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 1   1,6  |  seminary in Verrières where his vocation overcame many temptations
 2   2,31 |          In living out their own vocation, they have come to identify
 3   4,69 |      personal faith and of their vocation as "good Christians and
 4   4,90 |          people to clarify their vocation in life, presenting the
 5   4    |           With a strong sense of vocation~
 6   4,94 |       not just a career, it is a vocation. Pope Paul VI reminded us
 7   7,184|         We foster their sense of vocation, including the options of
 8   7,210|                         210. Our vocation as educators in these pastoral
 9   8    |     educators.~We believe in our vocation to minister to all young
10   8    |      them)." 4 What a privileged vocation we have as Marist educators,
11 Notes  |          of the Church, have the vocation and mission of proclaiming
12 Notes  |       because we recognise their vocation and mission as baptised
13 Notes  | Consecrata, 54~2.15 The specific vocation of Laypeople~Lay people,
14 Notes  |         people, whose particular vocation places them in the midst
15 Notes  |      thereby share in the common vocation to holiness. In the fullness
16 Notes  |      living, in faith, a secular vocation in the communitarian structure
17 Notes  |    Schools, 81~2.16 The specific vocation of Brothers~According to
18 Notes  |         particular nature of the vocation of the members of these
19 Notes  |          That is the end of your vocation and something I thoroughly
20 Notes  |        and in touch with our own vocation, we stand in solidarity
21 Notes  |      help them to discover their vocation in the Church and in the
22 Notes  | religious education. . .(17)~The vocation of every Catholic educator
23 Notes  |      them that the goal of their vocation was to save souls, he didn’