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 1 Int,3 |         put into practice within communities and Institutes and in the
 2   1,7 |          out to people, to mould communities and to have a deep and incisive
 3   1,8 |      Christian people. Religious communities increasingly seek to be
 4   2,16|      reason, there is a need for communities which are welcoming and
 5   2,16|      persons will help Christian communities to become laboratories of
 6   2,18|          communion for Christian communities and an example of people
 7   3,21|      made himself present in the communities of those who throughout
 8   3,22|         foundresses of different communities and Institutes of Consecrated
 9   3,24|         to the Gospel.73 ~Within communities and in groups of consecrated
10   3,25|         the life of all types of communities and of fraternities, once
11   3,26|          for individuals and for communities”.82 ~In order to fully produce
12   3,27|          individuals or of whole communities. In that cry, addressed
13   3,28|          communion and by mature communities where the spirituality of
14   3,29|      communion. ~In recent years communities and various types of fraternities
15   3,29|    communion among the different communities of the same Institute: multi-cultural
16   3,29| multi-cultural and International communities, called to “witness to the
17   4,33|        missionary communion”.106 Communities once again find themselves
18   4,33|          commitment of Christian communities and groups is needed”.109 ~
19   4,36|       and creating international communities. With discerning eyes and
20   4,41|         for members of religious communities. Friendship, charity and
21   4,42|          sincerity with monastic communities of other religions.133 ~