Chapter,  Paragraph, §§

 1 Intro,  0,4   |        various states of life, their vocation and their particular mission
 2 Intro,  0,7   |            lose sight of the supreme vocation, which is to be always with
 3   I,  0,14    |            on the basis of a special vocation and in virtue of a particular
 4   I,  0,14    |              meaning of this special vocation. But for an overall picture
 5   I,  0,15    |            the radical nature of the vocation to the consecrated life:
 6   I,  0,16    |           secular character of their vocation, reflect the mystery of
 7   I,  2,25    |    simplicity to the nature of their vocation.~
 8   I,  2,28    |            manner which befits their vocation, and experiencing in return
 9   I,  2,28    |            road to fidelity to one's vocation and a most effective help
10   I,  2,28    |           help for advancing in that vocation and living it fully.~
11   I,  3,30    |         persons can respond to their vocation and mission. For this reason,
12   I,  3,30    |             the priest, in fact, the vocation to the priesthood and the
13   I,  3,30    |            to the priesthood and the vocation to the consecrated life
14   I,  3,31    |           accordance with the proper vocation and gift which he or she
15   I,  3,31    |           each presuppose a distinct vocation and a specific form of consecration,
16   I,  3,32    |           shows great esteem for the vocation to marriage, which makes
17   I,  4,35    |        consecrated life. In fact the vocation of consecrated persons to
18   I,  4,38    |         remain faithful to their own vocation and follow Jesus on the
19   I,  4,40    |       Christian life as a whole, the vocation to the consecrated life
20  II,  1,44    |          many ways to live out their vocation: by persevering prayer,
21  II,  1,49    |          attention by Bishops to the vocation and mission of Institutes,
22  II,  1,58    |            that they will live their vocation fully and joyfully, and
23  II,  2,59    |            God".In the light of this vocation and ecclesial mission, the
24  II,  2,60    |             particular nature of the vocation of the members of these
25  II,  2,60    |             remain faithful to their vocation and mission. The same holds
26  II,  2,60    |             the Institute itself.The vocation of Brothers in what are
27  II,  3,63    |             the Lord and to personal vocation and mission. Rather, by
28  II,  3,64    |             persons respond to their vocation. But they have a future
29  II,  3,64    |             into effect the grace of vocation.The invitation of Jesus, "
30  II,  3,64    |             a struggle which turns a vocation into a tale of friendship
31  II,  3,65    | responsibility for maturing in one's vocation is the inescapable duty
32 III,  0,72    |            is at the origin of every vocation and charism, consecrated
33 III,  1,78    |        fields more suited to the lay vocation, can engage in the valuable
34 III,  1,81    |            because of their specific vocation, are called to manifest
35 III,  2,94    |             texts in accepting their vocation and in discerning the charism
36 Conclu,  0,105|           and encourage the seeds of vocation through preaching, discernment
37 Conclu,  0,107|           prepared to live, as their vocation demands, in accordance with