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| Alphabetical [« »] person 1 personal 3 personnel 2 persons 30 perspective 1 phase 1 phenomena 1 | Frequency [« »] 32 which 30 charism 30 consecrated 30 persons 30 they 29 by 29 church | P. Fabio Ciardi, OMI Consecrated life, “school of communion”… IntraText - Concordances persons |
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1 1 | the ability of consecrated persons to express “a fraternity 2 1 | Fraternal life of consecrated persons is, in addition, called 3 2,1| noticed between consecrated persons and laity.~Even the terminology 4 2,1| Talking about consecrated persons has not rarely created in 5 2,1| prerogative of consecrated persons, was considered superior, 6 2,1| for joy for consecrated persons. They are now closer to 7 2,1| world” like consecrated persons. Consequently it is not 8 2,1| communion between consecrated persons and the laity. Already the 9 2,1| of clergy and consecrated persons. For the so-called Christian 10 2,1| especially among consecrated persons and laity is beginning”, 11 2,2| special vocations ~ ~Beside persons who live their Christian 12 2,3| come to a third type of lay persons, those directly connected 13 2,3| families, couples, single persons, young people desire to 14 2,3| therefore happy that some lay persons, called by God, want to 15 2,3| relations between consecrated persons and the laity.” (54) It 16 2,3| the decline of consecrated persons necessary to carry out activities, 17 3,1| absolutely necessary to put lay persons in the places left “vacant” 18 3,1| numerous presence of lay persons in the works is not felt 19 3,1| survival of the Institute. Lay persons are placed in the apostolic 20 3,3| the Church; as baptized persons they can and must live their 21 4,1| juridical bonds. There are persons who work in our ministries, 22 4,1| business ones. There are persons attracted by the spirituality 23 4,2| a relationship with lay persons of a more spiritual and 24 4,2| activity can employ lay persons full-time in their works 25 4,3| co-responsibility?~ ~When lay persons make their “contribution” 26 4,4| people. They expect to find persons capable of listening and 27 5,1| only by the consecrated persons, but of giving a spiritual 28 5,1| strong point in consecrated persons and could not develop all 29 5,3| identity as consecrated persons.~For the laity it is clear 30 5,4| between religious and lay persons, as well as plan times of