Chapter,  Paragraph, §§

 1 Intro,  0,3   |      presence and the evangelical nature of its witness are clear
 2 Intro,  0,3   |           it "manifests the inner nature of the Christian calling"
 3 Intro,  0,7   |       bear witness to the passing nature of the present age by their
 4 Intro,  0,10  |      accordance with its specific nature, thus help to ensure that
 5 Intro,  0,11  |       case, however, the specific nature of their consecration distinguishes
 6   I,  0,14    |         vivid way the Trinitarian nature of the Christian life and
 7   I,  0,14    |        the lowliness of his human nature, and are invited to return
 8   I,  0,15    |    eloquently express the radical nature of the vocation to the consecrated
 9   I,  2,25    |           the Church's missionary nature, which is reflected in the
10   I,  2,25    |     dignity and simplicity to the nature of their vocation.~
11   I,  2,26    |        more to the eschatological nature of the consecrated life.~"
12   I,  3,29    |     theological reflection on the nature of the consecrated life
13   I,  3,29    |         for it expresses her very nature.This is clearly seen from
14   I,  4,38    |         the inclinations of human nature wounded by sin, is truly
15  II,  1,45    |         sharing whatever goods of nature and grace they had (cf.
16  II,  1,45    |           are in keeping with the nature of each Institute, so that
17  II,  1,45    |    communion is strengthened. The nature of the charism in communities
18  II,  1,46    |       reveal ever more deeply her nature as the sacrament "of intimate
19  II,  2,59    |  attracting people by the radical nature of a "spousal" existence
20  II,  2,60    |           consecrated life by its nature is neither lay nor clerical.
21  II,  2,60    | adequately express the particular nature of the vocation of the members
22  II,  2,60    |     reflects in a special way the nature of the Institute itself.
23  II,  2,60    |         itself and determines its nature, purpose and spirit. The
24  II,  2,62    |       clarification regarding the nature of such experiences in no
25 III,  1,77    |     Church which is missionary by nature. This drive is felt above
26 III,  1,80    |       persons to live the radical nature of the Gospel according
27 III,  1,83    |          belongs to the prophetic nature of the consecrated life.~
28 III,  2,84    |        resulting from the radical nature of the following of Christ
29 III,  2,87    |         inclinations are based on nature, they are good in themselves.
30 III,  2,95    |       pilgrim people? By its very nature the Eucharist is at the
31 III,  2,95    |     individually according to the nature of each Institute, expresses
32 III,  3,99    |    witness regarding the relative nature of all created realities.
33 III,  4,103   |          103. Because of the very nature of their choice, all who
34 III,  4,103   |           sensuality, to the true nature of the search for God. They
35 Conclu,  0,105|   eloquently expresses her inmost nature as "Bride". In the consecrated