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\u201cTo discern our personal vocation, we have to realize that it is a calling from a friend, who is Jesus\u2026I want you to know that, when the Lord thinks of each of you and what he wants to give you, he sees you as his close friend. And if he plans to grant you a grace, a charism that will help you live to the full and become someone who benefits others, someone who leaves a mark in life, it will surely be a gift that will bring you more joy and excitement than anything else in this world. Not because that gift will be rare or extraordinary, but because it will perfectly fit you. It will be a perfect fit for your entire life.\u201d (Christus Vivit 287-288)<\/p>\n
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