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 1   I,  1,17    |         and so powerful that the person called senses the need to
 2   I,  1,17    |      identity of the consecrated person, beginning with his or her
 3   I,  1,21    |        counsels, the consecrated person lives with particular intensity
 4   I,  2,26    |        the Lord, the consecrated person remembers that "here we
 5   I,  2,28    |         life of each consecrated person and for the solidity, unity
 6   I,  4,36    |    discipleship and love for the person of Christ there are a number
 7   I,  4,36    |        will lead the consecrated person to belong wholly to God,
 8  II,  1,45    |    through forgiveness, and each person's commitment to communion
 9  II,  2,59    |     possibility offered to every person and to the whole of humanity
10  II,  2,59    |         in the heart where every person is called to union with
11  II,  3,64    | presenting the attraction of the person of the Lord Jesus and the
12  II,  3,65    |         should involve the whole person,in every aspect of the personality,
13  II,  3,65    |      transformation of the whole person, it is clear that the commitment
14  II,  3,69    |     limitations, the consecrated person can never claim to have
15  II,  3,69    |       there is no age at which a person has completely achieved
16  II,  3,70    |         at every stage of life a person seeks and finds a new task
17  II,  3,70    |         Passion, the consecrated person knows that the Father is
18  II,  3,70    |       intention of breaking. The person undergoing such a trial
19  II,  3,71    |        of formation is the whole person, called to seek and love
20 III,  0,72    |          counsels, which makes a person totally free for the service
21 III,  1,75    |          and to serve him in the person of the materially and spiritually
22 III,  1,82    |          is poor on earth in the person of his poor ... As God he
23 III,  1,82    |       prayer to attend to a poor person in need, that prayer is
24 III,  1,83    |    should foster respect for the person and for human life from
25 III,  2,88    |       condition. The consecrated person attests that what many have
26 III,  2,91    |       with respect for the human person. But who does not see the
27 III,  2,93    |          as every other baptized person, and indeed even more so,
28 III,  2,93    |         on which the consecrated person is guided by the Spirit
29 III,  2,94    |           in ways proper to each person's particular gifts, to setting
30 III,  4,103   |    gnosticism. Every consecrated person is committed to strengthening
31 III,  4,103   |     interpreter, the consecrated person points to Christ loved above
32 Conclu,  0,104|         to devote oneself to his person and his Mystical Body. From