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 1      I, 1     |         well as the life, ministry, spirituality and formation of deacons —
 2     II,Intro,4|                         4. Diaconal spirituality~11. The outlines of the
 3     II,Intro,4|            outlines of the specific spirituality of the deacon flow clearly
 4     II,Intro,4|          theological identity; this spirituality is one of service.~The model “
 5     II,Intro,4|            13:34-35; Lk 12:37).~The spirituality of service is a spirituality
 6     II,Intro,4|        spirituality of service is a spirituality of the whole Church, insofar
 7     II,Intro,4|           specific way, this is the spirituality of the deacon. In fact,
 8     II,Intro,4|      ministry.~12. Obviously such a spirituality must integrate itself harmoniously,
 9     II,Intro,4|              in each case, with the spirituality related to the state of
10     II,Intro,4|      Accordingly, the same diaconal spirituality acquires diverse connotations
11     II,Intro,7|            the specific charism and spirituality of the institute or society
12     II, I,2   |         about an authentic diaconal spirituality and offer effective incentives
13     II, I,4   |         characterised by a profound spirituality, a sense of belonging, a
14     II, I,5   |            of an authentic diaconal spirituality and readiness.~
15     II,III,2  |           knowledge of theology, of spirituality and of the ministry of deacon
16     II,IV,2   |           matured a certain defined spirituality: of the family, of consecration
17     II,IV,2   |         specific traits of diaconal spirituality.~72. The element which most
18     II,IV,2   |         most characterises diaconal spirituality is the discovery of and
19     II,IV,2   |         context of this Eucharistic spirituality, care will be taken to give
20     II,IV,2   |  characteristic element of diaconal spirituality is the Word of God, of which
21     II,IV,2   |            the traits proper to the spirituality of the deacon, drawing on
22     II,IV,2   |           the writings of classical spirituality and the example of the saints,
23    III, 3     |                               3~THE SPIRITUALITY OF THE DEACON~
24    III, 3,2   |             this stems the diaconal spirituality with its source in what
25    III, 3,3   |           by developing a community spirituality which bears witness to that
26    III, 3,6   |                                     Spirituality of deacons and states of
27    III, 4,4   |            that might exist between spirituality and ministry and, more fundamentally,
28    III, 4,4   |             profession and diaconal spirituality and “respond generously
29    III, 4,6   |             connected with diaconal spirituality, which it must nourish and
30    III, 4,6   |  theological tradition of Christian spirituality, intensive sessions in spirituality
31    III, 4,6   | spirituality, intensive sessions in spirituality and pilgrimages to places