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501   3,3|               and began to speak foreign languages as the Spirit gave them
502   2,6|                  five words of Greek and Latin origin: (apostolo) apostle, (
503 Con  |                    The new Code of Canon Law (January 25, 1983) confirmed
504   1,3|                Son’s “way of life”. (cf. LC 44; 46) Christ’s way of
505   3,3|            Spirit of truth comes he will lead you to the complete truth,
506   3,3|                  cf Jn 13:13) the model, leader, person in charge, the “
507   2,3|                 about Mary “ever Virgin” leads harmoniously to the certainty
508   2,3|                    who can be “pillar to lean on” for him. (Sir 36:26)
509   2,3|                 that consecrated persons learn the true meaning and balanced
510   3,3|                will say only what he has learned;” (Jn 16:12-12) According
511      | least
512   3,3|                    Jn 14:16) “I will not leave you orphans.” (Jn 14:18)~
513 Con  |                do not challenge the full legitimacy of other ways of life in
514   2,2|           obedient to the Father and his legitimate representatives in “what
515      | less
516 Con  |                  need men and women who, letting themselves be formed in
517   2,1|                  a common or fundamental level in Christ’s consecration.
518   2,5|             describe adequately Christ’s lifestyle and apostolate without stressing
519   2,5|             Lazarus, for example: “Jesus lifted up his eyes and said: ‘Father,
520   2,4|                  consecrated persons, is limited and determined by the specific
521   2,6|            cannot be reduced to just the limits of his preaching and healing
522   1,3|               they had received from the lips of Christ, from living with
523   3,3|                  Pentecost. After having listened to the voice of the Father
524   1,3|                 transmission. In effect, looking more closely at the content
525   2,6|               believes in him may not be lost but may have eternal life.
526   2,6|              life to human beings: “…God loved the world so much that he
527   1,2|                 her life and holiness.” (Lumen Gentium 44) This means that
528   2,3|                questionable~reasons. The Magisterium rightly praises “consecrated”
529 Int  |                 rightly been called the “magna charta” of consecrated life
530   2,2|            choice of total availability, maintained constantly in absolute fidelity,
531   1,2|                  a matter of knowing and maintaining the truth about the type
532   2,6|       missionario) missionary, (mandato) mandate, (inviato) messenger/envoy
533   2,6|                in a religious sense, the mandating subject is God. The mission
534   2,6|                missionario) missionary, (mandato) mandate, (inviato) messenger/
535 Con  |                 live matrimony in a holy manner.~ Religious, basically,
536   2,6|                or another aspects of the many-faceted mystery of Christ-Apostle.
537   2,5|                41), he prayed intensely. Mark kept the original Aramaic
538   2,2|                 Biblical texts which, in marvelous summary, present the choice
539   2,3|            insult against him. But Jesus masterfully defended his choice and
540   2,4|               reasonable detachment from material possessions… But baptism
541 Con  |             brother and sisters who live matrimony in a holy manner.~ Religious,
542   3,4|               this desire, helping it to mature into a positive response
543 Con  |                  the missionary. In what measure are these two elements present
544   1,1|                  in the flesh of Christ, mediator and fullness of the revelation
545   1,3|               truly constitutes a living memoryof Jesus’ way of living and
546   2,6|                   who in his ministry of mercy revealed the merciful love
547   1,3|                 of the Savior’s life and message.” (VC 22c)~ Faithful to
548   2,6|             origin: (apostolo) apostle, (messo) messenger, (missionario)
549   3,3|                came around, they had all met in one room, when suddenly
550      | might
551   1,2|            Church made up only of sacred ministers and lay people does not
552   3,2|                confirm his doctrine with miraculous words. The people exclaimed: “
553   2,3|                  Church.” (VC 16a) It is misleading, therefore, to describe
554   1,2|            consecrated life can never be missing in the Church: “…the profession
555   2,6|             apostle, (messo) messenger, (missionario) missionary, (mandato) mandate, (
556   2,4|                public life Jesus dressed moderately well (cf Jn 19:23-24); he
557   2,2|                  the Father and in every moment he fulfilled his Father’
558   2,4|              concrete destination of the monetary content of their “bank”. (
559 Int  |                  22) ” (RdC 22a)~ ~ Five months later, the Congregation
560 Con  |                 the institute not only a moral conduct in harmony with
561   2,5|                 habit for Jesus: “In the morning he arose when it was still
562 Con  |                  Paul VI decided, in the motu proprio Ecclesiae Sanctae (
563   3,4|                  it is he who shapes and moulds the hearts of those who
564   2,6|                  The source of apostolic movement is found in God Father,
565   1,2|              lack of churches and church movements that dispensed completely
566      | MR
567   3,3|                 vision of the events and mysteries, we cannot state that the
568   1,1|                with criteria of a purely~natural character. In fact, it is
569   2,2|              earthly existence, Jesus of Nazareth adopted the way of life
570   3,3|                the incarnate Word, there needed to be a new phase of this
571   2,1|                   Consecrated life today needs a special rebirth which
572   2,3|                the birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has
573      | next
574   2,5|                   and he spent the whole night in prayer to God. When day
575 Int  |               three chapters. Chapter 1 (nn. 14-40), which contains
576   1,1|                 plant born and raised in no-man’s-land, because it sprang
577   3,3|           powerful wind from heaven, the noise of which filled the entire
578   2,5|           through them, to believers and non-believers alike…they have the task
579   1,2|                  it was something simply nonessential. The Church of God could
580   2,6|                 necessary to know how to nourish carefully the particular
581   2,3|                celibacy.” (John Paul II, November 16, 1994) The evangelical
582   2,5|            consecrated life.~The time of novitiate is the most appropriate
583      | nowhere
584 Int  |            element is present in various numbers of Vita consecrata, “which
585   2,2|                 I come… to do your will, O God.” (Heb 10:5,7) This
586   3,2|                 unclean spirits and they obey him.” (Mk 1:27) In his preaching
587   1,1|                   The recognition of the objective excellence of the Gospel
588   2,5|                  dense prayer of praise, oblation and intercession.~The most
589   2,3|               express a commandment that obliges all, but a counsel that
590 Int  |            persons, the same description occupies a very visible place: “By
591 Con  |                 divine revelation, which occurred in Christ.~ Religious are
592 Int  |                 Mission in the School”. (October 28, 2002) In the first part,
593      | off
594   2,4|                    cf Lk 2:49; 23;46) He offered all that he was and had
595   2,4|                  revealed in the perfect offering of all that is his to the
596   2,4|                Jn 19:23-24); he accepted offerings (cf Lk 8:3) and decided,
597      | often
598   2,4|                Already in the context of Old Testament revelation, the
599      | once
600   3,4|                   VC 71b) in initial and ongoing formation of consecrated
601   3,4|                 One’s whole life must be open to the action of the Holy
602   3,2|                    was at prayer, heaven opened and the Holy Spirit descended
603   3,3|                   The Holy Spirit had to operate as Paraclete and as Spirit
604   2,1|               are to be evaluated not as opposing elements of a dilemma, but
605   1,3|               the apostles who, by their oral preaching, by example and
606   3,2|            authority behind it: he gives orders even to unclean spirits
607   1,3|             preaching, by example and by ordinances, handed on what they had
608 Con  |           fifteen years ago, a text that ordinarily is less explicit in the
609   2,2|                  of consecrated persons, organically structured and committed
610   2,6|              dedicate one’s energies and organization to representing with special
611 Con  |           Christological and Trinitarian orientations of Vita consecrata. Other
612   2,5|                 intensely. Mark kept the original Aramaic of this repeated
613 Con  |          characteristic qualities can be outlined only by accepting the fullness
614 Con  |                  fanaticism, try to live outside or above the values of Christ’
615   3,2|               desert, Jesus victoriously overcomes “every kind of temptation” (
616   3,2|              that the kingdom of God has overtaken you.” (Mt 12:28)~ All the
617   2,6|             Spirit. (Lk 4: 18-19) In the parable of the vineyard, he presents
618 Int  |                 In the last of its three paragraphs we find the splendid description
619   2,4|            Within this framework all the particulars on the social-economic status
620 Int  |           divided, therefore, into three parts. First part: consecrated
621   2,5|               The Gospel accounts on the paschal supper are a rich testimony
622 Int  |          December 30, 1988); on priests, Pastores dabo vobis (March 25, 1992);
623 Con  |                to transmit the spiritual patrimony of each institute. (Cf ES
624   1,1|            happen in full respect of the Pauline theological principle: “
625 Int  |                 the brethren.’ (VC 22)” (PCMS 25)~ The title of today’
626 Int  |                  same time stressing the peculiarities that characterize the states
627   3,3|              some new elements of truth, pedagogically reserved for the period
628   1,3|                   presence a typical and permanent visibility of the characteristic
629   2,4|                 person can do all that’s permitted to any other Christian.
630   2,3|             virginally and professes the perpetual virginity of Mary. The profound
631   2,6|              messenger. He asks of him a personal involvement in the fulfillment
632   2,1|                the way of life practiced personally by Jesus..” (VC 31d)~“Consecrated
633   3,3|               speech.”(Acts 2:1-4) “Then Peter stood up with the Eleven
634   2,5|               summoned his disciples and picked twelve of them; he called
635   1,2|               without consecrated life.~ Picking up and studying the doctrine
636   2,5|                  expressive and detailed picture of Jesus’ prayer is that
637   2,3|                  Sal 128:3), who can be “pillar to lean on” for him. (Sir
638   2,4|                     VC 22b) Truly Christ placed himself and all that he
639   1,1|                   cannot be considered a plant born and raised in no-man’
640   2,2|                always do the things that please him.” (Jn. 8:29)~Paul sincerely
641   1,1|              characteristic notes can be pointed out only on the basis of
642   2,1|               part of the program of the positiveness and renunciations of baptism.
643 Int  |                were celebrated and three post-synodal Apostolic Exhortations were
644   3,3|                heard what sounded like a powerful wind from heaven, the noise
645 Int  |              talk, we will consider some practical consequences for the constitutions
646 Con  |                  Constitutions must be a precious summary of the spiritual
647   2,5|                 the way with which Jesus prepared himself for big choices: “
648 Con  |                  is less explicit in the presentation of the Christological and
649 Con  |               special mission of members presented in the Constitutions as
650 Int  |                   December 30, 1988); on priests, Pastores dabo vobis (March
651   2,3|                 chastity is not only nor primarily a project characterized
652   1,1|                  the Pauline theological principle: “And if it was given you,
653 Con  |              evangelical and theological principles of religious life” (ES II,
654   2,3|               time, it emerges that very probably the word “eunuch” was used
655   3,4|                Christ continually in the process of growth.’ (MR 11)” (VC
656   2,6|                mission”. (VC 76)~ Christ proclaimed himself apostle of God,
657 Int  |                 afresh from Christ means proclaiming that consecrated life is
658   3,3|           announcement of Jesus’ absence produced great sorrow in the heart
659   2,3|                 conceived virginally and professes the perpetual virginity
660 Int  |                 dedicated to tracing the profile of consecrated persons,
661   3,3|                job of helping the Twelve progress in knowledge of the truth.
662   2,3|                 not only nor primarily a project characterized by renunciation. “
663   3,4|                 conformed to Christ, the prolongation in history of a special
664   2,4|                possessions … in the form proper to the evangelical councils”. (
665   2,6|                  complete the mission as prophet and evangelizer in his name
666   3,1|                of salvation history. The prophets, for example, were inspired
667   3,2|                   Far from accepting the proposals of the evil spirit, he fulfills
668   3,2|                  praying and missionary, proposed to him by the Father and
669 Con  |                  VI decided, in the motu proprio Ecclesiae Sanctae (August
670   2,5|                 he can be considered the prototype of the spiritual and apostolic
671   2,3|                house-nest of his own (cf Ps 84:4), a house-home of his
672   3,1|             those men spoke for God”. (2 Pt 1:21) ~ ~ ~
673   3,2|                spirit.” (Mk 3:30 For the pure of heart, however, the reality
674   1,1|              below or with criteria of a purely~natural character. In fact,
675   3,2|                 total communion with the purest of spirits, that is, in
676   3,4|                 on an endless journey of purification, they become, day after
677   2,2|                 the commandment, for the purpose of being conformed more
678   2,4|                 that served the specific purposes of the “new family” that
679   3,4|                 to be with Christ and to put themselves, as he did, at
680   2,4|                 Christ’s poverty without putting it in close relationship
681 Con  |               nature. Its characteristic qualities can be outlined only by
682   2,3|                 life done for selfish or questionable~reasons. The Magisterium
683 Con  |                  ask oneself a couple of questions in this regard. Are the
684   1,3|          ourselves be enlightened by the radiant light of Christ’s “way of
685   1,1|              considered a plant born and raised in no-man’s-land, because
686   1,3|                VC 93c; 94a), renewed and re-invigorated after Pentecost with the
687   2,6|                 apostolate.~This witness reaches its highest degree in the
688   2,4|             reality of his flesh and the realities at his disposition were
689   2,4|              Christ are called to live…a reasonable detachment from material
690   2,3|                result of a philosophical reasoning. It is from Christ that
691   2,3|                  selfish or questionable~reasons. The Magisterium rightly
692   2,1|               life today needs a special rebirth which will help to concretely
693   2,4|                 poor Christ: “…all those reborn in Christ are called to
694   3,3|                  26) to Christ, not only recalling all that Christ had said
695   3,4|                  mission” (VC 17a; 35c), receives in addition “a specific
696   1,1|                 of self-sufficiency. The recognition of the objective excellence
697   2,5|                  contemplated).~ We must recognize that a characteristic trait
698   1,1|                 in this horizon, must be recognized as the true “Way”. (Jn 14:
699   1,3|                 the announcements of his redeeming death and gave to the Apostles
700   2,4|                poor humanity, in need of redemption, he “emptied (‘ekénôsen’)
701   2,6|               mission of Jesus cannot be reduced to just the limits of his
702   1,1|                   it is indispensable to refer to the “Reality” of the
703   2,4|               can be established only by referring explicitly to the Gospel
704 Con  |              couple of questions in this regard. Are the power and harmony
705   2,2|                 representatives in “what regards perfection, beyond the commandment,
706   2,3|           exegetical studies confirm and reinforce the Church’s interpretation.
707   2,5|             Christ in prayer in order to remain faithful to his plan of
708 Int  |                  in fact, that document “remains the most significant and
709   3,3|                 send in my name, he…will remind you of all that I have told
710   3,3|        revelation, the Holy Spirit “will render testimony” (Jn 15:26) to
711 Int  |                 the path of fidelity and renewal of Institutes of Consecrated
712   1,3|            vivendi forma” (VC 93c; 94a), renewed and re-invigorated after
713   2,1|                  of the positiveness and renunciations of baptism. The evangelical
714   2,5|                 original Aramaic of this repeated invocation: “Abbà, Father!” (
715   1,3|                  the Father, continually represent in the Church the “way of
716   2,6|             energies and organization to representing with special effect one
717 Con  |             which is life in the Spirit, requires of every member of the institute
718   3,3|                  of truth, pedagogically reserved for the period of the churches
719   2,6|         identical mission, signifies not respecting either Biblical information,
720   2,6|         established by God.~ Surely, God respects the freedom and responsibility
721 Con  |                be humble water-carriers; responding to God’s call and supported
722   3,4|                to mature into a positive response and sustaining it as it
723 Con  |                  on his part, was always responsibly docile to the Father in
724   3,3|              these separated and came to rest on the head of each of them.
725   3,2|               Son, the Beloved; my favor rests on you.'’ (Lk 3; 21-22)~
726   3,3|                 through the life, death, resurrection and Ascension of the incarnate
727   3,3|                  the Father, awaiting to return in glory.~ The announcement
728   3,2|              power of the Spirit in him, returned to Galilee”, (Lk 4:14) and
729   1,3|                 of married life. He thus reveals the sublime excellence and
730 Int  |                is 95 out of 186), is the richest from a doctrinal point of
731   2,2|             eternal life thanks to (his) righteousness…” (Rom 5:21) Christ undoubtedly
732   2,2|                to (his) righteousness…” (Rom 5:21) Christ undoubtedly
733   3,3|                  they had all met in one room, when suddenly they heard
734   3,1|                 all earthly creatures as ruler of them. (cf Jn 1:26-27)~
735   1,1|                born and raised in no-man’s-land, because it sprang up and
736   1,3|            supper, while instituting the sacrament of his body and blood, Jesus
737   3,4|                  the fundamental gift of sacramental grace of baptism from the “
738   3,3|              have told you these things, sadness had filled your heart.” (
739   3,4|             their disciples to be lived, safeguarded, deepened and constantly
740   2,4|                  he became poor for your sake, to make you rich out of
741   2,3|                the love of a spouse (cf. Sal 128:3), who can be “pillar
742   3,2|               inaugurated a new phase in salvific activity.~ The immaculate
743   2,6|               witness to Christ, “divine Samaritan”, (VC 83b) who in his ministry
744 Con  |               the motu proprio Ecclesiae Sanctae (August 6, 1966), that Constitutions
745   2,3|                 this Reign justifies and sanctifies celibacy.” (John Paul II,
746   1,3|                defending the dignity and sanctity of married life. He thus
747   2,6|           through him the world might be saved.” (Jn 3:16-17)~ The apostolic
748   1,3|                  living tradition of the Savior’s life and message.” (VC
749   2,2|           entering into the world Christ says: … Behold I come… to do
750   3,2|                  Spirit.” (Mt 1:18)~ The scene of the consecration and
751 Int  |                 and Their Mission in the School”. (October 28, 2002) In
752   2,6|            Biblical meaning .~ In Sacred Scripture, when the word is used in
753   2,2|                 Father.~He described the secret of his dynamism thus: “My
754 Int  |             closes the first of the four sections of that chapter. That number
755   3,2|             suggestions of the Spirit in seeking the good of humanity.~ After
756      | seemed
757   2,5|              praying Christ ~ As we have seen, Christ is the consecrated
758   1,1|        temptations born from a spirit of self-sufficiency. The recognition of the
759   2,3|                 of married life done for selfish or questionable~reasons.
760   2,6|           necessary to shed light on the semantic field of the word. In Italian,
761   2,3|               the saying shows in a very Semitic way that Jesus does not
762   3,3|               into heaven: “And now I am sending down to you what the Father
763   2,4|               poor Christ is not clearly separable either from the obedient
764   3,3|              like tongues of fire; these separated and came to rest on the
765   2,6|         themselves to become like Christ Servant, the better they will exercise
766   2,2|           adopted the way of life of the Servant-Son in everything. He let himself
767   2,4|               common purse, a purse that served the specific purposes of
768   3,1|                  in the image of God and set over all earthly creatures
769   2,3|                 active exercise of one’s sexuality.~ The choice of consecrated
770   3,2|                  will cover you with its shadow”. (Lk 1:35) Mary, therefore, “
771      | shall
772   3,2|               descended on him in bodily shape, like a dove. And a voice
773   3,4|                into action; it is he who shapes and moulds the hearts of
774   2,6|          missionary”, it is necessary to shed light on the semantic field
775 Con  |                 theological perspective, shedding new light on the theology
776 Con  |        millennium, consecrated life will shine as “ a ‘living memory of
777   2,6|             humanity. On the cross Jesus shines as the greatest apostle-martyr
778   3,3|              truth. As a matter of fact, shortly before his departure, Jesus
779      | should
780   2,6|                Testament texts, in fact, show that Christ can justly be
781   3,2|                 spotless behavior, Jesus showed that the Reign of God had
782 Int  |             directors of AMCG for having shown me their trust again, inviting
783   2,5|               healing activity under the sign of prayer. Before the tomb
784   2,2|                fidelity, was what gave a significance of the deepest obedience
785 Int  |               document “remains the most significant and necessary point of reference
786   2,6|              same and identical mission, signifies not respecting either Biblical
787   2,3|                before, and “more than, a simple renunciation, are a specific
788   1,2|                For them it was something simply nonessential. The Church
789   2,2|             please him.” (Jn. 8:29)~Paul sincerely praises and thanks Christ,
790   3,3|                 house in which they were sitting; and something appeared
791 Int  |                  the brethren…” (VC 22)~ Six years later, in the Instruction
792   2,4|               all the particulars on the social-economic status of Jesus find their
793   3,3|             brought by Christ during his sojourn in the world.~ The Father
794   1,3|          consecrated life finds its most solid foundation are “revelatory”;
795   2,6|                  presents himself as the Son-envoy. (cf Mt 21:33-37) Christ
796   2,2|                highest obedient One, the Son-Servant who, for the glory of the
797   3,2|             their identity as Father, as Son-Word, and as Holy Spirit. As
798   3,3|                   absence produced great sorrow in the heart of the Twelve: “
799   1,1|                 consecrated life must be sought and can be found only in
800   3,3|                 suddenly they heard what sounded like a powerful wind from
801   3,3|              truth, since he will not be speaking as from himself but will
802   2,6|                women dedicate themselves specifically to witnessing “the mysterious
803 Con  |                 the Constitutions? Is it specified therein, for example, that
804   3,3|             Spirit gave them the gift of speech.”(Acts 2:1-4) “Then Peter
805   2,5|                the hills to pray; and he spent the whole night in prayer
806   2,6|                 the Church the evangelic splendor of Christ’s missionary way
807   3,2|               Spirit. In truth, with his spotless behavior, Jesus showed that
808   2,3|                  warmed by the love of a spouse (cf. Sal 128:3), who can
809   1,1|                no-man’s-land, because it sprang up and developed in the
810   3,2|              creation and in the~various stages of revelation, worked in
811   3,2|             Jesus’ public life bears the stamp of the same dynamic found
812   3,3|                in the world.~ The Father starts the new phase of revelation,
813   3,3|                  Jn 14:18)~ Still, Jesus stated that his departure was necessary
814   2,1|                not give priority to this statement: “I consecrated myself to
815   2,3|                that of his dear friends, stating that it was an honor to
816   2,4|       particulars on the social-economic status of Jesus find their just
817   3,3|                  Acts 2:1-4) “Then Peter stood up with the Eleven and addressed
818   3,3|              experience the love, light, strength, guidance and consolation
819 Con  |                  text, clarifying it and strengthening it according to the Christological
820   2,3|                 20; Lk 9:58) The ternary structure of the saying shows in a
821   2,2|         consecrated persons, organically structured and committed to live according
822   2,3|                  best current exegetical studies confirm and reinforce the
823   1,2|        consecrated life.~ Picking up and studying the doctrine of the Council,
824   1,3|               life: “In this attitude of submissiveness to the Father, Christ lives
825   3,3|                all met in one room, when suddenly they heard what sounded
826 Int  |            Thanks also for having always suggested very important topics to
827   3,2|           unconditional adherence to the suggestions of the Spirit in seeking
828 Con  |                 life” (ES II,12) and the suitable expressions to transmit
829 Con  |     constitutions, directories…are to be suitably revised and brought into
830   3,2|                 by Jesus as the way most suited for living, in his flesh,
831   2,3|             greater good, higher values, summarized in the beautiful gospel
832   2,5|                 to God. When day came he summoned his disciples and picked
833   2,1|                 origin consecration is a supernatural reality that proceeds from
834   1,3|                 certain persons, enabled supernaturally by the Spirit offer to the
835 Con  |             responding to God’s call and supported by divine grace, they, in
836   2,6|            behavior established by God.~ Surely, God respects the freedom
837   3,4|                  a positive response and sustaining it as it is faithfully translated
838 Con  |                 documents of this sacred Synod.” (PC 3c) Following that
839 Int  |              respond to that need, three synods were celebrated and three
840   3,3|               Still the Holy Spirit didn’t have only the task of confirming
841   2,3|                Biblical data, the Church teaches that Jesus was conceived
842   1,3|               them with his examples and teachings to live with him and like
843   3,2|                 overcomes “every kind of temptation” (Lk 4:13) and is confirmed
844   1,1|            falling into vainglory or the temptations born from a spirit of self-sufficiency.
845   3,2|            through the wilderness, being tempted there by the devil for forty
846   2,3|                    Mt 8:20; Lk 9:58) The ternary structure of the saying
847 Con  |                shedding new light on the theology of the following of Christ
848      | therein
849   2,3|                of his: “Who will trust a thief…? Thus it is with the man
850   3,3|             apostles: “I still have many thing to say to you but they would
851 Int  |               the new millennium. In the third millennium, in fact, that
852   3,3|                 lived on the earth about thirty-three years, was crucified and
853      | though
854   2,5|               sign of prayer. Before the tomb of Lazarus, for example: “
855   1,3|                 Like yesterday, and like tomorrow, also today, consecrated
856   3,3|                 to them that seemed like tongues of fire; these separated
857 Int  |                 suggested very important topics to me, like today’s.~ In
858   2,4|                  as a matter of fact, to trace the depth of Christ’s poverty
859 Int  |                 first part, dedicated to tracing the profile of consecrated
860   2,5|                of the “contemplata aliis tradere” (=to pass on to others
861   2,5|          recognize that a characteristic trait of the Christ of the Gospel
862   3,4|        sustaining it as it is faithfully translated into action; it is he who
863 Con  |                  suitable expressions to transmit the spiritual patrimony
864   2,2|               include”. (VC 30b) Thus he tries to carry out the plan of
865   2,6|                merciful love. In perfect tune with the Father, the Son
866   2,1|                by the Father, the Son in turn consecrates himself to the
867   1,3|             Christ-conformed) presence a typical and permanent visibility
868 Con  |                people who, because of an uncontrolled fanaticism, try to live
869   3,4|                 that the spiritual life, understood as life in Christ or life
870   3,4|               themselves to him with an ‘undivided’ heart (cf 1 Cor 7:34).
871   2,5|                exists, in fact, a strong unity among the different aspects
872   3,1|            active in the creation of the universe (cf Jn 1:2) and in a special
873      | unless
874   1,2|                  of consecrated life, an unquestionable part of the Church. Therefore
875      | unto
876   1,1|                  and avoids falling into vainglory or the temptations born
877   2,6|                 in others…” (VC 76)~ The variety of the mystery of the Apostle-Christ
878   2,3|                 Before, during and after Vatican Council II, the text was
879 Con  |           Following that direction, Paul VI decided, in the motu proprio
880   3,2|                  1) In the desert, Jesus victoriously overcomes “every kind of
881   3,2|                in the description of the victory of Jesus in the desert;
882   2,3|                 that Jesus was conceived virginally and professes the perpetual
883   1,3|                  a typical and permanent visibility of the characteristic traits
884 Int  |              description occupies a very visible place: “By virtue of their
885   3,3|                 Jn 7:39) In a harmonious vision of the events and mysteries,
886 Int  |                on priests, Pastores dabo vobis (March 25, 1992); and on
887   2,3|                 a house-home of his own, warmed by the love of a spouse (
888 Con  |                 to carry the crystalline water of Christ’s “way of life”;
889 Con  |           basically, aspire to be humble water-carriers; responding to God’s call
890 Con  |                 full legitimacy of other ways of life in the Church. They
891      | where
892   2,6|              task of devoting themselves wholly to ‘mission’ is therefore
893      | why
894   3,2|                by the Spirit through the wilderness, being tempted there by
895   3,3|                  sounded like a powerful wind from heaven, the noise of
896   2,5|               and, leaving the house, he withdrew to a deserted place and
897   1,2|                the Gospels and the other writings of the New Testament.” (
898 Con  |                  the Constitution? Is it written in the Constitution that
899   1,3|                 elements”. (VC 29b) Like yesterday, and like tomorrow, also
900      | yours