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 1   1  |         plan.” (Fraternal Life in Community n. 10) For this reason,
 2   1  |         and then in the ecclesial community, and even beyond its boundaries,
 3   1  | experienced within our fraternity/community.~ Fraternal life of consecrated
 4   2,2|       syntony: like the religious community, they are often born from
 5   2,2|     Association, Catholic Action, Community of Beatitudes, New Path
 6   2,2|           of Beatitudes, New Path Community, Communion and Liberation,
 7   2,2|         the challenge of war, the Community of St. Egidio and the Combonians;
 8   2,3|           of time the Institute’s community life and its particular
 9   3,1|        also because the religious community, accustomed to family style
10   3,2|         the spiritual life of the community, and be enriched regarding
11   3,3|    together can we give life to a community that passes on the Gospel
12   4,2|         the Institute. A monastic community will preferably have a relationship
13   4,2|           and formative nature. A community dedicated to evangelization
14   4,2|      activity of the Institute. A community devoted to education or
15   4,4|           a right to experience a community in which reciprocal love
16   4,4|       among the components of the community itself and toward the lay
17   4,5|       they will be helped to live community life. But as a deep communion
18   5,2|           to a separation between community and work. The works of the
19   5,2|      theological motivation). The community is not “together” only for
20   5,2|           a distinction between a community economy and the ministry
21   5,2|     fraternity and belonging to a community which expresses its own
22   5,3|   apostolic fields of a religious community. What’s more, it is precisely
23   5,3|          of the charism…~Also the community acquires a new dimension:
24   5,3|          of real hospitality of a community is directly proportionate
25   5,3|          and not an experience of community.~Within this reciprocity
26   5,3|           brothers and sisters in community, or, still more simply,
27   5,3|         the risk of splitting the community. The whole religious community
28   5,3|    community. The whole religious community is called to be guarantor