Chapter,  Paragraph, §§

 1 Intro,  0,6 |          eremetical. In its present form, inspired above all by Saint
 2 Intro,  0,9 |             charism and in a stable form of common life,for the sake
 3 Intro,  0,11|           specific identity of this form of life is to be preserved
 4   I,  0,16  |           as far as possible, "that form of life which he, as the
 5   I,  1,21  |           model and source of every form of Christian life.Even fraternal
 6   I,  1,22  |         emptied himself, taking the form of a servant ... and became
 7   I,  2,25  |             the very heart of every form of consecrated life. To
 8   I,  2,26  |            to be revealed, "for the form of this world is passing
 9   I,  3,30  |     obedience to a superior, in the form proper to the evangelical
10   I,  3,31  |             vocation and a specific form of consecration, with a
11   I,  4,35  |            which are proper to this form of evangelical life, and
12  II,  1,41  |       obligation of fraternity as a form of witness to the Trinity.
13  II,  1,41  |         fraternal love, also in the form of common life, the consecrated
14  II,  1,54  |  contemplative Institutes, take the form of a relationship that is
15  II,  1,56  |            Institutes under the new form of so-called associate members
16  II,  2,60  |             constitutes a different form of participation in an Institute'
17  II,  2,61  |           have acquired a different form with the passing of time.
18  II,  2,62  |            one or other traditional form adapted to the needs of
19  II,  3,63  |             a specific Institute or form of consecrated life from
20 III,  0,74  |            involved in one or other form of the apostolate must therefore
21 III,  1,79  |         emptied himself, taking the form of a servant" (Phil 2:7).
22 III,  1,82  |       always a normal part of every form of the consecrated life,
23 III,  2,84  |        takes the shape of a special form of sharing in Christ's prophetic
24 III,  2,90  |     self-denial and restraint, in a form of fraternal life inspired
25 III,  2,93  |          When the Church approves a form of consecrated life or an
26 III,  3,97  |      freeing people from that grave form of poverty which is the
27 III,  3,99  |          obsessive interest in "the form of this world which is passing
28 III,  4,102 | ecclesiastical authority. The first form of evangelization in relation