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 1 Intro,  0,2   |       the Churches and Ecclesial Communities which originated in the
 2 Intro,  0,7   |      Virgins, known in Christian communities ever since apostolic times.
 3 Intro,  0,13  |        wish to address religious communities and consecrated persons
 4   I,  1,21    | spiritual families and fraternal communities.~
 5  II,  1,42    |         is the Spirit who guides communities of the consecrated life
 6  II,  1,45    |        depends on the witness of communities filled "with joy and with
 7  II,  1,45    |         the world the example of communities in which solitude is overcome
 8  II,  1,45    |         nature of the charism in communities of this kind directs their
 9  II,  1,45    |    urgently needs such fraternal communities, which, by their very existence,
10  II,  1,51    |           The Church entrusts to communities of consecrated life the
11  II,  1,51    |          the ways to attain it — communities of consecrated life, where
12  II,  1,51    |       brothers and sisters. Such communities are places of hope and of
13  II,  1,56    |         Institute itself, of its communities, associate members and volunteers.~
14  II,  1,58    |     persons, animating Christian communities, giving spiritual support,
15  II,  2,59    |        of their life, cloistered communities, set like cities on a hilltop
16  II,  2,62    |       The originality of the new communities often consists in the fact
17  II,  2,62    |  particular style of life. These communities are sometimes inspired by
18  II,  2,62    |     specific features of the new communities and their styles of life
19  II,  2,62    |          of the founders of such communities, their spirituality, the
20  II,  2,62    |          of any members of these communities who wish to receive Holy
21  II,  2,62    |          the vitality of the new communities, will renew faithfulness
22  II,  3,68    |         also true for cloistered communities, which ought to set up suitable
23 III,  1,78    |      reason the establishment of communities devoted to contemplation
24 III,  1,80    |    innovative cultural proposal.~Communities of Religious Institutes
25 III,  2,90    |        neglected. There are many communities which live and work among
26 III,  2,95    |          for individuals and for communities. It is the daily viaticum
27 III,  4,100   |     other Churches and Ecclesial Communities monasticism has been preserved
28 III,  4,100   |    Anglican Communion and in the Communities of the Reformation.~The
29 III,  4,101   |      presence wherever Christian communities of different confessions
30 III,  4,102   |     sincerity, with the monastic communities of other religions.~Another
31 Conclu,  0,110|        Spirit to build fraternal communities, to join him in washing