Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 2,3|            insist explicitly on the spiritual dimension and on the bond
 2 Intro, 2,3|     distinguished:~ - one, the more spiritual: "fraternity" or "fraternal
 3 Intro, 4,5|             of consecration and the spiritual dimension of religious life,
 4 I, 2,10   |        gathering themselves under a spiritual guide, the abbot, set out
 5 I, 2,10   |           communion of material and spiritual goods and the unity established
 6 II, 3,27  |    difficulties along the human and spiritual path and in the midst of
 7 II, 4,31  |          the fundamental sharing of spiritual goods. Communication takes
 8 II, 4,31  |          consequences, because then spiritual experience imperceptibly
 9 II, 4,31  |        There are many ways in which spiritual gifts can be shared and
10 II, 5,34  |   continuous enrichment not only of spiritual values but also of values
11 II, 5,34  |     material realities than towards spiritual values. This makes it necessary
12 II, 5,35  |       consecrated person depends on spiritual maturity; this is brought
13 II, 5,35  |          this reason, the help of a spiritual guide, who knows well and
14 II, 5,36  |          with the more specifically spiritual aspect. In this respect,
15 II, 5,37  |          forms of government, or by spiritual difficulties.~There may
16 II, 5,37  |         substitute for an authentic spiritual direction".(53)~
17 II, 5,40  |            a community and robs the spiritual reality which rules the
18 II, 5,43  |          the sharing of goods, even spiritual goods, has been from the
19 II, 6,47  |            in community and for the spiritual journey of the consecrated
20 II, 6,47  |           of the achievement of its spiritual and apostolic goals.~
21 II, 6,48  |          thus to the service of the spiritual progress of each one and
22 II, 6,49  |            aspects of authority.~a) Spiritual authority~If consecrated
23 II, 6,49  |          therefore be, above all, a spiritual person, convinced of the
24 II, 6,49  |     convinced of the primacy of the spiritual, both with respect to personal
25 II, 6,49  |             s main task will be the spiritual, community and apostolic
26 II, 6,49  |         involving human competence, spiritual wisdom and personal detachment.
27 III, 1,61 |        sometimes deriving fruits of spiritual renewal, apostolic dedication
28 III, 1,61 |         religious community, to its spiritual dynamic, to the quality
29 III, 1,61 |        exchange of gifts.~The great spiritual tradition -- ascetic and
30 III, 1,61 |           the level of the personal spiritual life of the religious or
31 III, 1,62 |       attending to the material and spiritual poverty of their time, in
32 III, 1,66 |           special psychological and spiritual bonds.~The future of these
33 III, 1,67 |     consecrated life those means of spiritual and material assistance
34 III, 1,67 | encouragement to the young in their spiritual and apostolic journey. Moreover,
35 III, 1,67 |           their age, through lively spiritual and cultural interests,
36 III, 1,69 |            in the heart of the same spiritual family, in the charism and
37 III, 1,69 |       centre radiating outwardly, a spiritual force, a centre of animation,