Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1  |             which "fraternal life in common" manifests in numerous countries
 2 Intro, 0,1  |      proposals on "fraternal life in common" must take this existential
 3 Intro, 1,2  |  re-evaluation of "fraternal life in common" and to a renewed vision
 4 Intro, 1,2  |            are seen to be bound by a common calling from God in continuity
 5 Intro, 1,2  |              by a characteristically common ecclesial consecration,
 6 Intro, 1,2  |     ecclesial consecration, and by a common response in sharing that "
 7 Intro, 1,2  |           charity. Fraternal life in common, as an expression of the
 8 Intro, 2,3  |            life. ~When it speaks of "common life", it is necessary to
 9 Intro, 2,3  |           living a fraternal life in common".(12)~Thus, in community
10 Intro, 2,3  |               more visible: "life in common" or "community life", which
11 Intro, 2,3  |             house" and in "leading a common life" through fidelity to
12 Intro, 2,3  |           same norms, taking part in common acts, and collaboration
13 Intro, 2,3  |           acts, and collaboration in common services.(14)   All of this
14 Intro, 2,3  |             the norms which regulate common life; but it is evident
15 Intro, 2,3  |               but it is evident that common life is designed to favour
16 Intro, 3,4  |            are becoming increasingly common.~b) Demands for personal
17 Intro, 3,4  |       weakening the ideal of life in common and commitment to community
18 Intro, 3,4  |          positively seeking forms of common life judged more suitable
19 Intro, 4,5  |         impact on the style of their common life and requires a change
20 Intro, 4,5  |           thus leaving less time for common life.~b) The increase in
21 Intro, 4,5  |         point that fraternal life in common has become for some an obstacle
22 Intro, 4,5  |     different traditions and ways of common life, and on various ways
23 Intro, 4,5  |          settings are only partially common to all; rather they tend
24 Intro, 5,6  |           need for fraternal life in common for those consecrated to
25 Intro, 5,7  |           project, fraternal life in common is part of God's plan and
26 I, 2,10     |             takes, fraternal life in common has always appeared as a
27 I, 2,10     |            radical expression of the common fraternal spirit which unites
28 I, 2,10     |       selfishness.~Fraternal life in common, in a monastery, is called
29 II, 1       |                     Spirituality and common prayer~
30 II, 1,12    |        towards the Father.~Prayer in common, which has always been considered
31 II, 1,14    |             the word, the Eucharist, common prayer, dedication and fidelity
32 II, 1,15    |           linked to personal prayer. Common prayer and personal prayer
33 II, 1,16    |              with spontaneity and by common agreement, such sharing
34 II, 1,17    |              Nevertheless, prayer in common has its own rhythms whose
35 II, 1,17    |            each institute.~Prayer in common which requires fidelity
36 II, 1,19    |                                  19. Common prayer also sustains and
37 II, 3,23    |               A fraternal and shared common life has a natural attraction
38 II, 4,29    |         closer together around their common mission.~
39 II, 5,36    |        Affectivity~Fraternal life in common requires from all members
40 II, 5,37    |          remind members that life in common sometimes requires sacrifice
41 II, 5,38    |              to achieve, between the common good and respect for the
42 II, 5,39    |              thanks together for the common gift of vocation and mission,
43 II, 5,39    |         solidarity;~c) to focus on a common mission: each institute
44 II, 5,39    |              within fraternity and a common mission. It may be necessary
45 II, 5,41    |              makes fraternal life in common difficult, other cultures
46 II, 5,41    |             correct one other in the common desire to live more and
47 II, 5,42    |       consecrated persons, bearing a common charism, to the needs of
48 II, 5,45    |          life to a colourless lowest common denominator leads to wiping
49 II, 6,46    |               the climate of life in common has improved: there is more
50 II, 6,46    |         there has been a move from a common life based too much on observance
51 II, 7,53    |             of the fraternal life in common".(69)~
52 II, 7,55    |             difficulties inherent in common life, is in itself a sign
53 III, 0,58   |             more strongly centred on common life so that their apostolate
54 III, 0,58   |          diaconal".~It follows that "common life lived in community"
55 III, 0,58   |          impact on fraternal life in common, to the point that this
56 III, 1,64   |              religious living alone. Common life in a house of the institute
57 III, 1,64   |         religious house, observing a common life. They should not live
58 III, 1,64   |    individual is consecrated in this common life and it is in this form
59 III, 1,64   |       fleeing from the obligation to common life. Nor is it sufficient
60 III, 1,64   |        practice of fraternal life in common.~
61 III, 1,65   |        territories~Fraternal life in common has special value in areas
62 III, 1,67   |             and collaborating in the common mission, responding positively
63 III, 1,69   |         maintaining by observing its common life.~
64 Conclu, 0,70| co-responsible for fraternal life in common, so that it will manifest
65 Conclu, 0,70|             of the fraternal life in common. Even more so, the current
66 Conclu, 0,70|            rebuild fraternal life in common may appear daunting, even
67 Conclu, 0,70|           sense of fraternal life in common, of being convinced that