Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Abbr        |              s Teaching on Religious Life, SCRIS, 1983. ~FLC - Fraternal
 2 Abbr        |               1983. ~FLC - Fraternal Life in Community, CICLSAL, 1994. ~
 3 Intro, 0,1  |         significance which religious life has for the People of God,(2)
 4 Intro, 0,1  |            Institutes of Consecrated Life and for Societies of Apostolic
 5 Intro, 0,1  |           for Societies of Apostolic Life judges it an obligation
 6 Intro, 0,2  |            to societies of apostolic life, taking into account their
 7 Intro, 0,3  |              integration between the life of each institute and the
 8 Intro, 0,3  |         initial process of religious life.~A more clear understanding
 9 Intro, 0,3  |             patrimony of consecrated life, a richness which flows
10 Intro, 0,3  |            of formation to religious life”.(9)~In the same message,
11 Intro, 0,3  |           experience which religious life has known in recent years.
12 Intro, 0,3  |          about faith and consecrated life, in relation to scientific,
13 I, 0,4      |            Institutes of Consecrated Life and for Societies of Apostolic
14 I, 0,4      |           for Societies of Apostolic Life has gathered extensive documentation
15 I, 0,4      |              the call to consecrated life, however, is the presence
16 I, 0,5      |        vision of apostolic religious life which underlies the pedagogical
17 I, 1,6      |              formation for religious life, in the variety of its charisms
18 I, 1,7      |         harmoniously blending in the life and mission of the People
19 I, 1,7      |              not “become part of the life of the Church in a vague
20 I, 1,7      |        having a rightful autonomy of life, especially of government,
21 I, 1,7      |            autonomy.(20) Autonomy of life and of government implies
22 I, 1,7      |              an intimate part of her life, her holiness and her mission”.(27)
23 I, 1,8      |        principle. In fact, religious life has acquired a deeper consciousness
24 I, 1,8      |            communion and mission the life and missionary mandate of
25 I, 1,8(30)  |        Priesthood and to Consecrated Life in Europe: Rome, 5-10 May
26 I, 1,8      |             the mission of religious life requires in today's world.~
27 I, 1,9      |             deep correlation between life and truth; between theology
28 I, 1,9      |      attitudes proper to consecrated life. Thus the centers should
29 I, 1,9      |            as a service to religious life.~
30 I, 2,10     |              the same experiences of life, the same challenges posed
31 I, 2,10     |             s personal and community life”.(41)~Should it happen that
32 I, 2,10     |              formation and community life in their own institute.(42)~
33 I, 2,11     |             and esteem for religious life in its various forms and
34 II, 0,12    |          every three years about the life and activities of the centers.~
35 II, 0,12    |              theology of consecrated life and help them deepen the
36 II, 1,13    |        designed to enliven religious life and to apply instruments
37 II, 2,14    |     vocational identity in religious life.(53) This phase has as its
38 II, 2,14    |            formation for consecrated life, helping them to define
39 II, 2,14    |      developing, in the rub of daily life, attitudes of fraternal
40 II, 2,15    |           the beginning of religious life, which ought to introduce
41 II, 2,16    |        initiation into the religious life of each institute require
42 II, 2,16    |             and the law of religious life — in particular of each
43 II, 3,17    |           and mission of consecrated life, and to their pastoral preparation.
44 II, 3,17    | characteristics and circumstances of life of those professed of temporary
45 II, 3,17    |       included.~c) Because community life, right from the beginning,
46 II, 4,18    |           apostolic or contemplative life, is an intrinsic requirement
47 II, 4,18    |              enhances the quality of life of each member and of the
48 II, 4,18    |      commitment or when the interior life is challenged to grow.(72)
49 II, 4,18    |          fact that at every stage of life a person seeks and finds
50 II, 4,18    |         individual at every stage of life, the object of formation
51 II, 4,18    |        become a model of consecrated life, fraternity, and apostolic
52 II, 4,18    |             impulse to the spiritual life, to theological-pastoral
53 III, 1,21   |            Institutes of Consecrated Life and for Societies of Apostolic
54 III, 1,21   |           for Societies of Apostolic Life.~To assure its adequate
55 III, 2,22   |            Institutes of Consecrated Life and for Societies of Apostolic
56 III, 2,22   |           for Societies of Apostolic Life(83) which, prior to giving
57 III, 2,22   |         proper to priestly religious life and to the “intrinsic unity
58 III, 2,22   |        spirituality of the religious life and the theology of the
59 III, 2,22   |              of the programs and the life of the center itself. The
60 III, 2,22   |          People of God, of religious life, and of their own institute,
61 III, 2,22   |             and coordinate community life, the overall program of
62 III, 2,22   |        teaching or for animating the life of the center.~g) Proper
63 IV, 4,26    |              theology, and religious life. Further they should make
64 IV, 4,26    |       extraordinary circumstances of life, in the unfolding of history. (110)
65 IV, 4,26    |           and in leading to a deeper life of prayer. (111)~The organization
66 IV, 4,26    |            to the topic of fraternal life in community and to the
67 IV, 4,26    |            Institutes of consecrated life are thus invited courageously
68 IV, 4,26    |      spiritual difficulties of daily life”. (116)~c) Formators should
69 IV, 4,26    |            pastoral work in favor of life, the family and solidarity,
70 IV, 4,26    |           and Lord, to intensify the life of prayer, intimacy with
71 IV, 4,26    |           their own mediation in the life and experiences of those
72 Conclu, 0,27|            Institutes of Consecrated Life and for Societies of Apostolic
73 Conclu, 0,27|           for Societies of Apostolic Life, has intended to evaluate,
74 Conclu, 0,27|        promoting his or her unity of life in Christ through the Spirit. (120)
75 Conclu, 0,27|             according to the form of life which Christ the Lord chose,
76 Conclu, 0,27|            Institutes of Consecrated Life and for Societies of Apostolic
77 Conclu, 0,27|           for Societies of Apostolic Life and authorized its publication.~