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 1 Intro,  0,1|       Life, deeply rooted in the example and teaching of Christ the
 2   I,  1,18 |     mission, in imitation of the example of Mary of Nazareth, the
 3   I,  1,21 |        is lived according to the example of Christ who, "though he
 4   I,  1,21 |          pointing the way by his example, his prayer, his words and
 5   I,  2,28 |      Mary in fact is the sublime example of perfect consecration,
 6   I,  4,38 |    appearance of good. Thus, for example, the legitimate need to
 7  II,  1,41 |        to live, according to his example, for the Father and for
 8  II,  1,45 |    fraternal life, following the example of the first Christians
 9  II,  1,45 |          up before the world the example of communities in which
10  II,  2,59 |         charism. Thanks to their example, this way of life continues
11  II,  3,63 |         of certain criteria. For example, it is necessary to safeguard
12  II,  3,64 |        even today. Following the example of founders and foundresses,
13  II,  3,64 |        with courage, by word and example, the ideal of the following
14 III,  0,72 |         the world to imitate his example and to continue his mission.
15 III,  0,74 |      himself gave us the perfect example of how we can link communion
16 III,  1,80 | authority, and when they give an example of sharing material and
17 III,  1,83 |         bodies,and following the example of their respective founders
18 III,  2,86 |       They enlighten us by their example, they intercede that we
19 III,  2,90 |          hospitality, also as an example to those who are indifferent
20 III,  2,93 |         Paul was a master by his example (cf. 1 Cor 7:7) and by his
21 III,  2,94 |     which describe the words and example of Christ and Mary and the
22 III,  4,103|      such as those proposed, for example, by the sects. By practising