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 1 Intro,  0,2|           of evangelization in the different parts of the world, where
 2 Intro,  0,5|   gratitude to the Spirit the many different forms of consecrated life
 3 Intro,  0,8|            reason to hope that the different forms of contemplative life
 4 Intro,  0,9|           the sake of carrying out different forms of apostolic service
 5 Intro,  0,9|          God. Thus there arose the different families of Canons Regular,
 6 Intro,  0,9|           activity and to the many different works inspired by Christian
 7   I,  0,16 |         and in accordance with the different charisms.By professing the
 8   I,  1,19 |     various Institutes. Hence many different forms of the consecrated
 9   I,  2,24 |        consecrated life~24. In the different forms of life inspired by
10   I,  3,31 |          Relationships between the different states of Christian life~
11   I,  3,31 |          of Christian life~31. The different ways of life which, in accordance
12   I,  3,31 |          disciples. Although these different categories are a manifestation
13   I,  3,32 |   consecrated life, there are many different but complementary paths.
14   I,  3,33 |         and the Church in its many different dimensions. By virtue of
15   I,  3,34 |           response through all the different forms of Christian service.~
16   I,  4,37 |          be, to new situations and different needs, in complete openness
17  II,  1,47 |        bond of communion which the different Institutes of Consecrated
18  II,  1,47 |        Catholic unity the needs of different peoples and cultures.~
19  II,  1,49 |       Bishops and Superiors of the different Institutes. Special attention
20  II,  1,51 |        they are within the world's different societies — societies frequently
21  II,  1,51 | consecrated life, where persons of different ages, languages and cultures
22  II,  1,52 |                    Communion among different Institutes~52. Fraternal
23  II,  1,52 |           mutual cooperation among different Institutes of Consecrated
24  II,  1,53 |            the uniqueness of their different charisms, which reflect
25  II,  1,57 |           the position of women in different sectors of society and of
26  II,  1,58 |            women to participate in different fields and at all levels,
27  II,  1,58 |          will be expressed in many different works, such as involvement
28  II,  2,60 |            clerical" Institutes is different, since, according to the
29  II,  2,60 |          of Brothers constitutes a different form of participation in
30  II,  2,61 |        themselves, have acquired a different form with the passing of
31  II,  2,62 |        life~62. The Spirit, who at different times has inspired numerous
32  II,  2,62 |     evangelical life also takes on different forms, while, as a general
33  II,  2,62 |         this way the vigour of the different forms of consecrated life,
34  II,  3,68 |          by future generations, in different cultures and geographical
35  II,  3,68 |            live that spirit in the different stages of life on the way
36  II,  3,70 |         that, independently of the different stages of life, any period
37  II,  3,71 |            special interest in the different areas to which each charism
38 III,  0,74 |            among those graced with different charisms will ensure both
39 III,  1,78 |      offers ample room for all the different forms of the consecrated
40 III,  1,79 |           values discovered in the different civilizations can in fact
41 III,  1,80 |        lives of many Saints who in different periods of history were
42 III,  2,84 |       listening to his word in the different circumstances of history.
43 III,  2,89 |     poverty, which can be lived in different ways and is often expressed
44 III,  2,93 |            which take shape in the different forms of the consecrated
45 III,  3,98 |         suited to the needs of the different social groups and various
46 III,  4,101|           Christian communities of different confessions live side by
47 III,  4,102|  cooperation with men and women of different religious traditions is
48 III,  4,103|           heart and has led to the different forms of asceticism and