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 1 Intro,  0,6   |            work in the evangelical commitment to conversion of life, obedience
 2 Intro,  0,11  |           many of them an explicit commitment to the evangelical counsels
 3   I,  0,16    |      Christ in an all-encompassing commitment which foreshadows the eschatological
 4   I,  1,18    |  consecrated life, he asks a total commitment, one which involves leaving
 5   I,  2,26    |           to desire, anticipation, commitment and witness. In the early
 6   I,  2,27    |                Active expectation: commitment and watchfulness~27. "Come,
 7   I,  3,32    |            Christian living, their commitment to ordering temporal affairs
 8   I,  4,35    |           life, and the particular commitment made by those who embrace
 9   I,  4,38    |            veil (cf. Ex 34:33); in commitment, so that we will refuse
10   I,  4,39    |       holiness~39. Today a renewed commitment to holiness by consecrated
11  II,  1,45    |     forgiveness, and each person's commitment to communion is strengthened.
12  II,  1,52    |         who are united by a common commitment to the following of Christ
13  II,  2,62    |      already existing Institutes a commitment to renewed faithfulness
14  II,  2,62    |           of modern society. Their commitment to the evangelical life
15  II,  2,62    |          praise are those forms of commitment which some Christian married
16  II,  2,62    |        discernment, these forms of commitment cannot be included in the
17  II,  3,63    |     individual is not success, but commitment to faithfulness. What must
18  II,  3,64    | undoubtedly depend on the faithful commitment with which consecrated persons
19  II,  3,64    |       increasingly express a joint commitment of the whole Church.It calls
20  II,  3,65    |                                    Commitment to initial formation~65.
21  II,  3,65    |       person, it is clear that the commitment to formation never ends.
22  II,  3,65    |     opportunities to grow in their commitment to the charism and mission
23 III,  0,73    |            cannot fail to feel the commitment to bear in their hearts
24 III,  1,75    |           generous service. In its commitment to following the Son of
25 III,  1,75    |            does not diminish their commitment on behalf of humanity; on
26 III,  1,75    |      contrary, it strengthens this commitment, enabling it to have an
27 III,  2,93    |                         A decisive commitment to the spiritual life~93.
28 III,  2,93    |         perfection of charity.This commitment is clearly evidenced in
29 III,  2,93    |           in personal and communal commitment. It is precisely the spiritual
30 III,  2,95    |         closely connected with the commitment to continual conversion
31 III,  3,97    |                 Need for a renewed commitment in the field of education~
32 III,  3,98    |       Christian Millennium, such a commitment will enable consecrated
33 III,  3,98    |           for a renewed and loving commitment to the intellectual life,
34 III,  3,98    |     cultural diversity. A lessened commitment to study can have grave
35 III,  3,98    |         individual Institutes, the commitment to study cannot be limited
36 III,  3,98    |       human truth. Consequently, a commitment to study does not isolate
37 III,  4,100   |        special duty to foster this commitment. There is an urgent need
38 III,  4,102   |      physically and spiritually to commitment to justice, peace and the
39 Conclu,  0,109|        alike, live faithfully your commitment to God, in mutual edification