Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 0,4   |       determination of ultimate responsibility and of the authorities for
 2 I, 1,7   |         institute has a primary responsibility for its own identity. In
 3 I, 1,7   |  apostolic patrimony. It is the responsibility of local Ordinaries to preserve
 4 I, 1,7   |   formation, because “the first responsibility for the formation of religious
 5 I, 1,7   |        one's own charism is the responsibility of the institute, inter-congregational
 6 I, 2,10  |       do not cede to others the responsibility that is theirs, but they
 7 I, 2,10  |        and 22) with “their full responsibility as guardians and teachers”.(36)~
 8 I, 2,11  |  project also bear the ultimate responsibility for the center. In the spirit
 9 I, 2,11  |   directly by a team, under the responsibility of one person, who enjoys
10 II, 0,12 |    Superiors, who bear ultimate responsibility for them. These Superiors
11 II, 2,16 |        Because of their primary responsibility in formation, Major Superiors
12 II, 3,17 |       formation, has “the grave responsibility of providing for the organization
13 II, 3,17 |     Christians and the specific responsibility of consecrated persons in
14 II, 3,17 |        renewal in view of their responsibility as well as a reminder for
15 III, 1,21|       This group bears ultimate responsibility for the institutes. It is
16 III, 1,21|      body which bears immediate responsibility for it. Confirmation of
17 III, 2,22|   organism which bears ultimate responsibility for the center are to exercise
18 III, 2,22| formators. This is an ecclesial responsibility which they may not neglect,
19 III, 2,22|        who will feel that their responsibility in the formative journey
20 III, 2,22|        center erected under the responsibility of one religious institute
21 IV, 2,24 |     Superiors, as their primary responsibility, should choose future formators
22 IV, 4,26 |       continuing formation. The responsibility of accompanying young people