Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

  1 Intro, 0,1   |            to a wholly contemplative life the mystery of her exclusive
  2 Intro, 0,1(1)|       Exhortation on the Consecrated Life and its Mission in the Church
  3 Intro, 0,1(2)|             an example of the hidden life, so that we too, if we wish
  4 Intro, 0,1(2)|           himself lived the solitary life in close union with others
  5 Intro, 0,1   |             adoration of the Word of life, becoming with her the living “
  6 Intro, 0,1   |            living the whole of their life as “hidden with Christ in
  7 Intro, 0,1(5)|             2: “What is the enclosed life if not an unceasing renewal
  8 Intro, 0,1(7)|             Renewal of the Religious Life Perfectae Caritatis, 7;
  9 Intro, 0,1(7)|         communities of contemplative life!”.~
 10 Intro, 0,2   |             and value of this way of life, promoting the contemplative
 11 Intro, 0,2   |           their specific role in the life of the Church. (8) In particular,
 12 Intro, 0,2   |           faithful to the cloistered life in keeping with their particular
 13 Intro, 0,2(8)| Contemplative Dimension of Religious Life (12 August 1980), 24-29;
 14 Intro, 0,2(8)|            Institutes of Consecrated life and Societies of Apostolic
 15 Intro, 0,2(8)|           and Societies of Apostolic Life, Instruction Potissimum
 16 Intro, 0,2   |            to a wholly contemplative life.~
 17 I, 0,3       |           connects the contemplative life to the prayer of Jesus “
 18 I, 0,3(10)   |     Instruction on the Contemplative Life and on the Enclosure of
 19 I, 0,3       |               17:11), but during his life there are special moments
 20 I, 0,3       |     association of the contemplative life with the prayer of Jesus
 21 I, 0,3       |       herself to be conformed to his life, to the point of the supreme
 22 I, 0,3       |           solitude to a more intense life of prayer is nothing other
 23 I, 0,3(13)   |     Instruction on the Contemplative Life and on the Enclosure of
 24 I, 0,3       |        drawing to himself the entire life of the cloistered nun in
 25 I, 0,3       |              the whole of cloistered life, since “besides its elements
 26 I, 0,3(15)   |            In reality, Clare's whole life was a eucharist because ...
 27 I, 0,4       |              Church, but consecrated life is a vivid image of it,
 28 I, 0,4       |              precisely because their life is entirely dedicated to
 29 I, 0,4(17)   |             Renewal of the Religious Life Perfectae Caritatis, 12: “...
 30 I, 0,4       |     contemplation of God. (18) Their life is a reminder to all Christian
 31 I, 0,4       |         spirit and the daily toil of life in community (cf. Eph 4:
 32 I, 0,4       |          vocation. (21)~The monastic life of women has therefore a
 33 I, 0,4(21)   |     Instruction on the Contemplative Life and on the Enclosure of
 34 I, 0,5       |            especially well suited to life wholly directed to contemplation.
 35 I, 0,5       |              the full meaning of her life and loving in God all the
 36 I, 0,5(25)   |              that she has, her whole life, all that she enjoys, she
 37 I, 0,5(26)   |             Renewal of the Religious Life Perfectae Caritatis, 7.~
 38 I, 0,5       |         apostolate with this kind of life, which thus becomes a silent
 39 I, 0,5       |              sought more freely in a life not only for him and with
 40 I, 0,5(27)   |             of a secure and tranquil life of contemplation; there
 41 I, 0,5(27)   |            In Praise of the Solitary Life”, Consuetudines, 80, 11:
 42 I, 0,5       |           renunciation, of fraternal life, of listening to the word
 43 I, 0,5       |         wholeness and consistency of life.~
 44 I, 0,6       |          Therefore the contemplative life is the nun's particular
 45 I, 0,6(33)   | Contemplative Dimension of Religious Life (12 August 1980), 26; Congregation
 46 I, 0,6(33)   |            Institutes of Consecrated life and Societies of Apostolic
 47 I, 0,6(33)   |           and Societies of Apostolic life, Instruction Fraternal Life
 48 I, 0,6(33)   |          life, Instruction Fraternal Life in Community (2 February
 49 I, 0,6(33)   |        become your inheritance, your life's programme, your way of
 50 I, 0,6       |        excellent school of fraternal life; it is an expression of
 51 I, 0,6       |             love involved, fraternal life is a God-filled space in
 52 I, 0,6(35)   |            Institutes of Consecrated life and Societies of Apostolic
 53 I, 0,6(35)   |           and Societies of Apostolic life, Instruction Fraternal Life
 54 I, 0,6(35)   |          life, Instruction Fraternal Life in Community (2 February
 55 I, 0,6(35)   |       February 1994), 10: “Fraternal life in common, in a monastery,
 56 I, 0,7       |          Institutes of contemplative life. (38) Cloistered nuns fulfil
 57 I, 0,7       |           sacrifice of praise.~Their life thus becomes a mysterious
 58 I, 0,7(39)   |             Renewal of the Religious Life Perfectae Caritatis, 7;
 59 I, 0,7(43)   |          Institutes of contemplative life, by their prayer, penance
 60 I, 0,7       |        become God's gift to all, the life of nuns “is truly a gift
 61 I, 0,7       |     radiation of their contemplative life, nuns offer to the Christian
 62 I, 0,7       |            of the Church. (46)~Their life, given wholly and in full
 63 I, 0,8       |            rises unceasingly for the Life which he sends forth each
 64 I, 0,8       |             and illusory values, the life of monasteries, nourished
 65 I, 0,8       |             meaning of contemplative life and safeguards the conditions
 66 I, 0,8(51)   | Contemplative Dimension of Religious Life (12 August 1980), 26.~
 67 II, 0,9      |         devoted to the contemplative life have found the enclosure
 68 II, 0,9      |         benefit of the contemplative life itself. The discipline of
 69 II, 0,9      |      fidelity is fundamental for the life of an Institute, which really
 70 II, 0,9(53)  |     Instruction on the Contemplative Life and the Enclosure of Nuns
 71 II, 0,9(54)  |            of the forms of religious life, with which the Church manifests
 72 II, 0,10     |         devoted to the contemplative life must observe papal enclosure,
 73 II, 0,10(55) |     Instruction on the Contemplative Life and the Enclosure of Nuns
 74 II, 0,10     |             the wholly contemplative life, lived as a total gift of
 75 II, 0,10     |             the wholly contemplative life in its feminine form. By
 76 II, 0,10     |             the wholly contemplative life, ensuring that it remains
 77 II, 0,10     |              need for this manner of life, which is a source of grace
 78 II, 0,10(57) |     Instruction on the Contemplative Life and the Enclosure of Nuns
 79 II, 0,10(58) |             Renewal of the Religious Life Perfectae Caritatis, 7;
 80 II, 0,10(58) | Contemplative Dimension of Religious Life (12 August 1980), 29.~
 81 II, 0,11     |             The wholly contemplative life, in order to be considered
 82 II, 0,11     |              of wholly contemplative life if:~a) its members direct
 83 II, 0,11     |            true participation in the life of the Church and to their
 84 II, 0,11(60) |            September 1997), 4: “Your life, with its separation from
 85 II, 0,12     |            profess the contemplative life but associate some work
 86 II, 0,13     |           forms of the contemplative life, when they are entirely
 87 II, 0,13     |            worship and live a hidden life within the walls of the
 88 II, 0,13     |    associated with the contemplative life, or if they practice more
 89 II, 0,13(63) |             Renewal of the Religious Life Perfectae Caritatis, 9;
 90 II, 1,14     |             the wholly contemplative life is called papal, because
 91 II, 1,14     |             the wholly contemplative life and given the variety of
 92 II, 1,14(65) |             Renewal of the Religious Life Perfectae Caritatis, 16;
 93 II, 1,14(65) |     Instruction on the Contemplative Life and the Enclosure of Nuns
 94 II, 1,15     |             the wholly contemplative life and, on the part of the
 95 II, 1,15     |         knowledge of the monastery's life and history.~
 96 II, 1,17(68) |            Institutes of Consecrated Life and for Societies of Apostolic
 97 II, 1,17(68) |           for Societies of Apostolic Life, Instruction Potissimum
 98 II, 1,19     |             the wholly contemplative life.~
 99 II, 1,21     |           faithful to the cloistered life and to express responsibly
100 III, 0,22    |             according to the form of life ordered solely to contemplation,
101 III, 0,22    |            to a wholly contemplative life are set forth in the Instruction
102 III, 0,22    |         renewal of the contemplative life is dependent on the formation
103 III, 0,22(75)|            Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic
104 III, 0,22(75)|           and Societies of Apostolic Life, Instruction Potissimum
105 III, 0,23    |            fidelity for the whole of life. To this end, enclosed communities
106 III, 0,23    |          Institutes of contemplative life should ensure a level of
107 III, 0,23    |            this state of consecrated life. Monasteries should therefore
108 III, 0,23    |        understanding the nature of a life completely directed to contemplation
109 III, 0,23    |   obligations proper to the enclosed life, and they should come to
110 III, 0,23(76)|            Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic
111 III, 0,23(76)|           and Societies of Apostolic Life, Instruction Potissimum
112 III, 0,23    |          Christ”. (78)~Contemplative life must always draw from the
113 III, 0,24    |             matures in the spiritual life and arrives at the grace
114 III, 0,24    |            environment and rhythm of life, is the most suitable place
115 III, 0,24    |       formation in the contemplative life.~The Superior of a monastery,
116 III, 0,24(79)|            Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic
117 III, 0,24(79)|           and Societies of Apostolic Life, Intruction Potissimum Institutioni (
118 III, 0,24    |          various moments of monastic life, by giving them the necessary
119 III, 0,24(81)|            Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic
120 III, 0,24(81)|           and Societies of Apostolic Life, Instruction Potissimum
121 III, 0,25    |     legitimate juridical autonomy of life and government in order
122 III, 0,25    |        Autonomy favours stability of life and the internal unity of
123 III, 0,25    |              of wholly contemplative life.~The local Ordinary has
124 III, 0,26    |            differing in their way of life.~Monasteries of nuns have
125 III, 0,26    |              retains its own rule of life and governance. (85) For
126 III, 0,26    |             concerns their religious life with freedom of spirit and
127 IV, 0,27     |          values of the contemplative life in the monasteries which
128 IV, 0,28     |            Order's genuine spirit of life entirely dedicated to contemplation
129 IV, 0,29(89) |            Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic
130 IV, 0,29(89) |           and Societies of Apostolic Life, Instruction Potissimum
131 IV, 0,29     |             cloistered contemplative life.~Federations should aim
132 IV, 0,30     |            dimension of their way of life, and by fostering the fervent
133 IV, 0,30     |          able to guarantee a regular life, or find themselves in particularly
134 IV, 0,30(93) |             Renewal of the Religious Life Perfectae Caritatis, 21;
135 Conclu, 0,31 |             the wholly contemplative life of cloistered nuns, and
136 Conclu, 0,31 |            Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic
137 Conclu, 0,31 |           and Societies of Apostolic Life, and authorized its publication.~