Chapter,  Paragraph, §§

 1 Intro,  0,13|  experiments and proposals aimed at giving fresh vigour to the profession
 2   I,  1,21  |        witness even to the point of giving his life, the love "poured
 3   I,  2,23  |    self-emptying, his obedience the giving of his life.~The disciples
 4   I,  2,23  |             every woman to himself, giving to all the new life of the
 5   I,  2,24  |           about death, beautiful in giving up his life and beautiful
 6   I,  2,27  |     Beatitudes, a spirit capable of giving rise in human society to
 7   I,  3,34  |           of the Sacraments and the giving of pastoral care. In Mary
 8  II,  1,58  |    animating Christian communities, giving spiritual support, and promoting
 9  II,  2,59  |              while at the same time giving attention to requests made
10  II,  2,59  |          that provision be made for giving Major Superiors more authority
11  II,  2,62  |             founding charism, or by giving new charisms to men and
12 III,  1,75  |             the Society consists in giving yourselves to God in order
13 III,  1,78  |      Institutes of Consecrated Life giving special help to poorer Dioceses.~
14 III,  2,90  |      salvation of the world, freely giving of themselves, and spending
15 III,  3,98  | consequences for the apostolate, by giving rise to a sense of marginalization