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 1 Int  |        felt the need to deepen our sense of ecclesial communion,
 2   1,1| Consecrated life, in the Christian sense used here, cannot be considered
 3   2,1|            the active or reflexive sense of the expression: “For
 4   2,1|            s consecration. In that sense, every Christian is a consecrated
 5   2,1|          RdC 20c)~In this specific sense, consecrated life is “living
 6   2,2|           of life for him. In that sense, we can state that the entire
 7   2,2|        that gave the most defining sense to all the phases and all
 8   2,2|        Father, always lived with a sense of filial obedience, allowed
 9   2,3|          by the Church in a strong sense and considered an evangelic
10   2,5|        human persons. In a certain sense, he can be considered the
11   2,6|        word is used in a religious sense, the mandating subject is
12   2,6|           cf VC 96a; 97a)~ In that sense, consecrated persons are