char·ism (k r  z  m)n. Christianity Charisma. |
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| His book focuses on parishes, describing three that are quite different from one another and illuminating the essential nature of local faith communities, their individual charisms, and their indispensable relationship to the church universal. He thanked the religious for their prayers, charisms, and support for the Church; and he expressed sympathy for their diminishing memberships (CCN, June 13, 2006; Text of the Address of Archbishop Luigi Ventura). Charisms, by definition, cannot be legislated unless one believes that God, following the long-standing practice of the church, will grant the charism to each and every candidate for the priesthood. |
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