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 1 Intro,  0,10|       for living more deeply the spirituality proper to the priesthood
 2   I,  3,30  |      thanks also to the specific spirituality of his Institute and the
 3   I,  4,40  |         particularly dear to the spirituality of the consecrated life
 4  II,  1,46  |    communion and to practise the spirituality of communionas "witnesses
 5  II,  1,46  |     communion, developing into a spirituality of communion, promotes a
 6  II,  1,47  |     universality. The history of spirituality amply illustrates this bond
 7  II,  1,48  |       bound up with a particular spirituality and apostolate, which takes
 8  II,  1,50  |          if the theology and the spirituality of the consecrated life
 9  II,  1,50  |     particular Church and to the spirituality of the diocesan clergy is
10  II,  1,50  |         in the understanding and spirituality of communion.~
11  II,  1,51  | particular task of spreading the spirituality of communion, first of all
12  II,  1,54  |      share more intensely in the spirituality and mission of these Institutes.
13  II,  1,55  |         the spread of a fruitful spirituality beyond the confines of the
14  II,  1,56  |       life or of the Institute's spirituality. It is therefore necessary
15  II,  1,58  |      this regard, the history of spirituality owes much to Saints like
16  II,  2,60  |         brother" suggests a rich spirituality. "These Religious are called
17  II,  2,62  |          such communities, their spirituality, the ecclesial awareness
18  II,  3,68  |          to assimilate fully the spirituality of the respective Institute.
19 III,  0,74  |        cooperation and apostolic spirituality~74. Everything must be done
20 III,  0,74  |         therefore foster a solid spirituality of action, seeing God in
21 III,  2,93  |   wellspring of a sound and deep spirituality. This is a primary requirement,
22 III,  2,93  |          give rise to a specific spirituality, that is, a concrete programme
23 III,  2,93  |       school of true evangelical spirituality. Apostolic fruitfulness,
24 III,  2,94  |          source of all Christian spirituality. It gives rise to a personal
25 III,  2,94  |         up schools of prayer, of spirituality and of prayerful reading
26 III,  4,101 |          the sharing of a common spirituality, itself the heritage of
27 III,  4,103 |                                  Spirituality as a response to the search
28 III,  4,103 |          forms of asceticism and spirituality. Today, in many places,