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 1 Int,2 |           signs of the times in a reality such as ours in which areas
 2   1,7 |  communion supplies institutional reality with a soul by prompting
 3   2,15|          insert themselves into a reality which changes with a rhythm
 4   2,18|    serenity and depth because, in reality, a person is fashioned very
 5   3,24|      matures, learning to look at reality and events through the eyes
 6   3,25|           of contemplation. Every reality of consecrated life is born
 7   3,29|          in many areas a positive reality where mutual knowledge,
 8   3,30| legitimate diversities. It is the reality of many members joined in
 9   4,36|         because of the particular reality in which they find themselves.
10   4,45|          the political and social reality bringing to them a new value,