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 1 Intro,  0,1   |     themselves, as he did, at the service of God and their brothers
 2 Intro,  0,5   |         poor and the outcast.Such service is itself a sign of how
 3 Intro,  0,7   |      themselves to prayer and the service of the Church.~
 4 Intro,  0,9   |      different forms of apostolic service to the People of God. Thus
 5 Intro,  0,10  |          fully consecrated to his service, their activity in the ordinary
 6   I,  0,14    |         to put their lives at its service, leaving everything behind
 7   I,  1,17    |          to be exclusively at his service, and they consecrate themselves
 8   I,  1,18    |      willingly put herself at the service of God's plan by the total
 9   I,  1,19    |          called, puts them at the service of their brothers and sisters
10   I,  2,27    |        consecrated life is at the service of this definitive manifestation
11   I,  2,28    |         discipleship and diligent service. In Mary, "the temple of
12   I,  3,31    |         vocations are also at the service of one another, for the
13   I,  3,32    |   exercise of sacred power in the service of ecclesial communion,
14   I,  3,32    |          and their cooperation in service of the ecclesial community,
15   I,  3,34    |      different forms of Christian service.~
16   I,  4,35    |          the school of the Lord's service, the school of love and
17   I,  4,35    |       works of evangelization and service.~
18   I,  4,36    |        the school of his generous service of God and neighbour. Thus
19   I,  4,36    |           embody that attitude of service which should inspire the
20   I,  4,38    |       efficiency, as if apostolic service depended primarily on human
21  II,  1,42    |   apostolic ideals and charitable service: "In community life, the
22  II,  1,42    |     carrying out their mission of service to the Church and to all
23  II,  1,47    |        leaven of communion at the service of the mission of the universal
24  II,  1,47    |    ministry, they are also at the service of cooperation between the
25  II,  1,49    |       that, in coordinating their service to the universal Church
26  II,  1,49    |       universal Church with their service to the particular Churches,
27  II,  1,55    |         world" and their specific service.~
28  II,  1,56    |          not harmed.his voluntary service, which draws from the richness
29  II,  2,60    |         in the Church in the same service of what is good; brothers
30  II,  2,60    |           Orders for the priestly service of the religious community,
31  II,  2,62    |        many forms of holiness and service, as "a kind of instrument
32  II,  3,63    |         through their witness and service.The trials of the present
33  II,  3,65    |       following of Christ, at the service of the Church's mission.
34  II,  3,66    |           in which their pastoral service will later be carried out.
35 III,  0,72    |       person totally free for the service of the Gospel, is important
36 III,  0,73    |                            At the service of God and humanity~73.
37 III,  0,73    |         20-22). To carry out this service appropriately, consecrated
38 III,  1,75    |         God places himself at the service of human beings! At the
39 III,  1,75    |         of practical and generous service. In its commitment to following
40 III,  1,75    |     washing of feet", that is, by service directed in particular to
41 III,  1,83    |         have given their lives in service to victims of contagious
42 III,  1,83    |     knowledge of bioethics at the service of the Gospel of life. Above
43 III,  2,85    |           unity of fellowship and service; he furnishes and directs
44 III,  2,89    | themselves without reserve in the service of the most disadvantaged
45 III,  2,90    |        Evangelical poverty at the service of the poor~90. Even before
46 III,  2,90    |           90. Even before being a service on behalf of the poor, evangelical
47 III,  2,92    |         received from God, at the service of discernment and communion.
48 III,  2,93    |        full communion of love and service in the Church.All these
49 III,  3,98    |           But in addition to this service of others, within the consecrated
50 III,  3,99    |         all kinds of means at the service of evangelization and skilfully
51 III,  4,100   |                            At the service of Christian unity~100.
52 III,  4,101   |         in common undertakings of service and of witness: these are
53 III,  4,102   |         men and women, a valuable service can be rendered above all
54 III,  4,102   |        persons are engaged in the service of interreligious dialogue
55 Conclu,  0,105|           consecrated life in the service of the Kingdom of God~105. "
56 Conclu,  0,105|      committing themselves to the service of this or that noble cause,