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(:context: The local community is made up of confreres who reside in a lawfully erected house, and in it live a common life in unity of spirit under the authority of the superior (Canon 608), sharing responsibility as they carry out their apostolic mission. (C. 175):) Changed lines 187-191 from:
(:des: In the broadest sense of (1) above, C. 2 indicates that "We, the Salesians of Don Bosco (SDB), form a community of the baptised". By C. 3 it is describing Given the growth of Don Bosco's charism (and its many vicissitudes as he tried to develop the notion of a community for mission which tried to incorporate a vast movement of peoples, internally, externally committed) we find there are many kinds of Salesian community in a broad sense: religious communities of consecrated men, women, laity, other communities of lay people (e.g. the [[Community of the Mission of Don Bosco]]), communities even of religious and lay persons. And because of these diverse kinds of communities with diverse levels of relationship between them we speak of the Then there is the [[Educative and Pastoral Community]]. Simply because of the extension of the term, and the more traditional understanding of to:
(:des: Community is notoriously difficult to define, as it can be any grouping of human beings in real time and space or virtually, but we clearly make reference here to the charismatic context of Salesian life and action.
In the broadest sense of (1) above, C. 2 indicates that "We, the Salesians of Don Bosco (SDB), form a community of the baptised". By C. 3 it is describing fraternal community is one of the inseparable elements of our consecration. And then comes an entire section entitled "Sent to the young in communities following Christ". At this point community becomes a structure that allows us to do or make real [[communion]] for [[mission]], and to do it in a way that is part of a whole. The link that unites communion with mission is [[charism]]. Salesian community, then, is the practical result of this dynamic ''communion and mission'' in the light of Don Bosco's charism. Given the growth of Don Bosco's charism (and its many vicissitudes as he tried to develop the notion of a community for mission which tried to incorporate a vast movement of peoples, internally, externally committed) we find there are many kinds of Salesian community in a broad sense: religious communities of consecrated men, women, laity, other communities of lay people (e.g. the [[Community of the Mission of Don Bosco]]), communities even of religious and lay persons. And because of these diverse kinds of communities with diverse levels of relationship between them we speak of the Salesian Family on the one hand, but also of local, provincial and world level community on the other. Then there is the [[Educative and Pastoral Community]]. Simply because of the extension of the term, and the more traditional understanding of community in religious structural terms, there can be some resistance to the idea of a Salesian community which is not 'religious' or rather, an experience of ''common life''. :) Changed lines 172-173 from:
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[[!CH]] [[!IN]](:pos1: N/phrase:) Changed lines 183-185 from:
(:def: A unified body of individuals as in: to:
(:def: A unified body of individuals as in: (a) the Salesian community broadly speaking = the Salesian Society (b) the Salesian community as a local grouping = the religious community Changed lines 187-190 from:
(:des: ''Community'' is notoriously difficult to define, as it can be any grouping of human beings in real time and space or virtually, but we clearly make reference here to the charismatic context of Salesian life and action. In the broadest sense of (1) above, C. 2 indicates that "We, the Salesians of Don Bosco (SDB), form a community of the baptised". By C. 3 it is describing ''fraternal community'' is one of the inseparable elements of our [[consecration]]. And then comes an etire section entitled "Sent to the young in communities following Christ". At this point community becomes a structure that allows us to do or make real [[communion]] for [[mission]], and to do it in a way that is part of a whole. The link that unites ''communion'' with ''mission'' is [[charism]]. Salesian community, then, is the practical result of this dynamic ''communion and mission'' in the light of Don Bosco's ''charism''. Given the growth of Don Bosco's charism (and its many vicissitudes as he tried to develop the notion of a community for mission which tried to incorporate a vast movement of peoples, internally, externally committed) we find there are many kinds of Salesian community in a broad sense: religious communities of consecrated men, women, laity, other communities of lay people (e.g. the [[Community of the Mission of Don Bosco]]), communities even of religious and lay persons. And because of these diverse kinds of communities with diverse levels of relationship between them we speak of the [[Salesian Family]] on the one hand, but also of local, provincial and world level community on the other. Then there is the [[Educative and Pastoral Community]]. to:
(:des: ''Community'' is notoriously difficult to define, as it can be any grouping of human beings in real time and space or virtually, but we clearly make reference here to the charismatic context of Salesian life and action. In the broadest sense of (1) above, C. 2 indicates that "We, the Salesians of Don Bosco (SDB), form a community of the baptised". By C. 3 it is describing ''fraternal community'' is one of the inseparable elements of our [[consecration]]. And then comes an etire section entitled "Sent to the young in communities following Christ". At this point community becomes a structure that allows us to do or make real [[communion]] for [[mission]], and to do it in a way that is part of a whole. The link that unites ''communion'' with ''mission'' is [[charism]]. Salesian community, then, is the practical result of this dynamic ''communion and mission'' in the light of Don Bosco's ''charism''. Given the growth of Don Bosco's charism (and its many vicissitudes as he tried to develop the notion of a community for mission which tried to incorporate a vast movement of peoples, internally, externally committed) we find there are many kinds of Salesian community in a broad sense: religious communities of consecrated men, women, laity, other communities of lay people (e.g. the [[Community of the Mission of Don Bosco]]), communities even of religious and lay persons. And because of these diverse kinds of communities with diverse levels of relationship between them we speak of the [[Salesian Family]] on the one hand, but also of local, provincial and world level community on the other. Then there is the [[Educative and Pastoral Community]]. Added lines 186-190:
(:des: ''Community'' is notoriously difficult to define, as it can be any grouping of human beings in real time and space or virtually, but we clearly make reference here to the charismatic context of Salesian life and action.
In the broadest sense of (1) above, C. 2 indicates that "We, the Salesians of Don Bosco (SDB), form a community of the baptised". By C. 3 it is describing ''fraternal community'' is one of the inseparable elements of our [[consecration]]. And then comes an etire section entitled "Sent to the young in communities following Christ". At this point community becomes a structure that allows us to do or make real [[communion]] for [[mission]], and to do it in a way that is part of a whole. The link that unites ''communion'' with ''mission'' is [[charism]]. Salesian community, then, is the practical result of this dynamic ''communion and mission'' in the light of Don Bosco's ''charism''. Given the growth of Don Bosco's charism (and its many vicissitudes as he tried to develop the notion of a community for mission which tried to incorporate a vast movement of peoples, internally, externally committed) we find there are many kinds of Salesian community in a broad sense: religious communities of consecrated men, women, laity, other communities of lay people (e.g. the [[Community of the Mission of Don Bosco]]), communities even of religious and lay persons. And because of these diverse kinds of communities with diverse levels of relationship between them we speak of the [[Salesian Family]] on the one hand, but also of local, provincial and world level community on the other. Then there is the [[Educative and Pastoral Community]]. Simply because of the extension of the term, and the more traditional understanding of ''community'' in religious structural terms, there can be some resistance to the idea of a Salesian community which is not 'religious' or rather, an experience of 'common life''.:) Added lines 182-185:
(:def: A unified body of individuals as in:
(a) the Salesian community broadly speaking = the Salesian Society (b) the Salesian community as a local grouping = the religious community (c) a group linked by common policy as in the educative and pastoral community = EPC with Salesian religious community as the animating nucleus:) Changed lines 172-173 from:
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