Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|        unum Christi amor"~1. The love of Christ has gathered a
 2 Intro, 0,1|        be able to respond to the love of the Father, loving him "
 3 Intro, 0,1|       this sublime and boundless love.~Born not "of the will of
 4 Intro, 0,1|       sign of the primacy of the love of God who works wonders,
 5 Intro, 0,1|        works wonders, and of the love for God and for one's brothers
 6 Intro, 1,2|          union effected by God's love, in addition to being an
 7 I, 0,8    |         of the Spirit. It is the love of God, poured into our
 8 I, 1,9    |          who revealed himself as Love, as Trinity, as communion,
 9 I, 1,9    |        of creation.~In his great love, the Father sent his Son,
10 I, 1,9    |        new commandment of mutual love: "a new commandment I give
11 I, 1,9    |          I give to you, that you love one another; even as I have
12 I, 1,9    |         loved you, that you also love one another" (Jn. 13:34;
13 I, 1,9    |        one cup, nourishes mutual love. Then he turned to the Father
14 I, 2,10   | community of goods, of fraternal love, of a programme of life
15 II, 1,18  |       Virgin Mary, animated by a love for her which leads us to
16 II, 2,21  |         of the command of mutual love: we must love one another
17 II, 2,21  |          of mutual love: we must love one another as he loved
18 II, 2,21  |        charity of Christ, in his love for the Father and for his
19 II, 2,21  |          brothers and sisters, a love forgetful of self.~All of
20 II, 2,21  |       the gift of his liberating love and the heartfelt acceptance
21 II, 2,21  |          gives us as guides.~The love of Christ poured out in
22 II, 2,21  |        in our hearts urges us to love our brothers and sisters
23 II, 3     |    sisters. They learn rather to love as Christ loved them, with
24 II, 3     |     Christ loved them, with that love which now is poured forth
25 II, 3     |        did.~By the power of this love a community is brought to
26 II, 3,24  |      Schola Amoris," a School of Love, for young people and for
27 II, 3,24  |     school in which all learn to love God, to love the brothers
28 II, 3,24  |        all learn to love God, to love the brothers and sisters
29 II, 3,24  |      with whom they live, and to love humanity, which is in great
30 II, 3,25  |          live in forgiveness and love. Communities cannot avoid
31 II, 3,25  |       teaching of the Apostles: "love one another with brotherly
32 II, 3,25  |          1 Cor. 11:33); "through love, be servants of one another" (
33 II, 3,25  |        forbearing one another in love" (Eph. 4:2); "be kind to
34 II, 4,32  |       same mind, having the same love, being in full accord and
35 II, 5,34  |          which helps one grow in love for God and for one's brothers
36 II, 5,36  |   enables consecrated persons to love their vocation and to love
37 II, 5,36  |       love their vocation and to love in accordance with this
38 II, 5,36  |        outside the community.~To love one's vocation, to hear
39 II, 5,36  |    fraternity and friendship.~To love one's vocation is to love
40 II, 5,36  |        love one's vocation is to love the Church, it is to love
41 II, 5,36  |        love the Church, it is to love one's institute, and to
42 II, 5,36  |          as one's own family.~To love in accordance with one's
43 II, 5,36  |        with one's vocation is to love in the manner of one who,
44 II, 5,36  |        to be a clear sign of the love of God, not invading and
45 II, 5,36  |         be one of rich and human love, similar to that of our
46 II, 5,36  |         many holy religious -- a love that shares in fears and
47 II, 5,36  |    accept the whole person. Such love -- caring and respectful,
48 II, 5,36  |    possessive -- should make the love of Our Lord seem very near:
49 II, 5,36  |        Lord seem very near: that love which caused the Son of
50 II, 5,36  |       doubt that we are loved by Love.~
51 II, 5,43  |        is his, with an undivided love and thus with a total availability
52 II, 5,43  |       others, making present the love of Christ. This love, neither
53 II, 5,43  |         the love of Christ. This love, neither selfish nor exclusive,
54 II, 6,47  |       esteem them very highly in love because of their work" (
55 II, 6,49  |      must know that the more the love of God increases in each
56 II, 7,53  |        my disciples, if you have love for one another" (cf. Jn.
57 II, 7,54  |          intense their fraternal love, the greater the credibility
58 II, 7,55  |          above all these, put on love, which binds everything
59 II, 7,55  |    perfect harmony" (Col. 3:14), love as it was taught and lived
60 II, 7,55  |         through his Spirit. This love that unites is also the
61 II, 7,55  |          that unites is also the love that leads us to extend
62 II, 7,55  |      inundate the world with his love; so, fraternal communities
63 II, 7,55  |      become missionaries of this love and concrete signs of its
64 III, 1,59 |        part, first of all by its love. It loves the universal
65 III, 1,62 |       which it involves; for the love of the poor which carries
66 III, 1,62 |          in the Church, that the love of Christ is active and
67 III, 1,63 |      primarily for the fraternal love which unites the members,
68 III, 1,67 |        age, but keeps alive joy, love and hope, is an invaluable