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 1 Int,4 |          of his authority and of charismatic service to unity and to
 2   1,7 |        communion lived in mutual charismatic enrichment. This effort
 3   1,10|        up new possibilities. The charismatic dimension of the diverse
 4   2,13|          the witness of life and charismatic service of consecrated persons. ~
 5   2,13|       their times with a genuine charismatic creativity. ~ ~
 6   2,17|      expressions of its multiple charismatic forms. ~The transformations
 7   2,18|       those human, spiritual and charismatic values necessary to make
 8   3,30|       example of evangelical and charismatic freshness such as the generous,
 9   3,30|         the faithful, joyful and charismatic witness of consecrated life
10   3,31|     asking to participate in the charismatic ideals of Institutes. This
11   3,31| evangelical communion and mutual charismatic esteem resulting in a complementarity
12   3,32|       life and which becomes the charismatic task of all Institutes.
13   3,32|        of the Church between the charismatic elements and the hierarchical