Exemplos de uso de Forms of consecrated life em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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In Hinduism and in Buddhism, forms of consecrated life existed before Christianity.
The other theme chosen for the Plenary Meeting concerns the criteria for the discernment andapproval of new forms of consecrated life.
New Institutes and new forms of consecrated life are also coming into being, and these require evangelical discernment”.
Because the Church is a complex ecosystem with a"marvellous spiritual biodiversity" that is expressed in various communities,cultural expressions, forms of consecrated life and ministries.
In Christianity, forms of consecrated life originated in the Orient(the Hermits), and later began in the West monastic forms of consecrated life.
The missionary dimension, which belongs to the very nature of the Church,is also intrinsic to all forms of consecrated life, and cannot be neglected without detracting from and disfiguring its charism.
In his careful concern for all forms of consecrated life, a concern which finds expression in both encouragement and vigilance, the Bishop should reserve a special place for the contemplative life. .
The Prelate emphasizes here the"renovation of lay apostolate" andthe"emergence of new apostolic movements and forms of consecrated life" as"great signs of the presence of the Holy Spirit in our Church.
She was always able to find in the Eucharist the missionary fervour which impelled her to express her vocation in the Church with docility to her pastors andwith prophetic intentions of promoting the laity and new forms of consecrated life.
How can an urban monastery enrich the spiritual life of the diocese and other forms of consecrated life, allow itself to be enriched by them, remaining steadfast in its monastic prerogatives?”.
The first Symposium, held in 1987, achieved the„Great Leap Forward“of bringing Moniales and Sorores OSB together for the first time to share their experiences of their different forms of consecrated life in a common Benedictine spirituality.
Every aspect of the Church's presence in the world,including all the forms of consecrated life, is the result of and an expression of Christ's saving Incarnation and Redemptive Death and Resurrection.
Indeed, only supernatural love, like the love that flows ever new from Christ's heart, can explain the miraculous flourishing down the centuries of Orders, male andfemale religious Institutes and other forms of consecrated life.
The last question is:how can a monastery enrich the spiritual life of the diocese and other forms of consecrated life, allow itself to be enriched by them, remaining steadfast in its monastic prerogatives?
All forms of consecrated life, each according to its characteristics, are called to be in a permanent state of mission, sharing“the joys and the hopes, the griefs and the anxieties of the men of this age, especially those who are poor or in any way afflicted” Gaudium et Spes, n. 1.
Your land has produced models of holiness and figures outstanding for their theological knowledge,daring missionaries and many forms of consecrated life and apostolic movements, in addition to significant expressions of piety, all of which cover your history with glory.
The Spirit, who at different times has inspired numerous forms of consecrated life, does not cease to assist the Church, whether by fostering in already existing Institutes a commitment to renewed faithfulness to the founding charism, or by giving new charisms to men and women of our own day so that they can start institutions responding to the challenges of our times.
I am glad to meet you at the end of the Eucharistic Celebration that has gathered you in this Basilica this year too, on an occasion so meaningful for you who belong to Congregations, Institutes,Societies of Apostolic Life and New Forms of Consecrated Life; you constitute a particularly important element of the Mystical Body of Christ.
Over the course of the Church's history, such a choice came to be more formally recognized in various established forms of consecrated life, from the ancient Order of Virgins to the later evolution of organized religious communities, up through the development of modern forms of dedication such as membership in secular institutes.
At this Chapter, the seventh since the Second Vatican Council, and at the beginning of the third millennium, you set out to"discern, in the light of the Spirit, the best ways to preserve and adapt[your] charism and[your] spiritual patrimony to changing historical and cultural situations(Vita Consecrata,n. 42), impelled by the spirit of renewal with which the Church has imbued all forms of consecrated life to face the new challenges to the mission.
We thank the Lord for this and pray to him that the enthusiasm of the initial choices- indeed, many young people set out onthe path of Gospel perfection and enter new forms of Consecrated Life subsequent to moving conversions- as I was saying, the enthusiasm of the initial decisions may be followed by commitment to persevere in an authentic process of ascetic and spiritual perfection on a journey of true holiness.
I expect that each form of consecrated life will question what it is that God and people today are asking of them.
If the Lord should call some of you to this great ministry,or even to some form of consecrated life, do not hesitate to say your"yes.
On this special day we commemorate with gratitude the 70thanniversary of the Apostolic Constitution“Provida Mater Ecclesia” by which Pius XII formally approved this new form of consecrated life.
In concluding his speech, the Pontifcc reflected on the importance of continual andpermanent formation for an authentic renewal of any form of consecrated life.
So one can say that"the sense of mission" is at the heart of every form of consecrated life cf. Vita consecrata, n. 25.
When the Church approves a form of consecrated life or an Institute, she confirms that in its spiritual and apostolic charism are found all the objective requisites for achieving personal and communal perfection according to the Gospel.
From the beginnings of monasticism to the“new communities” of our own time, every form of consecrated life has been born of the Spirit's call to follow Jesus as the Gospel teaches cf.
This new form of consecrated life bear witness to the constant attraction which the total gift of self to the Lord, the ideal of the apostolic community and the founding charisms continue to exert, even on the present generation cf. VC 12.
Furthermore, through the daily experience of communion of life, prayer and apostolate-- the essential and distinctive elements of their form of consecrated life(75)-- they are a sign of fraternal fellowship.