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 1 Int,1(4)   |           of The Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and
 2 Int,3      |        time, the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and
 3 Int,3      |   practice within communities and Institutes and in the local Churches. ~
 4 Int,3      |           fidelity and renewal of Institutes of Consecrated Life and
 5   1,5      |    apostolate, members of Secular Institutes and Societies of Apostolic
 6   1,7      |       growing collaboration among Institutes in the areas of formation
 7   1,9      |     precisely at a time when some Institutes are experiencing a decrease
 8   1,9(37)  |                  Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and
 9   2,12     |       decrease in members in many Institutes and their ageing, evident
10   2,14(46) |              Cf. Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and
11   2,14     |           problem of formation in Institutes of Consecrated Life and
12   2,14(49) |              Cf. Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and
13   2,14(49) |         on Formation in Religious Institutes, Potissimum Institutioni,
14   2,17     |          balances in the lives of Institutes. This state of life which,
15   2,18     |         constant challenges which Institutes must face in this field. ~
16   2,18     |          lives of individuals and Institutes. In a period of profound
17   2,18     |      tradition of the Institute. ~Institutes of Consecrated Life are
18   2,19     |   attention. The Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and
19   2,19     |         of and collaboration with Institutes of Consecrated Life and
20   2,19     |           of the Institute, among Institutes with similar works and with
21   3,22     |         different communities and Institutes of Consecrated Life. These
22   3,25     |        prayer. Members of Secular Institutes, like consecrated virgins
23   3,30     |           to communion with other Institutes and other forms of consecration,
24   3,30     |      Meeting and solidarity among institutes are thus encouraged, aware
25   3,30     |        and Conferences of Secular Institutes are to be supported at all
26   3,30     |         by tradition... The older institutes, many of which have been
27   3,30     |        individuals but also among Institutes, ecclesial movements, and
28   3,31     |        Monastic and contemplative Institutes can offer the laity a relationship
29   3,31     |           for silence and prayer. Institutes committed to the apostolate
30   3,31     | collaboration. Members of Secular Institutes, lay or clerical, relate
31   3,31     |         the charismatic ideals of Institutes. This has given rise to
32   3,31     |    religious Families and Secular Institutes. Whereas at times in the
33   3,32     |           charismatic task of all Institutes. It is impossible to contemplate
34   3,32     |          research are directed by Institutes of Consecrated Life. They
35   4,39     |        the establishment of their Institutes. Equipped with this charism,
36   4,41     |         is prayer and conversion, Institutes of Consecrated Life and
37   4,45     |        who are members of Secular Institutes hold a privileged position.
38   4,46     |          the renewal of their own institutes, it is fitting that—following
39   4,46(145)|              Cf. Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and
40   4,46     |           of the Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and