Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, 0,1   |       those dedicated to a wholly contemplative life the mystery of her
 2 Intro, 0,1   |         always had for cloistered contemplative women has deepened with
 3 Intro, 0,1   |       with the rediscovery of the contemplative nature of the Church herself
 4 Intro, 0,1   |      realize in a supreme way the contemplative vocation of the entire Christian
 5 Intro, 0,1(7)|        society are communities of contemplative life!”.~
 6 Intro, 0,2   |        way of life, promoting the contemplative dimension of cloistered
 7 Intro, 0,2   |          better suit the range of contemplative Institutes and the various
 8 Intro, 0,2(8)|           Secular Institutes, The Contemplative Dimension of Religious Life (
 9 Intro, 0,2   |         are dedicated to a wholly contemplative life.~
10 I, 0,3       |           explicitly connects the contemplative life to the prayer of Jesus “
11 I, 0,3(10)   |    Institutes, Instruction on the Contemplative Life and on the Enclosure
12 I, 0,3       |           This association of the contemplative life with the prayer of
13 I, 0,3(13)   |    Institutes, Instruction on the Contemplative Life and on the Enclosure
14 I, 0,4       |           dimension of the wholly contemplative vocation. (21)~The monastic
15 I, 0,4(21)   |    Institutes, Instruction on the Contemplative Life and on the Enclosure
16 I, 0,5       |          Eph 1:6, 10-12, 14).~The contemplative nun fulfils to the highest
17 I, 0,5       |       realization of this sublime contemplative ideal, which implies total
18 I, 0,6       |                    The sharing of contemplative nuns in the communion and
19 I, 0,6       |           5:19-20).~Therefore the contemplative life is the nun's particular
20 I, 0,6(33)   |           Secular Institutes, The Contemplative Dimension of Religious Life (
21 I, 0,6(33)   |          February 1994), 59: “The contemplative type of community (showing
22 I, 0,7       |        essential to Institutes of contemplative life. (38) Cloistered nuns
23 I, 0,7(43)   |        Gentes, 40: “Institutes of contemplative life, by their prayer, penance
24 I, 0,7       | reflection and radiation of their contemplative life, nuns offer to the
25 I, 0,8       |      honoured as the only Lord.~A contemplative monastery is a gift also
26 I, 0,8       |        the chief guardians of the contemplative charism. Therefore, they
27 I, 0,8       |      Therefore, they must nurture contemplative communities with the bread
28 I, 0,8       |       that recalls the meaning of contemplative life and safeguards the
29 I, 0,8(51)   |           Secular Institutes, The Contemplative Dimension of Religious Life (
30 II, 0,9      |        monasteries devoted to the contemplative life have found the enclosure
31 II, 0,9      |    ordered for the benefit of the contemplative life itself. The discipline
32 II, 0,9      |     charism of monasteries.~Every contemplative Institute must faithfully
33 II, 0,9(53)  |    Institutes, Instruction on the Contemplative Life and the Enclosure of
34 II, 0,10     |         are wholly devoted to the contemplative life must observe papal
35 II, 0,10(55) |    Institutes, Instruction on the Contemplative Life and the Enclosure of
36 II, 0,10     |           form (56) of the wholly contemplative life, lived as a total gift
37 II, 0,10     |           character of the wholly contemplative life in its feminine form.
38 II, 0,10     |        and identity of the wholly contemplative life, ensuring that it remains
39 II, 0,10(57) |    Institutes, Instruction on the Contemplative Life and the Enclosure of
40 II, 0,10(58) |           Secular Institutes, The Contemplative Dimension of Religious Life (
41 II, 0,11     |                    11. The wholly contemplative life, in order to be considered
42 II, 0,11     |        considered to be of wholly contemplative life if:~a) its members
43 II, 0,12     |           of nuns who profess the contemplative life but associate some
44 II, 0,13     |          the various forms of the contemplative life, when they are entirely
45 II, 0,13     |           are associated with the contemplative life, or if they practice
46 II, 1,14     |   enclosure of nuns of the wholly contemplative life is called papal, because
47 II, 1,14     |           dedicated to the wholly contemplative life and given the variety
48 II, 1,14(65) |    Institutes, Instruction on the Contemplative Life and the Enclosure of
49 II, 1,15     | conditions demanded by the wholly contemplative life and, on the part of
50 II, 1,16     |           the light of the wholly contemplative vocation, in accordance
51 II, 1,19     |        nuns belonging to the same contemplative Institute within the same
52 II, 1,19     |         the demands of the wholly contemplative life.~
53 II, 1,20     |           spirit of recollection; contemplative silence can in fact be undermined
54 III, 0,22    |          those called to a wholly contemplative life are set forth in the
55 III, 0,22    |          72-85).~The formation of contemplative nuns is primarily formation
56 III, 0,22    |         extent the renewal of the contemplative life is dependent on the
57 III, 0,23    |        implies that Institutes of contemplative life should ensure a level
58 III, 0,23    |          mystery of Christ”. (78)~Contemplative life must always draw from
59 III, 0,24    |      elements of formation in the contemplative life.~The Superior of a
60 III, 0,24    |         character of the enclosed contemplative vocation and the obligations
61 III, 0,25    |          of a monastery of wholly contemplative life.~The local Ordinary
62 III, 0,26    |   concrete expression in a solely contemplative dimension.~A monastery associated
63 IV, 0,27     |         promote the values of the contemplative life in the monasteries
64 IV, 0,29     |         demands of the cloistered contemplative life.~Federations should
65 IV, 0,29     |        growth in monasteries of a contemplative culture and outlook. ~
66 IV, 0,30     |       spirituality, in the wholly contemplative dimension of their way of
67 Conclu, 0,31 |        high esteem for the wholly contemplative life of cloistered nuns,