Psycho-Spiritual Formation in the Formees of Missionary Sisters of Mary Immaculate on the Basis of the Writings of MSGR. C.J. Varkey and Viktor E. Frankl / (Record no. 112566)
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Title | Psycho-Spiritual Formation in the Formees of Missionary Sisters of Mary Immaculate on the Basis of the Writings of MSGR. C.J. Varkey and Viktor E. Frankl / |
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Formatted contents note | TABLE OF CONTENT<br/>CERTIFICATE.............................................................................................................iii<br/>DECLARATION..........................................................................................................iv<br/>ACKNOWLEDGMENT ...............................................................................................v<br/>TABLE OF CONTENT................................................................................................vi<br/>ABBREVIATIONS .....................................................................................................xii<br/>GENERAL INTRODUCTION......................................................................................1<br/>CHAPTER ONE<br/>INTEGRAL FORMATION OF THE CANDIDATE FOR RELIGIOUS LIFE<br/>1.1 What is Formation and Integral Formation? ........................................................6<br/>1.1.1 Definition of Formation.................................................................................7<br/>1.1.2 Purpose of Formation ....................................................................................8<br/>1.1.3 The Goal of Formation ................................................................................10<br/>1.1.4 Nature of Formation ....................................................................................12<br/>1.1.5 Biblical Foundation of Formation ...............................................................12<br/>1.1.5.1 Formation in the Old Testament ...........................................................12<br/>1.1.5.2 Formation in the New Testament..........................................................13<br/>1.1.6 Formation as the Work of Holy Spirit.........................................................15<br/>1.1.7 The Response to God’s Call ........................................................................15<br/>1.1.8 Formation as Self Formation .......................................................................16<br/>1.1.9 Formation as Discovering the Self ..............................................................17<br/>1.1.9.1 Ideal Self...............................................................................................17<br/>1.1.9.2 Real Self................................................................................................17<br/>1.2. The Role of Formator in Formation ..................................................................18<br/>1.2 Accompaniment .................................................................................................19<br/>1.2.2 Ability to be Patient.....................................................................................19<br/>1.2.3 Being Sensitive ............................................................................................20<br/>1.2.4 Not Formator but Enabler (Facilitator) ...........................................................20<br/>1.3 Understanding the Motives of Candidates in Entering Religious Life ..............21<br/>1.3.1 Unconscious Motives ..................................................................................21<br/>1.3.2 Conscious Personal Motives........................................................................22<br/>1.3.3 Supernatural Motives...................................................................................23<br/>1.4 Areas of Motivation ...........................................................................................23<br/>1.4.1 Spiritual Area...............................................................................................23<br/>1.4.2 Intelligence Area..........................................................................................24<br/>1.4.3 Emotional Stability......................................................................................24<br/>1.4.4 Capacity for Effective Interpersonal Relationship ......................................24<br/>1.5 Holistic Dimension of Formation.......................................................................24<br/>1.5.1 Human Formation........................................................................................24<br/>1.5.2 Physical Formation ......................................................................................25<br/>1.5.3 Spiritual Formation......................................................................................26<br/>1.5.4 Intellectual Formation..................................................................................27<br/>1.5.5 Psychological Formation .............................................................................28<br/>1.5.6 Sexual Formation.........................................................................................29<br/>1.5.7 Personality Formation..................................................................................30<br/>1.5.8 Moral Formation..........................................................................................30<br/>1.5.8.1 Freedom and Responsibility .................................................................30<br/>1.5.8.2 An adequate Value System ...................................................................31<br/>1.5.9 Social Formation..........................................................................................31<br/>1.5.10 Cultural Formation ....................................................................................32<br/>1.5.11 Charism-Oriented Formation.....................................................................32<br/>1.5.12 Emotional Formation.................................................................................33<br/>1.5.12.1 Aids for Emotional Growth ................................................................33<br/>1.5.12.2 Enabling Growth in Self Esteem.........................................................33<br/>1.5.12.3 Help them build a Positive Image.......................................................34<br/>1.5.12.4 Providing Opportunities for Self-Expressing......................................34<br/>1.5.12.5 Formation to Community Life ............................................................34<br/>1.5.12.6 Formation for Relationship.................................................................35<br/>1.6 Agents of Formation...........................................................................................35<br/>1.6.1 The Spirit of God.........................................................................................36<br/>1.6.2 The Word of God.........................................................................................36<br/>1.6.3 The Church ..................................................................................................36<br/>1.6.4 The Person Called........................................................................................37<br/>1.6.5 The Formator...............................................................................................37<br/>1.6.6 The Congregation/Community....................................................................38<br/>1.7 Church’s Documents on Formation ...................................................................38<br/>1.7.1 Vita Consecrata ...........................................................................................39<br/>1.7.2 Perfectae Caritatis.......................................................................................39<br/>1.7.3 The Directives on Formation in Religious Institutes...................................40<br/>1.7.4 Starting Afresh from Christ .........................................................................41<br/>CHAPTER TWO<br/>SIGNIFICANCE OF RELIGIOUS FORMATION IN THE WRITINGS OF MSGR. <br/>C. J. VARKEY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CONCEPT OF VIKTOR E. FRANKL<br/>PART I – RELIGIOUS FORMATION ACCORDING TO CJV................................43<br/>2.1 Brief History of CJV ..........................................................................................44<br/>2.2 Importance of Formation According to CJV......................................................46<br/>2.2.1 Awareness of the Presence of God ..............................................................46<br/>2.2.1.1 The Mode of the Awareness of the Presence of God............................47<br/>2.2.2 Community Life ..........................................................................................50<br/>2.2.3 Religious Vows............................................................................................51<br/>2.2.3.1 Obedience .............................................................................................51<br/>2.2.3.2 Chastity .................................................................................................53<br/>2.2.3.3 Poverty ..................................................................................................55<br/>2.2.4 Control the Feelings.....................................................................................55<br/>2.2.5 Self Evaluation ............................................................................................56<br/>2.2.6 Proper Tools ................................................................................................57<br/>2.2.7 The Real Growth .........................................................................................57<br/>2.2.8 Interior Life..................................................................................................58<br/>2.2.9 Personality Integration.................................................................................59<br/>2.3 Insights from the writings of CJV in religious formation ..................................59<br/>PART II–RELIGIOUS LIFE OF FORMATION IN THE RELATION TO THE <br/>WRITINGS OF FRANKL........................................................................60<br/>2.4 A Brief History of Viktor Frankl........................................................................61<br/>2.5 Viktor Frankl: Meaning of Life..........................................................................62<br/>2.6 Three Dimensions of Individual Unity...............................................................63<br/>2.6.1 Spiritual Dimension.....................................................................................64<br/>2.6.2 Self-transcendence and Self-detachment.....................................................65<br/>2.6.3 Human Freedom and Responsibility ...........................................................65<br/>2.7 Frankl’s Triad of Values and the Meaning of Life ............................................66<br/>2.7.1 Creative Values and the Meaning of Work .................................................67<br/>2.7.2 Experiential Values and the Meaning of Love ............................................68<br/>2.7.3 Attitudinal Values and the Meaning of Suffering .......................................69<br/>2.8 Basic Concepts of Logotherapy .........................................................................70<br/>2.8.1 The Freedom of Will ...................................................................................70<br/>2.8.2 The Will to Meaning....................................................................................72<br/>2.8.3 The Meaning of Life....................................................................................74<br/>2.9 Religious formation: Insights from the writings of Frankl ................................75<br/>CHAPTER THREE<br/>PSYCHO-SPIRITUAL INTEGRATION BASED IN COMPARISON WITH THE <br/>WRITINGS OF MSGR. C. J. VARKEY AND VIKTOR FRANKL<br/>3.1 What is Psycho-Spiritual Integration?................................................................77<br/>3.2 Significance of Psycho-Spiritual Integration in Religious Life .........................78<br/>3.3 Perspective of Integration in Relation to the Writings of CJV and Frankl ........79<br/>3.3.1 Transpersonal Integration (God) .................................................................80<br/>3.3.2 Intra-personal Integration (Oneself)............................................................81<br/>3.3.3 Interpersonal Integration (Others) ...............................................................82<br/>3.3.4 Cosmic Integration ......................................................................................83<br/>3.4 Psycho-Spiritual Integration in the Life of a MSMI Religious..........................85<br/>3.4.1 Brief History of MSMI................................................................................86<br/>3.4.2 Spirituality and Charism of MSMI Congregation .......................................87<br/>3.4.3 Formation in the Missionary Sisters of Mary Immaculate (MSMI)............89<br/>3.4.4 Preparation of a Formative Atmosphere......................................................90<br/>3.4.5 Freedom with Responsibility.......................................................................90<br/>3.4.6 Discernment of Religious Vocation ............................................................91<br/>3.5 Psycho-Spiritual Integration in Different Stages of Formation in MSMI..........92<br/>3.5.1 Pre-Postulancy.............................................................................................93<br/>3.5.2 Postulancy....................................................................................................95<br/>3.5.3 Novitiate ......................................................................................................96<br/>3.5.3.1 The Nursery of Religious Life ..............................................................97<br/>3.5.3.2 Developing the Capacity to Love .........................................................98<br/>3.5.3.3 Deepening Prayer Life ..........................................................................99<br/>3.5.3.4 Integration of the Self ...........................................................................99<br/>3.5.4 Regency .......................................................................................................99<br/>3.5.5 Temporary Profession................................................................................100<br/>3.5.6 Juniorate.....................................................................................................100<br/>3.5.7 Ongoing Formation....................................................................................101<br/>GENERAL CONCLUSION......................................................................................105<br/>BIBLIOGRAPHY......................................................................................................107<br/> |
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