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Interlinkinterlink INTERLINKINTERLINK Edited by the Anthropos Institute ed. by the Anthropos Institute No 26 Chicago, January 2014 From the desk of the coordinator caucus meeting of the generalate in January 2014. Kirby will also have meeting time with two members of the ad hoc committee²Michael and All members of the Society of the Divine Word are Zackarias²since all will be in Rome. A follow-up to strive to embody the SVD ³$QWKURSRVtradition,´ with the generalate and caucus and extended word as modeled by Joseph Freinademetz in China. by the committee is planned for June 2014. Former Superior General Antonio Pernia stated that $QWKURSRV,QVWLWXWHVKRXOG³DFWDVWKHJXDUGLDQ As another follow-up to the 2012 Toronto meeting, RI WKH $QWKURSRV WUDGLWLRQ RI WKH 6RFLHW\´ several AI members and other SVD contributed (VERBUM SVD 45, 1 (2004), 34). 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