Chapter, Paragraph

 1 IV,22    |  programmes for the clergy, for consecrated persons and for the laity. 100
 2 IV,22    |         of men and women in the consecrated life, making it clear that
 3 IV,22    |   spirituality and lifestyle of consecrated persons needs to be sensitive
 4 IV,23    |   Bishops, clergy, those in the consecrated life and the laity are themselves
 5  V,25    |         Shepherd, where clergy, consecrated persons and the laity are
 6  V,25    |    involvement of the laity and consecrated men and women in pastoral
 7  V,31    |  dialogue. Men and women in the consecrated life can contribute very
 8 VI,36    |  witness borne by religious and consecrated persons, doctors, nurses
 9 VII,44   |                             The Consecrated Life and Missionary Societies~
10 VII,44   | intimate connection between the consecrated life and mission. Under
11 VII,44   |        servitium caritatis, the consecrated life shows forth God's love
12 VII,44   |    chief characteristics of the consecrated life which can offer an
13 VII,44   |         Asia urged those in the consecrated life to be witnesses to
14 VII,44   |   presence is often diminished, consecrated persons need to bear convincing
15 VII,44   |       All who have embraced the consecrated life are called to become
16 VII,44   |          No less is expected of consecrated men and women in the Christian
17 VII,44   |     defenceless. This makes the consecrated life a privileged means
18 VII,44   |         calling on those in the consecrated life to renew their zeal
19 VII,44   |      ideal of the religious and consecrated life, and promote such vocations.
20 Conclu,50|       women religious and other consecrated persons, the missionaries,