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  1 Fore   |           love for children and young people and whose dedication to
  2 Fore   |                it works to evangelize people, especially by educating
  3 Fore   |              past, children and young people were, to a certain extent, " 
  4 Fore   |           entering the world of young people, to walk beside them as
  5 Fore   |            permit us to be with young people in the " new cultural contexts "
  6 Fore   |            the challenges which young people must confront, and the presence
  7 Fore   |             through the eyes of young people ".~I underline the invitation
  8 Fore   |       Provincial visits us.... " When people talk like that, I do not
  9 Intro  |               day, the cries of young people are no less urgent than
 10 Intro  |        consultation process involving people in seventy-five countries,
 11 Intro  |              of our vision: the young people we want to serve, especially
 12 Intro  |             Champagnats for the young people of each of our countries
 13   1,3  |               of the adults and young people were functionally illiterate.
 14   1,4  |         shaped in particular by three people from within his immediate
 15   1,8  |               cultural poverty of the people in this mountainous rural
 16   1,8  |            the pastoral care of young people in the countryside. Moreover,
 17   1,11 |              children and other young people: Jean Marie Granjon (Br.
 18   1,19 |             With his closeness to the people of his area and a keen sense
 19   1,21 |            ability to relate to other people and to communicate with
 20   1,21 |            his project won over young people and he had the gift of bringing
 21   1,23 |         first-class educator of young people. His success in transforming
 22   1,30 |          lives and situation of young people, particularly the least
 23   2,31 |                 31. Wherever he found people dedicated to the Christian
 24   2,31 |             Hermitage, many different people, men and women, Brothers
 25   2    |                                   One people, one Spirit, many gifts 5~
 26   2,35 |        ourselves to provide the young people in our care with the means
 27   2 (*)|               it does among the young people we serve. It is up to each
 28   2 (*)|       fundamental values, helps young people to grow as human persons
 29   2,36 |             and social needs of young people in a time of crisis. We
 30   2,37 |              practical love for young people, especially those most in
 31   2,38 |               or as single or married people, whatever our situation
 32   2,40 |              our lives as consecrated people: our religious witness,
 33   2,50 |       activities which give the young people we serve the experience
 34   2,51 |          effective setting to support people in their efforts to live
 35   2,52 |               certainly for the young people we serve. Together we seek
 36   3,53 |              among children and young people, loved them with passion,
 37   3,54 |               least favoured of young people in founding the Marist Brothers,
 38   3,55 |               this love for all young people, and especially for the
 39   3,56 |              self-perception of young people, and on their spiritual,
 40   3,59 |               of peace-makers, and of people working to overcome injustices;
 41   3,59 |        repressive structures; so many people, especially the young, committed
 42   3,60 |        contacts with individual young people, we come to appreciate their
 43   3,62 |                however, we find young people who are discouraged, disoriented,
 44   3,65 |          depths of suffering of young people, we begin to share God’s
 45   3,67 |             more effectively to young people who are truly vulnerable
 46   4,69 |              as the way to lead young people to the experience of personal
 47   4,70 |             firstly, by helping young people, whatever their faith tradition
 48   4,70 |             search, to grow to become people of hope and personal integrity,
 49   4,77 |             co-operation of the young people themselves, 17 we seek creative
 50   4,78 |             to be present among young people in the same way that Jesus
 51   4,79 |                  79. We welcome young people. We listen to them, we challenge.
 52   4,80 |            with God. ~We engage young people in a dialogue of life which
 53   4,84 |               them welcoming to young people. 26~
 54   4,85 |           humankind. 27 We help young people of all faiths to live together
 55   4,86 |        different. Each group of young people has its own unique character.
 56   4,86 |             of readiness of the young people to whom we minister and
 57   4,90 |                     90. We help young people to clarify their vocation
 58   4,95 |          one-sided process. The young people also inspire and evangelise
 59   4,96 |             we bear towards the young people we educate, but also of
 60   5,99 |        through being present to young people in ways that show that we
 61   5,101|             is a way of helping young people through pre-emptive presence
 62   5,102|               earn the trust of young people and foster their openness.
 63   5,103|           through contacts with young people that are genuine and straightforward,
 64   5,104|             be understanding of young people, respecting their dignity
 65   5,107|           each other and to the young people in our care as the members
 66   5,109|              way of relating to young people is to be a brother or sister
 67   5,113|       responses to the needs of young people.~
 68   5,114|            Through our example, young people learn that work is a powerful
 69   5,116|         effort, we seek to help young people develop a strong character
 70   5,118|               in the tradition of her people, she was nevertheless astounded
 71   5,121|              to God’s solidarity with people in their needs and sufferings.
 72   5,122|      catechesis and prayer with young people. We lead them to love and
 73   5,123|          birth in the hearts of young people: "All to Jesus through Mary.
 74   6,148|                        148. For young people who desire an ongoing and
 75   6,152|            into the same school young people of different religious and
 76   6,161|          intervention. For such young people and for those with disabilities,
 77   6,164|   administrators are challenged to be people of vision: to articulate
 78   6,166|   contemporary school life, we remain people of hope, encouragers of
 79   6,166|            becoming "a new creation", people of imagination, commitment,
 80   7,167|             way to reach out to young people is at the heart of his charism.
 81   7,169|          aspirations of today’s young people, especially those who are
 82   7,169|              we are open to all young people irrespective of their faith
 83   7,171|        especially in situations where people are inclined to be passive
 84   7,172|        opportunities to be with young people in the places and activities
 85   7,172|          workers among deprived young people, for example, on the street,
 86   7,173|                facilities where young people have the chance to meet
 87   7,174|            groups, we encourage young people’s natural sociability, their
 88   7,176|       solidarity projects among young people from different social backgrounds,
 89   7,177|            Gospel, or where the young people themselves show little inclination
 90   7,178|             178. Ministering to young people in such settings demands
 91   7,179|              to ensure that all young people find a welcome, are listened
 92   7,181|           experiential. We show young people models of the Christian
 93   7,182|            can evangelise other young people. ~
 94   7,186|            share our faith with young people.~
 95   7,190|             work with groups of young people in deprived areas and marginalised
 96   7,192|           make contact with the young people on the level of faith, and
 97   7,194|      formative influence on the young people we wish to serve. We make
 98   7,194|            anxieties" 13 of the young people and of their families. We
 99   7,195|                   195. For some young people, especially those "at risk"
100   7,196|            orphans; centres for young people in critical family situations;
101   7,196|        centres and programs for young people who are drug addicts or
102   7,198|       negative experiences such young people have often had, we make
103   7,199|                    199. We help young people with the skills and attitudes
104   7,200|     integration into society of young people "at risk" is their relationship
105   7,201|             means of moving the young people to greater personal independence.
106   7,201|          limits in dealing with young people who are disturbed or in
107   7,202|         spiritual needs through being people of faith, hope and love
108   7,204|               role on behalf of young people who are victims, or where
109   7,205|               with children and young people "at risk" or on the fringe
110   7,206|            suffering that these young people are living and sharing with
111   7,207|               207. Working with young people whose lives are marked by
112   7,209|       outcasts and the hopeless young people we meet in our ministry.
113   7,209|           Reign of God, where all its people have the chance of living
114   7,210|               calling to be prophetic people, especially on behalf of
115   8    |          there are thousands of young people whose lives are being touched
116   8    |              to minister to all young people, with a special love for
117   8    |             our mission to lead young people to life-giving values, to
118   8    |               Jesus, to educate young people we must first love them,
119   8    |         creative presence among young people in all our places of ministry,
120   8    |             hope. We go to meet young people in their places of need,
121   8    |              daily contact with young people as much as in our moments
122 Quest  |          speak to the hearts of young people?~5. It is sometimes said
123 Quest  |          pressing issues facing young people in your society?~(Cf. articles
124 Quest  |           situation confronting young people ( a young person) which
125 Quest  |            society, who are the young people who are the most excluded,
126 Quest  |            reaching out to such young people?~ ~4. We are sowers of the
127 Quest  |      challenges to evangelising young people?~1.         What points
128 Quest  |     personally?~1.         "The young people also inspire and evangelise
129 Quest  |          aspirations of today’s young people, especially those who are
130 Quest  |     aspirations of the group of young people to whom you are ministering?~
131 Notes  |               not accommodate so many people and a new building was a
132 Notes  |         fellow-priests and many other people, "must have gone off his
133 Notes  |     Champagnat was well aware of what people were thinking and saying
134 Notes  |     accommodate one hundred and fifty people.~Life, XII, pp. 120 - 123~
135 Notes  |              gift is destined for all people.~Christifideles Laici, 32~
136 Notes  | evangelisation is a basic duty of the People of God." . . .While the
137 Notes  |               character of the entire People of God and of the apostolate
138 Notes  |                19~2.10 The Church and people of other faiths~At the beginning
139 Notes  |              our times when every day people are being drawn closer together
140 Notes  |              the relationship between people of different faiths) is
141 Notes  |             openness to events and to people, is the wellspring of his
142 Notes  |       concerning religion among young people and the poor circumstances
143 Notes  |             vocation of Laypeople~Lay people, whose particular vocation
144 Notes  |              faith education of young people. These young people are
145 Notes  |             young people. These young people are the ones who will determine
146 Notes  |             school. The rights of the people who are involved in the
147 Notes  |               In the case of baptised people, the family, called together
148 Notes  |               neglected~3.1 The young people Champagnat wished to serve
149 Notes  |              much on the level of the people they were serving.~Constitutions,
150 Notes  |            167~3.3 The cries of young people~They have become "signs
151 Notes  |             of pain from so many poor people all over the world, who
152 Notes  |         distress from all those young people who are out of work and
153 Notes  |            despair from so many young people who are trying to make sense
154 Notes  |             hope~·              Young people's search and thirst for
155 Notes  |    necessities. ~·              Young people who work to establish more
156 Notes  |                The sense of being the People of God.~* The preferential
157 Notes  |      Champagnat, helped by a few good people, came to help the boy’s
158 Notes  |              of poor and marginalized people who do not have the Gospel
159 Notes  |           Youth~We are close to young people in their actual life-situations,
160 Notes  |         Christ. In dealing with young people, we show a concern that
161 Notes  |           facts of the lives of young people, and who urges us on to
162 Notes  |               involved with all those people who live on the fringes
163 Notes  |         Christ to non-Christian young people who represent the future
164 Notes  |          social initiatives for young people.~Redemptoris Missio, 37 (
165 Notes  |          neglected children and young people. This programme should be
166 Notes  |           favoured children and young people.~To urge all administrative
167 Notes  |               ever greater numbers of people, but also of affecting and
168 Notes  |              all of humanity, and all people are called to be members
169 Notes  |  relationships; it grows gradually as people slowly learn to love, forgive
170 Notes  |           engage in dialogue with the people we meet.~We give pride of
171 Notes  |           society. (80)~To be truly a people at the service of life we
172 Notes  |               to the relationships of people among themselves and with
173 Notes  |              the common good of every people, the expression of its dignity,
174 Notes  |              and well-being that burn people’s hearts.~For this reason
175 Notes  |               charity, in which young people are helped to mature humanly
176 Notes  |             Hope of the Church~To the people of our century, to all of
177 Notes  |             to all of you, dear young people, who hunger and thirst for
178 Notes  |          salvation. . . ~To you young people the task of becoming communicators
179 Notes  |            the Church: in fact, young people are and ought to be encouraged
180 Notes  |              and grace before God and people" (Lk 2:52). . . The Church
181 Notes  |              speaks precisely of "all people of good will in whose hearts
182 Notes  |           Redemptoris Missio, 55~4.28 People of all faiths praying together ~
183 Notes  |            Fellowship in prayer leads people to look at the Church and
184 Notes  |               for it is he who causes people to discern the signs of
185 Notes  |             in Jesus Christ, stirring people’s hearts and quickening
186 Notes  |             constantly among the very people with whom Jesus Christ was
187 Notes  |              5.4 Being close to young people and their world~We are close
188 Notes  |           world~We are close to young people in their actual life situations,
189 Notes  |                 In dealing with young people, we show a concern that
190 Notes  |               Brothers and with other people that we meet".~Br. Charles
191 Notes  |          collaboration, we help young people to become responsible for
192 Notes  |         brothers and sisters to young people~. . . The spirit of a Brothers'
193 Notes  |               to satisfy all sorts of people who had business to do with
194 Notes  |               attitudes towards young people find their inspiration in
195 Notes  |              many of the images which people have built up around her: …
196 Notes  |      distraught refugee and the other people of the road who have so
197 Notes  |             an understanding of other people and an appreciation of interdependence . . .
198 Notes  |              human formation of young people. It is, however, the special
199 Notes  |              Gospel. It enables young people, while developing their
200 Notes  |              parents, teachers, young people and school authorities are
201 Notes  |           increasing numbers of young people from different faiths and
202 Notes  |               ever greater numbers of people, but also of affecting and
203 Notes  |            are serious ones for young people, and they make a calm study
204 Notes  |              with the hope which some people have been able to place
205 Notes  |             on the discovery of other people in the first stage of education.
206 Notes  |          conflicts.~Discovering other people~One of education's tasks
207 Notes  |            and interdependence of all people. From early childhood, the
208 Notes  |    recognition of the rights of other people should not be jeopardized
209 Notes  |            the way children and young people are taught. Teachers who
210 Notes  |            latter's openness to other people and their ability to face
211 Notes  |             Towards common goals~When people work together on exciting
212 Notes  |           these projects which enable people to transcend the routines
213 Notes  |             not have been possible if people had not successfully moved
214 Notes  |          vocations of Brothers or lay people. (32)~Br. Benito Arbués, "
215 Notes  |             hymn and tested the young people on the words of the catechism. . .
216 Notes  |      Responding to the needs of young people "at risk"~We commit ourselves
217 Notes  |              among children and young people on the margins of our societies.~
218 Notes  |            that come to us from young people who really are at risk,
219 Notes  |             26~7.9 Accompanying young people~Accompaniment (aims at helping
220 Notes  |  Accompaniment (aims at helping young people) know themselves and to
221 Notes  |             open, especially to young people.~XIX General Chapter, Mission,
222 Notes  |              among children and young people in a simple and welcoming
223 Notes  |          Christian leaders~You, young people, are especially called to
224 Notes  |               each individual.~To the people of our century, to all of
225 Notes  |             to all of you, dear young people, who hunger and thirst for
226 Notes  |              Church entrusts to young people the task of proclaiming
227 Notes  |              and the anxieties of the people of this age, especially
228 Notes  |              19~7.15 Empowering young people~Evangelising through education
229 Notes  |       Catholic education must produce people who are prepared to act
230 Notes  |            joys, anguish and hopes of people that God puts in our way.~
231 Notes  |              hope~8.1 Being prophetic people~Prophets are seen as persons
232 Notes  |                Prophets are religious people, who, inhabited by the Spirit
233 Notes  |             life-giving God. They are people of their times, who try
234 Notes  |            times. . . ; they are also people of the future. . .~The way
235 Notes  |              8.4 A Challenge to young people~The future of the world
236 Notes  |               great things from young people, as he did from the young
237 Notes  |                  Mt 19:16). . . Young people, in every situation, do