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 1 Intro,  0,8   |     their lives and mission, the members of these Institutes imitate
 2 Intro,  0,10  |     thinks in the first place of members of Secular Institutes seeking
 3   I,  1,20    |        to go, where to put these members which are yours; in what
 4   I,  2,25    |          that the dress of their members corresponds in dignity and
 5   I,  3,31    |         The equal dignity of all members of the Church is the work
 6   I,  3,31    |       Confirmation common to all members of the People of God is
 7   I,  4,38    |        somehow superior to other members of the faithful, while the
 8  II,  1,42    |       the mutual love of all the members of the community, a love
 9  II,  1,45    |          and women religious and members of Societies of Apostolic
10  II,  1,52    |     serve to encourage the other members of the Church in the daily
11  II,  1,53    |      accomplishments of the best members of each Institute and to
12  II,  1,54    |       growing awareness that her members can and must unite their
13  II,  1,54    |         of pastoral cooperation. Members of Secular Institutes, lay
14  II,  1,54    |        clerical, relate to other members of the faithful at the level
15  II,  1,55    |      holiness of the consecrated members, lay men and women will
16  II,  1,56    |      form of so-called associate members or, in response to conditions
17  II,  1,56    |       its communities, associate members and volunteers.~Consecrated
18  II,  1,56    |  consecrated persons have become members of one or other of the ecclesial
19  II,  2,60    |    nature of the vocation of the members of these Religious Institutes.
20  II,  2,60    |         nothing prevents certain members from receiving Holy Orders
21  II,  2,61    |     brotherhood in which all the members, priests and those who were
22  II,  2,62    |           the suitability of any members of these communities who
23  II,  3,66    |  contributing some of their best members.~
24  II,  3,71    |  limitations, so as to offer its members the inspiration and support
25 III,  0,74    |      action, of all the Church's members. It is difficult for individuals
26 III,  1,77    |         is felt above all by the members of Institutes, whether of
27 III,  1,78    |     impels us" (2 Cor 5:14): the members of every Institute should
28 III,  1,78    |           religious brothers and members of Secular Institutes special
29 III,  1,78    |         fruitful apostolate. The members of Secular Institutes, by
30 III,  1,79    |       consecrated life makes its members particularly well suited
31 III,  2,92    | enlivened by charity, unites the members of an Institute in the same
32 III,  2,94    |      also encouraged among other members of the People of God, priests
33 III,  3,97    |       the Synod, I warmly invite members of Institutes devoted to
34 III,  3,97    |        on the circumstances, the members of these Institutes and
35 III,  3,97    |         structures of the State. Members of Secular Institutes in
36 III,  3,99    |  consecrated persons, especially members of Secular Institutes, should
37 III,  4,102   |       seek an understanding with members of other religions, through
38 Conclu,  0,107|      choose to invite one of its members to set out on the path of