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 1   I,  1,21 | Trinitarian and Christological dimension which marks the whole of
 2   I,  1,21 |      strong in the Trinitarian dimension: love for Christ, which
 3   I,  2,24 |                    The Paschal dimension of the consecrated life~
 4   I,  2,26 |                 Eschatological dimension of the consecrated life~
 5   I,  2,27 | Christian East emphasizes this dimension when it considers monks
 6   I,  3,29 |      we" of the Apostles.~This dimension of "we" invites us to consider
 7   I,  3,30 |    Institute and the apostolic dimension of its proper charism. In
 8   I,  3,34 |       good thing. This spousal dimension, which is part of all consecrated
 9  II,  1,42 |        significance.Nor is the dimension of fraternal communion alien
10  II,  1,51 |      an openness to the global dimension of problems will not detract
11  II,  2,60 |  themselves of the fundamental dimension of brotherhood in Christ,
12  II,  3,67 |      must also have a communal dimension, the community is the chief
13  II,  3,67 |       the essential missionary dimension of consecration. Thus, during
14  II,  3,71 |      their words.The apostolic dimension opens the hearts and minds
15  II,  3,71 |     elements are united in the dimension of the charism proper to
16 III,  1,79 |    represents the transcendent dimension of the culture itself. In
17 III,  2,84 |      God. There is a prophetic dimension which belongs to the consecrated
18 III,  2,92 |       because of the community dimension which marks it. The fraternal
19 III,  3,96 |      education is an essential dimension of her mission. The Master
20 III,  4,103|      marginalize the religious dimension of life, if not actually