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 1   1,1  |       hearts. God chose him to bring hope and the message of
 2   2,39 |        of us who are Laypeople bring our own individual qualities
 3   2,40 |      own individual qualities, bring the gifts that emerge from
 4   2,40 |     and material patrimony. We bring our freedom to be totally
 5   2,41 |    women among us, especially, bring a fresh perspective to Marcellin’
 6   2,51 |      of Marist formation which bring together Brothers and Laypeople,
 7   4,73 |            73. Jesus comes "to bring fire to the earth", 11 denouncing
 8   5,98 |       their intuition that "to bring up children properly, we
 9   5,122|            122. We consciously bring a marial dimension to our
10   5,123|   ourselves with Mary so as to bring Jesus to birth in the hearts
11   6,154|       in charitable works that bring them into contact with local
12   7,209|      Church and in society, we bring the world closer to the
13   8    |   Bethlehem (Luke 2: 1-20), we bring Jesus to birth in the hearts
14   8    |      is adrift spiritually, we bring the belief and vision of
15 Quest  |    Marist style~1.         "To bring up children properly, we
16 Notes  |   loves us. . . ~Jesus came to bring sacred fire to earth; he
17 Notes  |      the population. How do we bring the message of Christ to
18 Notes  |       15 Holistic education~To bring up a child involves more
19 Notes  | Gaudium et Spes, 16~We need to bring the Gospel of life to the
20 Notes  |       the same truths. . ." To bring up a child, that is to instruct
21 Notes  |      for Marist educators: ~To bring up children properly we
22 Notes  |      The Master must therefore bring weight to bear upon the
23 Notes  |        develop, strengthen and bring to perfection every faculty
24 Notes  |       or fear, will in the end bring spiritual death to these