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 1 Intro,  0,4 |            the need to clarify the specific identity of the various
 2 Intro,  0,4 |         her mission the more their specific identity is respected. For
 3 Intro,  0,9 |      counsels in accordance with a specific charism and in a stable
 4 Intro,  0,10|            life. Through their own specific blending of presence in
 5 Intro,  0,10|        each in accordance with its specific nature, thus help to ensure
 6 Intro,  0,10|      counsels in accordance with a specific charism. They discover in
 7 Intro,  0,11|          its own particular way, a specific apostolic or missionary
 8 Intro,  0,11|            this case, however, the specific nature of their consecration
 9 Intro,  0,11|            Secular Institutes. The specific identity of this form of
10   I,  0,16  |         simple renunciation, are a specific acceptance of the mystery
11   I,  2,25  |        Constitutions do not have a specific habit should ensure that
12   I,  2,28  |           all Christians, it has a specific value for those who have
13   I,  3,30  |        accompanied, moreover, by a specific gift of the Holy Spirit,
14   I,  3,30  |         Christ, thanks also to the specific spirituality of his Institute
15   I,  3,31  |            distinct vocation and a specific form of consecration, with
16   I,  3,31  |         lay faithful have as their specific but not exclusive characteristic,
17   I,  4,36  |           charism, though with the specific nuances of the various patterns
18   I,  4,36  |        aspect of his mystery".This specific aspect is meant to take
19   I,  4,37  | discipleship, in accordance with a specific charism confirmed by the
20  II,  1,42  |            that communion by their specific charism of contemplation.
21  II,  1,42  |      instrument for carrying out a specific mission, fraternal communion
22  II,  1,44  |          have had to abandon their specific apostolate. The elderly
23  II,  1,46  |            with the Hierarchy.In a specific way, through the richness
24  II,  1,47  |           both in safeguarding the specific identity of the consecrated
25  II,  1,48  |             which takes shape in a specific tradition marked by objective
26  II,  1,48  |         for people to seek God, of specific apostolic activities and
27  II,  1,55  |            in the world" and their specific service.~
28  II,  1,56  |           considered the work of a specific Institute, must promote
29  II,  1,56  |          to them, can take part in specific forms of cooperation in
30  II,  1,57  |      recognize her dignity and her specific contribution to the Church'
31  II,  1,58  |            not only in relation to specific aspects of feminine consecrated
32  II,  1,58  |        heightened awareness of its specific role and increased dedication
33  II,  2,60  |           in accordance with their specific charism.For this reason
34  II,  2,62  |      consecrated life, is that the specific features of the new communities
35  II,  2,62  |          cannot be included in the specific category of the consecrated
36  II,  3,63  |            historical destiny of a specific Institute or form of consecrated
37  II,  3,65  |          with and fits well into a specific course of studies, as part
38 III,  0,72  |     involvement in the Institute's specific mission.~
39 III,  1,76  |                                The specific contribution of the consecrated
40 III,  1,76  |          to evangelization~76. The specific contribution of consecrated
41 III,  1,78  |          know Jesus, thus making a specific contribution to the mission.
42 III,  1,81  |          persons, because of their specific vocation, are called to
43 III,  1,83  |           of their own through the specific charism of the Cross, by
44 III,  2,90  |          the Lord, and fulfils its specific role in the saving mystery
45 III,  2,93  |   consecrated life, give rise to a specific spirituality, that is, a
46 III,  2,93  |            surroundings, marked by specific spiritual emphases and choices
47 III,  3,96  |         consecrated persons have a specific duty. They are called to
48 III,  3,96  |          activities and to offer a specific contribution to the work
49 III,  3,97  |       particular, because of their specific calling, are called to this
50 III,  3,99  |          are called to offer their specific witness regarding the relative