ~ Enlightened by the supreme light of 273 4,1| Only the later context can enrich the qualification given 274 1,2| religious profession, which entail the commitment of a life 275 4,1| has never known man. The epithet, by itself alone, is not 276 4,3| is true, also, that this error does not belong in the past 277 2,2| Mary ... The rosary is an essentially contemplative prayer... 278 1,1| most important source to establish the contents of the programme " 279 2,1| marked by a minimalist ethic and a shallow religiosity" ( 280 2,1| prayer"; "the Sunday Eucharist"; "the Sacrament of Reconciliation"; " 281 4,2| of "AVE " as opposed to "EVA". In Eve, disobedient to 282 1,1| particular place. Luke is the Evangelist who describes better the 283 4,2| that expression, the angel evangelized Mary. At the annunciation, 284 4,2| as opposed to "EVA". In Eve, disobedient to God, the 285 Int | and concretely, in the event of the celebration of the 286 | ever 287 | everyone 288 4,1| structure of the account gives evidence of the great respect with 289 1,3| illustrate the words and the examples of the Virgin Mary (cfr. 290 3,3| Incarnate Word cannot be excluded from the category of the " 291 Int | Church's model and excellent exemplar in faith and charity' (LG, 292 2,4| same apostolic Letter, to exhort to the contemplation of 293 1,3| published three post-Synodal Exhortations: the Exhortation on the 294 1,3| pastoral, positive and exhortative deserves a special consideration. 295 2,2| the Popes have repeatedly exhorted the faithful to the frequent 296 1,3| character. For example, he exhorts consecrated persons "to 297 Int | the dynamism which already existed in the preceding stage of 298 2,3| consecrated persons.~ ~ The reader experiences a certain sense of disillusionment 299 2,2| the concrete and adequate explanations to be able to live the Marian 300 4,2| kecharitôménê" (Lk 1: 28), expresses a very important characteristic 301 4,4| future in the hands of God, expressing her firm decision to dedicate 302 2,2| contemplative prayer... It is expressly recommended in the formation 303 1,3| consecrated life be made extensively evident in the post-Synodal 304 4,2| of highest dignity in the eyes of God could be the recipient 305 4,4| his priestly dignity, when faced with a great difficulty 306 4,4| than that of Abraham; she faces a horizon so mysterious 307 4,4| obstacles greater than those facing Abraham!~ ~ Mary' s response 308 3,1| document, the most decisive factor of formation, the most important 309 4,4| angel, Mary has all the facts she needs to make the free 310 2,3| by a hope that does not fail : 'I am with you always' ( 311 2,2| 18); it is a life 'held fast by Christ' (VC 25); 'touched 312 4,2| but the context is in favor of the affirmative meaning. 313 2,4| giving it the title of his favorite Marian prayer: Rosarium 314 2,2| They celebrate her feasts with joy ... and instinctively 315 3,1| Societies of Apostolic Life on February 2, 1990, published the Instruction 316 4,1| Mary. God recognizes her feminine dignity. God does not act 317 2,1| reaffirms the need of giving a fervent witness of communion and 318 | few 319 4,1| simply mean what the word" fiancée" means in present-day culture. 320 5 | the Virgin Mary, in her 'Fiat' and in her Magnificat, 321 3,2| perspective gives new light to the field of "fidelity".~ As the Pope 322 2,2| are dedicate only about fifteen lines (cfr, nn. 8; 10; 46). 323 4,2| to the present. Mary was filled with grace by God in the 324 4,4| then, is followed by Mary's final reaction: "Then Mary said: 325 2,3| awareness of one's own identity, finding again the inspiring nucleuses 326 4,3| the objection shows us the firmness of Mary's decision. Her 327 3,3| divine Word, who became flesh in her, Mary is the model 328 Int | her; we find him as the flower of humanity open on the 329 3,1| harmony and unity of life, the focal point of identity, has to 330 4,4| s explanation, then, is followed by Mary's final reaction: " 331 Int | wish to walk following the footsteps of the Lord".~ ~ In the 332 4,3| Mary's reaction-objection forces us to think that, at the 333 Int | same, yesterday, today and forever!" (Hb 13,8). In the first 334 3,1| discernment (nn. 13-31); 3) Formative Requirements (nn. 32-35). 335 Int | which can be neglected; this forms an essential part, - for 336 2,1| document. Consequently, and "a fortiori", no reference is made to 337 2,2| any mention of the need to foster, with renewed impulse in 338 3,1| Church, to the charism of the founder and to man of our time" ( 339 2,2| exhorted the faithful to the frequent recitation of the holy Rosary, 340 1,3| which the Bishops "should frequently refer".~ ~ The Congregation 341 3,3| poverty and receptive in fruitful virginity" (VC 112).~ ~ 342 4,2| with certainty the idea of fullness, the context gives legitimacy 343 Int | born of a human mother...' (Gal 4, 4). And 'Mary - as the 344 4,1| woman who lives in a city of Galilee, called Nazareth (Lk 1: 345 5 | is characterised by the generous offering of her whole being 346 1,1| must be clear; the most genuine and most important source 347 2,3| document, which had a long gestation period, was finished after 348 4,2| translated by "favored", "gifted with grace", "one for whom 349 4,4| places her honor and her glory in serving the Lord; she 350 2,2| consecrated life, have to go back to the Exhortation 351 2,1| the evangelical counsels goes "beyond the ordinary demands 352 4,2| should be understood thus: "graced by God", "full of grace 353 2,3| promulgation of the declaration Gravissima educationis of Vatican Council 354 4,1| of the woman, attains its greatest recognition in Mary. In 355 4,2| as "ave", " salve", "God greets you". In fact, not a few 356 3,3| fidelities of consecrated life grow and bear fruit. The Virgin 357 3,2| explicitly, a constant and growing "fidelity" to the commitments 358 3,3| dimensions of one's own vocation grows: "A filial relationship 359 2,2| conducting thread or the guide-motive which determines the articulation 360 1,3| necessary point of reference guiding the path of fidelity and 361 4,4| said: Here I am, I am the handmaid of the Lord; let what you 362 4,4| her whole future in the hands of God, expressing her firm 363 2,2| indications necessary to harmonize, in an adequate way, popular 364 Int | yesterday, today and forever!" (Hb 13,8). In the first number 365 2,2| VC 18); it is a life 'held fast by Christ' (VC 25); ' 366 4,2| translate it as " Good day", " Hello", etc. would be to place 367 1,3| within the people of God. It helped consecrated persons themselves 368 | Here 369 5 | with a specific spiritual heritage in the Church.~ ~ There 370 2,1| constitution. "I have no hesitation in saying that all pastoral 371 1,3| contemplation of her life hidden in Jesus Christ and at the 372 2,3| consecrated persons which is highly Christological: "By the 373 3,1| document bears the sign of its historical content and therefore, in 374 Int | words said by Paul VI in his homily on April 24, 1970, in the 375 4,1| of Joseph, a man of the house of David (Lk 1: 27). Without 376 | however 377 1,3| at the service of all. We humbly ask that the importance 378 4,3| conception. It is quite illogical, therefore, to think that 379 Int | is to be known, loved and imitated." (NMI, 29).~ Every person 380 3,3| maternal love, "loving her and imitating her in a radical manner 381 Int | be Christians, that is, imitators of Christ? Let us look at 382 Int | of humanity open on the immaculate and virginal stalk, which 383 1,3| because in l996 and the immediately successive years were not 384 Int | to reaffirm, with renewed impetus, the Christological sense 385 2,4| millennium ineunte has to be implemented in an explicitly Marian 386 3,2| It is then a question of implementing, consciously and explicitly, 387 4,4| 1: 45), a praise already implicit in the behavior of the angel.~ ~ 388 4,4| she trusts God. The angel, imposing a temporary muteness on 389 4,4| will make possible what is impossible according to ordinary law: 390 3,1| successively reviewed and improved. Concretely, the frame of 391 3,3| in her the Mystery of the Incarnation, she reminds consecrated 392 Int | opportune to reflect on the incisive words said by Paul VI in 393 3,4| such a revision would also include the effort to study, at 394 3,3| prayerful, a sublime model and incomparable teacher, with whom to remain 395 2,3| in number 28 is certainly incomplete. In it, for example, is 396 2,2| As we have seen, the index of the Letter includes these 397 1,3| theological elements which "indisputably" (VC 29), belong to the 398 4,4| extraordinary act of the infinite power of God will make possible 399 4,2| person remained outside the influence of the divine benevolence. 400 2,1| saying that all pastoral initiatives must be set in relation 401 3,1| It was necessary, then to insist on the fact that the key 402 3,4| can do it easily, taking inspiration from the content of the 403 2,3| find in Mary the model to inspire them in their relations 404 4,3| think also that the one who inspired such a plan was God, the 405 2,3| identity, finding again the inspiring nucleuses of a skilled educational 406 2,1| 58). This means, in last instance, that at the beginning of 407 2,2| feasts with joy ... and instinctively mistrust those who do not 408 3,1| the Instruction Potissimum institutioni, also known as Directives 409 3,4| their Constitutional texts intact, as they are. The members 410 3,4| persons will be able to integrate and enlighten the Trinitarian, 411 2,3| content. In no way do I intend to deny its merit. My task 412 4,2| wishes to give with the intensity which pleases him. The context 413 2,2| must be very clear that the intention of the Congregation in writing 414 Int | the 'example and that of intercession. Do we want to be Christians, 415 2,2| sharing, 'a special grace of intimacy' (VC 16); it is to become 416 2,4| the supreme one, should be intimately united to the Marian dimension, 417 Int | not therefore a matter of inventing a 'new programme'. The programme 418 2,4| millennium ineunte, in which I invited the People of God, after 419 Int | because nobody can change the irreplaceable foundation nor the end of 420 Int | the preceding stage of the itinerary of the Church, and concretely, 421 1,3| October 1, 2001, Cardinal Jan Pieter Schotte, General 422 4,2| birth I consecrated you" (Jer l:5), The context indicates 423 4,2| election-consecration of Jeremiah: "Before I formed you in 424 4,1| Lk 1: 26-27), Mary is a Jewish woman who lives in a city 425 3,1| clarified.~ ~ In his message of July 11, 1986, John Paul II wished 426 3,1| commitment, which did not do justice to the importance of the 427 3,1| fidelities", seeking to justify their theory and their practice 428 2,2| 300 pages which, though justly placing at the center of 429 4,2| The meaning and scope of "kecharitómené" depend on the meaning and 430 4,2| the greeting, the formula" kecharitôménê" (Lk 1: 28), expresses a 431 3,1| insist on the fact that the key of the harmony of life and 432 3,4| in this way, carry out knowingly the programme "Starting 433 4,3| level of the doctrine of the Koran (XIX, 20-22). ~ ~ The conception 434 4,2| I consecrated you" (Jer l:5), The context indicates 435 1,3| not difficult: because in l996 and the immediately successive 436 4,4| reproaches him for his lack of faith. On the contrary 437 1,3| the laity Christifideles laici (December 30, 1988), the 438 1,3| the Exhortation on the laity Christifideles laici (December 439 4,2| In fact, not a few of the Latin fathers who use the word " 440 4,4| impossible according to ordinary law: the synchronization between 441 Int | opens for us the way which leads to him. A two-fold way: 442 2,4| Remembering Christ with Mary"; "Learning Christ from Mary"; "Being 443 | least 444 3,4| years ago, have decided to leave their Constitutional texts 445 4,2| fullness, the context gives legitimacy to the celebrated translation 446 4,2| past-present value, it is legitimate to use the ordinary translation: " 447 5 | both of which are Apostolic Letters and both from the beginning 448 Int | the most perfect image of likeness or resemblance of Christ. 449 4,3| theme of verse 34 is not limited to this point. There still 450 1,1| should be interpreted in the line of living Tradition and 451 4,2| its content has a close link with that of the substantive " 452 Int | starting afresh" is closely linked to the idea of "beginning", 453 3,1| in the first place in the list of the "four great fidelities", 454 2,1| the primacy of grace"; "Listening to the Word"; "proclaiming 455 4,3| serious analysis of the literary structure of the text.~ ~ 456 2,4| spirituality of communion should be lived in an explicit way and also 457 3,3| is why "consecrated life looks at her as the sublime model 458 Int | himself, who is to be known, loved and imitated." (NMI, 29).~ 459 3,3| expressions of her maternal love, "loving her and imitating her in 460 4,2| attribute to such grace the luminosity of the light of the dawn. 461 5 | in her 'Fiat' and in her Magnificat, is characterised by the 462 4,3| This interpretation can be maintained and defended even without 463 Int | state of life, that is, maintaining and strengthening the Christological 464 4,2| She is surprised by the majesty of the greeting which is 465 3,1| to call attention to the major Superiors - men and women - 466 4,2| that, with regard to the manifestation of the divine benevolence, 467 2,1| take as a secure foundation manifested in his starting afresh in 468 | Many 469 2,2| disappointing. The Virgin Mary has a marginal place in the document. To 470 2,4| with Mary. The Letter is a Marian-Christological or Christological-Marian 471 5 | Christ-like persons" (VC 19) and "Marian-like" (cfr. VC 28, 94), offer 472 4,3| true image of Mary. The mariological value of the text is not 473 2,2| a prayer with a Biblical mark, centered on the contemplation 474 3,3| particular expressions of her maternal love, "loving her and imitating 475 2,1| to settle for a life of mediocrity, marked by a minimalist 476 3,4| text of the Exhortation. Meditating and accepting, with docility, 477 3,4| intact, as they are. The members of these Institutes will 478 1,3| to the creation of a new mentality regarding the mission of 479 Int | us - was not used by God merely in a passive way, but as 480 2,3| do I intend to deny its merit. My task today is to examine 481 2,2| wish to deny any of its merits. Today, I have to and I 482 4,2| achieve the great work of messianic maternity. Mary is the person 483 3,3| consecrated person the best method so that fidelity to all 484 2,2| n. 3).~ ~ Concerning the methodological approach as well as the 485 1,3| occasion, Cardinal Edward Michael Egan, Archbishop of New 486 2,2| the Love of Christ in the midst of Humanity (NN. 5-10); 487 3,3| 34), in "proclaiming the mighty things which the Lord accomplishes" ( 488 2,1| mediocrity, marked by a minimalist ethic and a shallow religiosity" ( 489 2,2| life. Neither is there a minimum space dedicated to the description 490 Int | which better than any other, mirrors the Lord; as the Council 491 2,2| joy ... and instinctively mistrust those who do not honor her" ( 492 2,3| from him to find again the motivating source of their mission. 493 4,3| this option for a religious motive: for the love of God. Mary 494 2,3| I am with you always' (Mt 28, 20)" (n.82).~ The Marian 495 4,2| consecrated by God with the multiple grace of all the gifts needed 496 4,4| angel, imposing a temporary muteness on Zechariah, (Lk 1: 20), 497 4,2| greeting of joy: " rejoice". Naturally, the meaning and weight 498 4,4| Mary has all the facts she needs to make the free and responsible 499 2,2| not a question of making a negative evaluation of this change. 500 | Next


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