Chapter,  Paragraph, §§

 1 Intro,  0,7|       through a vow of perpetual chastity as a sign of the Kingdom
 2   I,  0,14 |      which is the sacred bond of chastity for the sake of the Kingdom
 3   I,  0,16 |         this world."By embracing chastity, they make their own the
 4   I,  1,18 |      nothing of one's own and in chastity,"consecrated persons profess
 5   I,  1,18 | perfection. His way of living in chastity, poverty and obedience appears
 6   I,  1,21 |     whole of Christian life.~The chastity of celibates and virgins,
 7   I,  3,30 |        is the Spirit's gift, the chastity appropriate to their state
 8   I,  3,31 |         to making their own — in chastity, poverty and obedience —
 9   I,  3,32 |          pre-eminence of perfect chastity for the sake of the Kingdom,
10   I,  4,36 |          source of true freedom, chastity expresses the yearning of
11  II,  2,62 |          a vow the obligation of chastity proper to the married state
12 III,  2,87 |          evangelical counsels of chastity, poverty and obedience,
13 III,  2,87 |         norms. The profession of chastity, poverty and obedience is
14 III,  2,88 |         challenge of consecrated chastity~88. The first challenge
15 III,  2,88 |         joyful living of perfect chastity, as a witness to the power
16 III,  2,88 |        today's world examples of chastity lived by men and women who
17 III,  2,88 |       and instincts. Consecrated chastity thus appears as a joyful
18 III,  2,88 |        task of educating to that chastity which corresponds to other
19 III,  4,102|         of poverty, humility and chastity, imbued with fraternal love