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 1   2  |      the charism of a religious institute. A suitable reflection,
 2   2,3|      certain period of time the Institute’s community life and its
 3   2,3|        that the identity of the Institute in its internal life is
 4   2,3|     only in carrying out of the Institute’s works but especially in
 5   2,3| spirituality and mission of the Institute…Whereas in times past it
 6   3  |        support the works of the Institute.~This last factor was probably
 7   3,1|      assure the survival of the Institute. Lay persons are placed
 8   4,1|       sharing the spirit of the Institute without special bonds beyond
 9   4,1|       level of belonging to the Institute the bond of communion will
10   4,2|  diversity of the bond with the Institute also depends on the nature
11   4,2|    depends on the nature of the Institute. A monastic community will
12   4,2|    evangelizing activity of the Institute. A community devoted to
13   4,3|       to reach the goals of the Institute, the mode of involvement
14   4,3|       Simple collaboration: the Institute keeps collaborators informed
15   5,2|      and work. The works of the Institute—schools, hospitals, rest
16   5,3|      beyond the confines of the Institute” in areas more typically