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  1      I, 1      |         norms and guidelines for the life and formation of deacons.
  2      I, 1      |             vocation, as well as the life, ministry, spirituality
  3      I, 1      |        Directory on the Ministry and Life of Priests, the Congregation
  4      I, 1      |       Directory for the Ministry and Life of Permanent Deacons were
  5      I, 1      |       Directory for the Ministry and Life of Permanent Deacons, as
  6      I, 1      |        Directory on the Ministry and Life of Priests, has, together
  7      I, 1      |            institutes of consecrated life or societies of apostolic
  8      I, 1      |            or societies of apostolic life.~
  9      I,Intro,3 |          protagonist of the Church's life, worked mysteriously to
 10      I,Intro,3 |            necessary to the Church's life,(31) it is both convenient
 11     II    (1)  |             live a truly evangelical life, and instructed on how to
 12     II,Intro,2 |             to a generous and chaste life.~The essential form of the
 13     II,Intro,2 |             institute of consecrated life or a clerical society of
 14     II,Intro,2 |        clerical society of apostolic life.(13) Incardination does
 15     II,Intro,3 |     communities or sectors of church life, especially as regards charitable
 16     II,Intro,4 |           Leitmotiv of his spiritual life will therefore be service;
 17     II,Intro,4 |              related to the state of life. Accordingly, the same diaconal
 18     II,Intro,5 |              formed in the spiritual life and appropriately instructed
 19     II,Intro,7 |            institutes of consecrated life and in societies of apostolic
 20     II,Intro,7 |            in societies of apostolic life~17. The institution of the
 21     II,Intro,7 |            institutes of consecrated life and societies of apostolic
 22     II,Intro,7 |           and societies of apostolic life is regulated by the norms
 23     II,Intro,7 |            Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic
 24     II,Intro,7 |           and Societies of Apostolic Life or the Congregation for
 25     II, I,1    |           God, to a new and immortal life”.(24) And not only this:
 26     II, I,4    |          initiation to the spiritual life, in theological study and
 27     II, I,6    |             determination to grow in life according to the Spirit
 28     II,II      |              the particular state of life of those called should be
 29     II,II,2    |             the candidate's state of life~a) Unmarried~36. “On the
 30     II,II,2    |      children lead a truly Christian life and have good reputations”.(41)~
 31     II,II,2    |      addition to stability of family life, married candidates cannot
 32     II,II,2    |          soundness in their state of life.~Moreover, a precondition
 33     II,II,2    |            institutes of consecrated life and of societies of apostolic
 34     II,II,2    |            of societies of apostolic life~39. Permanent deacons belonging
 35     II,II,2    |            institutes of consecrated life or to societies of apostolic
 36     II,II,2    |            to societies of apostolic life (45) are called to enrich
 37     II,II,2    |              or consecrated state of life. They will therefore commit
 38     II,III,3   |        clerical society of apostolic life of pontifical right, the
 39     II,III,4   |            institutes of consecrated life or societies of apostolic
 40     II,III,4   |            or societies of apostolic life, formation will be carried
 41     II,III,6   |             institute of consecrated life or a society of apostolic
 42     II,III,6   |            or a society of apostolic life who have taken perpetual
 43     II,III,6   |        clerical society of apostolic life of pontifical right it belongs
 44     II,IV,1    |    incomprehensible for himself, his life is senseless, if love is
 45     II,IV,1    |        fidelity to a precise rule of life. A decisive assistance can
 46     II,IV,1    |     individualism which threaten the life of each one, ready to open
 47     II,IV,1    |           are also of use. Community life—in the various forms in
 48     II,IV,2    |           the development of the new life received in Baptism.~When
 49     II,IV,2    |          experience of the spiritual life, such as, recognition of
 50     II,IV,2    |            according to his state of life, he will already have matured
 51     II,IV,2    |        consecration in the religious life. The spiritual formation
 52     II,IV,2    |        nourishment for his spiritual life by means of its loving and
 53     II,IV,2    |       repercussions on his spiritual life, which must be characterised
 54     II,IV,2    |            synthesis of his state of life, his profession and the
 55     II,IV,3    |        nourishment for his spiritual life and a precious instrument
 56     II,IV,4    |          justice and charity;~d) the life of the community, in particular
 57     II,Conclu  |            but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many, you
 58     II,Conclu  |            if that means giving your life for your brothers and sisters,
 59    III         |      DIRECTORY ~FOR THE MINISTRY AND LIFE ~OF PERMANENT DEACONS~
 60    III, 1,2    |             institute of consecrated life or in a society of apostolic
 61    III, 1,2    |            in a society of apostolic life which has the faculty to
 62    III, 1,2    |             institute of consecrated life or society of apostolic
 63    III, 1,2    |              or society of apostolic life shall exercise ministry
 64    III, 1,2    |            institutes of consecrated life or societies of apostolic
 65    III, 1,2    |            or societies of apostolic life shall adhere to the norms
 66    III    (50) |       Directory for the Ministry and Life of Priests of the Congregation
 67    III, 1,2    |              promote their spiritual life, to carry out charitable
 68    III, 1,2    |            institutes of consecrated life or societies of apostolic
 69    III, 1,2    |            or societies of apostolic life.(62)~Permanent deacons must
 70    III    (69) |             the necessities of their life and for the just remuneration
 71    III, 2,1    |            or a section of ecclesial life.(79) Thus deacons assist
 72    III, 2,2    |            of the liturgy and of the life of the Church.(85) Moreover,
 73    III, 2,2    |          circumstances and stages of life.(89)~24. It is for the deacon
 74    III    (92) |        Directory on the Ministry and Life of Priests, Tota Ecclesia (
 75    III    (93) |            Institutes of Consecrated Life and the Societies of Apostolic
 76    III    (93) |           the Societies of Apostolic Life, Pontifical Council for
 77    III, 2,2    |              rights of the family or life. They should also be aware
 78    III, 2,2    |               are carried into daily life. Mission includes witness
 79    III, 2,3    |           inspire him to holiness of life so that he may be a worthy
 80    III, 2,4    |            ecclesial and sacramental life which are expressly permitted
 81    III, 2,5    |              proper charisms, in the life and mission of the Church.~
 82    III, 2,5    |             lay groups; in promoting life in all its phases and transforming
 83    III, 2,6    |        prompts the transformation of life by the liturgy, resulting
 84    III, 2,6    |         particularly involved in the life of the Church.~For the good
 85    III, 3,1    |       mindful of this reality in his life and ministry. He should
 86    III, 3,1    |           men ask about this present life and of the life to come
 87    III, 3,1    |              present life and of the life to come and how one is related
 88    III, 3,2    |             to serve and to give his life as a ransom for many” (Mt
 89    III, 3,2    |             diverse circumstances of life. The character received
 90    III    (181)|   wholehearted effort to lead a holy life and to promote the growth
 91    III, 3,2    |      according to one's own state of life. The deacon is called to
 92    III, 3,2    |             is called to live a holy life because he has been sanctified
 93    III, 3,3    |         mankind. Hence the spiritual life of the deacon should deepen
 94    III, 3,3    |           the way, the truth and the life for every deacon in the
 95    III, 3,3    |             not die but have eternal life” (John 3:16). It was for
 96    III, 3,3    |              must be apparent in the life of the deacon. Growth in
 97    III, 3,3    |           component of the spiritual life of every deacon.~A “natural
 98    III, 3,4    |                Aids to the Spiritual Life~50. The aforementioned points
 99    III, 3,4    |             primacy of the spiritual life. The deacon, mindful that
100    III, 3,4    |            priority to the spiritual life and live their diaconia
101    III, 3,4    |            Progress in the spiritual life is achieved primarily by
102    III, 3,4    |             ministry in integrity of life. (194) Such ministry not
103    III, 3,4    |          only develops the spiritual life but promotes the theological
104    III, 3,4    |              course to perfection of life. The very holiness of priests
105    III, 3,4    |           lasting fount of spiritual life”. (201) The closer deacons
106    III, 3,4    |              growth in the spiritual life and to the increase of the
107    III, 3,4    |              regard to the spiritual life, deacons should devote particular
108    III, 3,4    |        expiatory victim, the food of life eternal and friend of all
109    III, 3,5    |                               Prayer life~56. The deacon shall always
110    III, 3,5    |            inform their whole prayer life since deacons, as ministers,
111    III, 3,5    |         cause deacons to imitate her life. In this way a Marian dimension
112    III, 3,5    |          inevitably arise throughout life, but also in employing the
113    III, 3,6    |             of deacons and states of life~59. In contrast with the
114    III, 3,6    |              in charity. In celibate life, indeed, love becomes a
115    III, 3,6    |             fidelity to the celibate life the better to move them
116    III, 3,6    |         significance in contemporary life for service to the People
117    III, 3,6    |       special gift of God throughout life for the benefit of the entire
118    III, 3,6    |            faithful to the spiritual life and the duties of their
119    III, 3,6    |        nourishment for the spiritual life of those deacons who are
120    III, 3,6    |            are married. Since family life and professional responsibilities
121    III, 3,6    |            fidelity, a source of new life, a support in times of joy
122    III, 3,6    |            the challenges of married life and the demands of daily
123    III, 3,6    |           they strengthen the family life not only of the Church community
124    III, 3,6    |            the obligations of family life, work and ministry can be
125    III, 3,6    |            working to promote family life”. (224)~62. It is necessary
126    III, 3,6    |            is a particular moment in life which calls for faith and
127    III, 3,6    |   hopelessness. While this period of life is difficult, it is also
128    III, 4,1    |            of Christian and diaconal life. (227) Indeed, “those who
129    III, 4,1    |          formation for the apostolic life and stressed the need for
130    III    (234)|       Directory for the ministry and life of priests (31 January 1994),
131    III, 4,5    |        reminder to the deacon in his life and ministry. Hence permanent
132    III, 4,5    | configuration of the deacon's entire life to Christ who loves all
133    III    (236)|       Directory for the ministry and life of priests Tota Ecclesia,
134    III, 4,6    |      harmonize all dimensions of the life and ministry of the deacon.
135    III    (237)|       Directory for the ministry and life of priests, Tota Ecclesia,
136    III, 4,6    |             their ministry and daily life particularly, deacons should
137    III    (239)|       Directory for the ministry and life of priestly, Tota Ecclesia,
138    III, 4,6    |          manner, for it is from this life that springs up that love
139    III, 4,6    |           touchstone of the deacon's life and activity, the indispensable
140    III, 4,6    |              a balanced synthesis of life. In this way, the spiritual
141    III, 4,7    |          Bishops should regulate the life and activity of this organization
142     IV         |            make the ministry and the life of deacons fruitful by teaching
143     IV         |           your everyday and ordinary life filled with love, knew how