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 1   1  |          refuge. We are urged to experience the demanding dynamics of
 2   2  | movements, 3) those who share an experience of life with religious.~
 3   2,1|         has been recognized. The experience of Catholic action and other
 4   2,1|        that were emerging in the experience of their institutes, spoke
 5   2,1|          with her I can share my experience of life, as I can accept
 6   2,2|         done together. It was an experience of intense and very rich
 7   2,2| patrimony, the many treasures of experience and wisdom and a great variety
 8   2,3|       truly a new chapter in the experience of consecrated life in these
 9   2,3|        harmed.” (VC 56)~ In this experience of communion we do not see
10   2,3|     values of the charism, “will experience at first hand the spirit
11   4,1|   different. Gradually, based on experience a suitable legislature is
12   4,4|      Spirit they have a right to experience a community in which reciprocal
13   4,5|         direction, also with our experience. But there can be even more.
14   4,5|          communion. ~This is the experience that, for example, has been
15   4,5|       upon this tried and proven experience, also the lay associates
16   5,3|         is clear that the direct experience of the charism and the spirit
17   5,3|           or “a meal” and not an experience of community.~Within this
18   5,3|      predominantly an individual experience, there is the risk of splitting
19   5,4|          plan times of study and experience together. Then it will be