Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1  |       esteem which the Christian community has always had for cloistered
 2 I, 0,4      |         towards which the entire community of the Church journeys, (20)
 3 I, 0,4      |        the daily toil of life in community (cf. Eph 4:15-16), as the
 4 I, 0,6      |          of the entire Christian community's intimate union with God.
 5 I, 0,6(33)  |    Instruction Fraternal Life in Community (2 February 1994), 59: “
 6 I, 0,6(33)  |        The contemplative type of community (showing forth Christ on
 7 I, 0,6      |      Church. (34)~The cloistered community is also an excellent school
 8 I, 0,6(35)  |    Instruction Fraternal Life in Community (2 February 1994), 10: “
 9 I, 0,6      |         the members of their own community, helping one another to
10 I, 0,7      |       blessing for the Christian community and for the whole world.~
11 I, 0,7      |      nuns offer to the Christian community and to the world of today,
12 I, 0,7      |         towards which the entire community of the Church travels. Eager
13 I, 0,8      |          meaningful in the local community. (49) A monastic community
14 I, 0,8      |       community. (49) A monastic community may be compared to Moses
15 I, 0,8      |      supplication for the entire community and where thanksgiving rises
16 I, 0,8      |         time they share with the community the task of keeping watch
17 I, 0,8      |       experience or share in the community's prayer. Physical separation
18 II, 0,11    |      ministries of the ecclesial community; (59) such participation
19 II, 1,16    |   Constitutions.~§ 2. The entire community has the moral obligation
20 II, 1,21    |        in order to foster in the community a fuller and more fruitful
21 III, 0,22   | individual nuns and to the whole community, in order that they may
22 III, 0,23   |       methods for a personal and community formation which is continuous
23 III, 0,24   |        the harmony of the entire community. The monastery, moreover,
24 III, 0,24   |   gradual formation in one's own community.~Every monastery should
25 III, 0,24   |        should involve the entire community, in order that it may be
26 III, 0,25   |          internal unity of every community, and guarantees the best
27 IV, 0,27    |      such bodies depends on each community, whose freedom must be respected.~
28 IV, 0,30    | Nevertheless, it belongs to each community to decide whether to make
29 IV, 0,30    |       solution.~In the case of a community which is no longer in a
30 Conclu, 0,31|           cf. Acts 1:14), so the community of the faithful hopes today