char·ism (k r  z  m)n. Christianity Charisma. |
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After Vatican II, as bishops began to interpret their charism in more pastoral terms, the words of "Ecce Sacerdos" no longer seemed appropriate or inspiring. This book will interest those who love the arts, and those fascinated by the Catholic experience as refracted through the charism of the followers of Ignatius of Loyola. For some congregations, such a reform will include the recovery of their original charism, and the refocusing of apostolic energy, the archbishop said. |
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