Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II, 1,17     |            in courses of religious formation organized by monasteries. (68)~
 2 II, 1,17     |                  for part of their formation in another monastery of
 3 III, 0,22    |                                    Formation~22. The formation of cloistered
 4 III, 0,22    |                  Formation~22. The formation of cloistered nuns is aimed
 5 III, 0,22    |        mission in the Church. (72)~Formation must influence the individual
 6 III, 0,22    |       Father. The method proper to formation must therefore assume and
 7 III, 0,22    |      person, it is clear that this formation never ends.~The particular
 8 III, 0,22    |     particular requirements of the formation of those called to a wholly
 9 III, 0,22    | Institutioni (Part IV, 72-85).~The formation of contemplative nuns is
10 III, 0,22    |    contemplative nuns is primarily formation in faith, in which are found “
11 III, 0,22(74)|        Council, Decree on Priestly Formation Optatam Totius, 16, note
12 III, 0,22    |           life is dependent on the formation given to individual nuns
13 III, 0,23    |         during the first period of formation, and certainly before the
14 III, 0,23    |  constitute the doctrinal basis of formation, aiming at presenting the
15 III, 0,23    |           a personal and community formation which is continuous and
16 III, 0,24    |           of initial and permanent formation should be carried out within
17 III, 0,24    |            the different stages of formation can be followed gradually
18 III, 0,24    |            grace of contemplation. Formation in one's own monastery also
19 III, 0,24    |            following the course of formation, (79) since the daily nourishment
20 III, 0,24    |            moments and elements of formation in the contemplative life.~
21 III, 0,24    |        principally responsible for formation, (80) is to ensure that
22 III, 0,24    |         suitable initial course of formation. She is also to promote
23 III, 0,24    |           to promote the permanent formation of the nuns, by teaching
24 III, 0,24    |            spiritual and doctrinal formation and, finally, by encouraging
25 III, 0,24    |            call which is ever new.~Formation is a right and a duty of
26 III, 0,24    |    relating to the material of the formation programme of the monastery
27 III, 0,24    |            absences for reasons of formation. (81)~Attendance at courses
28 III, 0,24    |           Attendance at courses of formation cannot however substitute
29 III, 0,24    |         for systematic and gradual formation in one's own community.~
30 III, 0,24    |          especially in the area of formation, which cannot be directed
31 IV, 0,28     |     reorganization of monasteries, formation both initial and continuing,
32 IV, 0,28     |            contribute to the solid formation of novices and professed
33 IV, 0,29     |                                    Formation~29. Any help which the Federation
34 IV, 0,29     |          may offer in the field of formation is subsidiary. (89) The
35 IV, 0,29     |      themselves of the same; these formation programmes are to be determined
36 IV, 0,29     |            in regard to continuing formation, which involves a spiritual