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 1 Intro,  0,6   | commitment to conversion of life, obedience and stability, and in persevering
 2   I,  0,16    |        mystery of Christ's filial obedience, they profess that he is
 3   I,  1,18    |      conformed to him. Living "in obedience, with nothing of one's own
 4   I,  1,18    |          in chastity, poverty and obedience appears as the most radical
 5   I,  1,21    |           in his redemptive death.Obedience, practised in imitation
 6   I,  1,22    |            His life of virginity, obedience and poverty expresses his
 7   I,  1,22    |          Jesus is the exemplar of obedience, who came down from heaven
 8   I,  1,22    |           cf. Lk 2:49). In filial obedience, he assumes the condition
 9   I,  2,23    |       complete self-emptying, his obedience the giving of his life.~
10   I,  3,30    |           to their state of life, obedience to God and to the Church,
11   I,  3,30    |    renunciation of possessions or obedience to a superior, in the form
12   I,  3,31    |          in chastity, poverty and obedience — the way of life practised
13   I,  4,36    |     unceasing conversion, wherein obedience is the source of true freedom,
14  II,  1,43    |      order not to render vain the obedience professed. While authority
15  II,  1,46    |          life, and in their ready obedience to the Bishops and especially
16  II,  1,46    |           on earth",the apostolic obedience and the sentire cum Ecclesia
17  II,  2,62    |        order to manifest a common obedience to the one Spirit. In dioceses,
18  II,  2,62    |     children, profess poverty and obedience.They do so with the intention
19 III,  1,77    |         in Christ. The result, in obedience to Christ's commandment,
20 III,  2,87    |          of chastity, poverty and obedience, impelling the Church, and
21 III,  2,87    |          of chastity, poverty and obedience is a warning not to underestimate
22 III,  2,91    |           challenge of freedom in obedience~91. The third challenge
23 III,  2,91    |          to this situation is the obedience which marks the consecrated
24 III,  2,91    |      especially vigorous way this obedience reproposes the obedience
25 III,  2,91    |          obedience reproposes the obedience of Christ to the Father
26 III,  2,91    |          no contradiction between obedience and freedom. Indeed, the
27 III,  2,91    |      human freedom as the path of obedience to the Father's will, and
28 III,  2,91    |          will, and the mystery of obedience as the path to the gradual
29 III,  2,91    |           this particular vow. By obedience they intend to show their
30 III,  2,92    |          with one mind and heart. Obedience, enlivened by charity, unites
31 III,  2,92    |           division, authority and obedience shine like a sign of that
32 III,  2,92    |       represent him. Through this obedience, which some people make
33 III,  4,103   |        upon oneself. Listening in obedience to the word, of which the
34 Conclu,  0,111|         of virginity, poverty and obedience. May no tribulation separate
35 Conclu,  0,112|         the Father, ever ready in obedience, courageous in poverty and