Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1   |                              1. The Church as Bride of the Word shows
 2 Intro, 0,1   |          the exclusive union of the Church as Bride with her Lord,
 3 Intro, 0,1   |           within the mystery of the Church's holiness.~In their undivided
 4 Intro, 0,1(1)|         Life and its Mission in the Church and the World, Vita Consecrata (
 5 Intro, 0,1(2)|           Catechism of the Catholic Church, 555; Saint Thomas Aquinas,
 6 Intro, 0,1   |           and Mother, figure of the Church; (4) and sharing the blessedness
 7 Intro, 0,1   |          the living “memory” of the Church's spousal love (cf. Lk 2:
 8 Intro, 0,1(4)|        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church, Lumen Gentium, 63.~
 9 Intro, 0,1   |         contemplative nature of the Church herself and of the call
10 Intro, 0,1   |           Rom 14:17), “glory of the Church and wellspring of heavenly
11 Intro, 0,1(6)|             Bishops of the Catholic Church on Certain Aspects of Christian
12 Intro, 0,1(6)|           Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2566-2567.~
13 Intro, 0,1(7)|        inestimable treasure for the Church and for society are communities
14 Intro, 0,2   |             role in the life of the Church. (8) In particular, the
15 Intro, 0,2(8)|        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 46; Paul
16 Intro, 0,2(9)|       Domino (9 May 1975), VI: “The Church in fact, reborn of the Holy
17 I, 0,3       |          spiritual tradition of the Church, taken up by the Second
18 I, 0,3(10)   |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 46; Code
19 I, 0,3(10)   |        immolation for his Body, the Church, finds expression in the
20 I, 0,3(11)   |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 46; John
21 I, 0,3(14)   |            is the Bridegroom of the Church. The Eucharist is the Sacrament
22 I, 0,4       |               In the mystery of the Church in her exclusive union with
23 I, 0,4       |      dimension belongs to the whole Church, but consecrated life is
24 I, 0,4       |          the exclusive union of the Church as Bride with the Lord is
25 I, 0,4       |  anticipation of the eschatological Church confirmed in the possession
26 I, 0,4(17)   |          come and through which the Church has Christ as her only Spouse”;
27 I, 0,4       |             entire community of the Church journeys, (20) in order
28 I, 0,4(19)   |        Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
29 I, 0,4       |       powerfully the mystery of the Church as “the Spotless Bride of
30 I, 0,4       |             heavenly mystery of the Church was accomplished? (22)~In
31 I, 0,4       |        relive and perpetuate in the Church the presence and the work
32 I, 0,4       |             over the origins of the Church, so too now the Church's
33 I, 0,4       |          the Church, so too now the Church's journey is entrusted to
34 I, 0,5(24)   |    dedication to the mission of the Church”.~
35 I, 0,5       |            the pulsing heart of the Church as Bride. Whether in a place
36 I, 0,6       |        communion and mission of the Church ~In the communion of the
37 I, 0,6       |             In the communion of the Church~6. Through their specific
38 I, 0,6       |         within the communion of the Church, becoming a unique sign
39 I, 0,6       |         particular way of being the Church, of building the communion
40 I, 0,6       |       building the communion of the Church, of fulfilling a mission
41 I, 0,6       |           for the good of the whole Church. (33) Cloistered contemplatives
42 I, 0,6       |            at the very heart of the Church. (34)~The cloistered community
43 I, 0,6(33)   |          the exclusive union of the Church as Bride with her Lord who
44 I, 0,6(33)   |             of being present in the Church”.~
45 I, 0,6(34)   |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 4: “Thus
46 I, 0,6(34)   |         Gentium, 4: “Thus the whole Church appears as ?the people gathered
47 I, 0,6(35)   |          sign of the mystery of the Church”.~
48 I, 0,6       |            them at the heart of the Church, nuns undertake in a special
49 I, 0,6       |            to have “the mind of the Church (sentire cum Ecclesia)”,
50 I, 0,7       |               In the mission of the Church~7. “The pilgrim Church is
51 I, 0,7       |          the Church~7. “The pilgrim Church is by her very nature missionary”; (37)
52 I, 0,7(37)   |          Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 2.~
53 I, 0,7       |             missionary heart of the Church, by means of constant prayer,
54 I, 0,7       |           of greater benefit to the Church than all the other works
55 I, 0,7(40)   |           Catechism of the Catholic Church, 953; Saint Clare of Assisi,
56 I, 0,7       |               I understood that the Church had a Heart and that this
57 I, 0,7       |         that Love alone enabled the Church's members to act . . . Yes,
58 I, 0,7       |             I found my place in the Church . . . at the heart of the
59 I, 0,7       |                 at the heart of the Church, my Mother, I will be Love”. (42)~
60 I, 0,7       |            is the conviction of the Church, repeatedly voiced by the
61 I, 0,7       |            by the Magisterium: “The Church is deeply aware and, without
62 I, 0,7(43)   |          Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 40: “Institutes
63 I, 0,7       |            the nuptial heart of the Church. (46)~Their life, given
64 I, 0,7       | foreshadowing of the eschatological Church immutable in its possession
65 I, 0,7       |             entire community of the Church travels. Eager to act and
66 I, 0,7       |      devoted to contemplation", the Church advances down the paths
67 I, 0,8       |          The monastery in the local Church~8. The monastery is the
68 I, 0,8       |             gift also for the local Church to which it belongs. Representing
69 I, 0,8       |           the prayerful face of the Church, a monastery makes the Church'
70 I, 0,8       |       Church, a monastery makes the Church's presence more complete
71 I, 0,8       |            most intimate to a local Church – its heart, where the Spirit
72 I, 0,8(49)   |          Missionary Activity of the Church Ad Gentes, 18.~
73 I, 0,8(50)   |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 45; Decree
74 I, 0,8       |           to the experiences of the Church and of people today, they
75 I, 0,8(52)   |        Dogmatic Constitution on the Church Lumen Gentium, 46.~
76 II, 0,9      |           thus been received by the Church and canonically ordered
77 II, 0,9(54)  |      religious life, with which the Church manifests to the world the
78 II, 0,10     |             Christ's union with the Church his Bride, papal enclosure,
79 II, 0,10     |          the exclusive union of the Church as Bride with her Lord. (57)~
80 II, 0,10     |    traditions of the Institute.~The Church's Magisterium has often
81 II, 0,10     |          grace and holiness for the Church, to be faithfully maintained. (58)~
82 II, 0,11     |    participation in the life of the Church and to their authentic mission;~
83 II, 1,20     |             duly informed about the Church and the world, not through
84 II, 1,21     |             are being observed.~The Church, by virtue of her profound
85 III, 0,22    |           particular mission in the Church. (72)~Formation must influence
86 III, 0,23(78)|        Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World Gaudium
87 III, 0,25    |            of the monastery~25. The Church recognizes every monastery “
88 III, 0,25    |        according to the laws of the Church and the Constitutions. These
89 III, 0,26    |        Spirit has given rise in the Church to religious families made
90 III, 0,26    |            perspective in which the Church today envisages the role
91 IV, 0,27     |        fulfil their vocation in the Church. Their principal purpose
92 Conclu, 0,31 |       Instruction is to confirm the Church's high esteem for the wholly