Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 3,4|       everything and rejection of authority.~The Church and religious
 2 Intro, 3,4|          from such questioning of authority, with significant repercussions
 3 Intro, 4,5|         in turn, affected the way authority is perceived. In not a few
 4 Intro, 4,5|    perceived. In not a few cases, authority then encountered practical
 5 Intro, 4,5|        various ways of exercising authority and promoting the renewal
 6 II, 3,22  |   starting with the acceptance of authority.~Many have noted that this
 7 II, 5,37  |        situations when the one in authority needs to remind members
 8 II, 6     |                                   Authority in the service of fraternity ~
 9 II, 6,47  |      compromised by a distrust of authority.~The desire for deeper communion
10 II, 6,47  |         full scope of the role of authority; indeed, some consider it
11 II, 6,47  |           to blur the function of authority -- a function which is both
12 II, 6,47  |          and the role of personal authority, in continuity with the
13 II, 6,47  |         in religious life, to the authority who reminds us of that Word
14 II, 6,47  |         In religious communities, authority, to whom attention and respect
15 II, 6,48  |    renewal has helped to redesign authority with the intention of linking
16 II, 6,48  |         to accomplish. Persons in authority thus serve a community which
17 II, 6,48  |     variety of ways of exercising authority. It is for this reason that
18 II, 6,48  |         conceiving and exercising authority, defined by proper law.~
19 II, 6,48  |            defined by proper law.~Authority is, evangelically, always
20 II, 6,49  |      highlighting some aspects of authority.~a) Spiritual authority~
21 II, 6,49  |           authority.~a) Spiritual authority~If consecrated persons have
22 II, 6,49  |         the total service of God, authority promotes and sustains their
23 II, 6,49  | consecration. In a certain sense, authority can be seen as "servant
24 II, 6,49  |          of the servants of God". Authority has as its main task building
25 II, 6,49  |          his or her community.~b) Authority conducive to unity~An authority
26 II, 6,49  |   Authority conducive to unity~An authority conducive to unity is one
27 II, 6,49  |           mission. Still more: an authority which seeks to maintain
28 II, 6,49  |     formation, work and rest.~The authority of a superior works so that
29 II, 6,49  |      community in Christ".(67)~c) Authority capable of making final
30 II, 6,50  |        the role and competence of authority, in line with the constitutions.~
31 II, 6,51  |           and also an exercise of authority in agreement with the will
32 III, 1,61 |           themselves... under the authority of the superiors [of the
33 III, 1,63 |         approved by the competent authority who is to ensure that the
34 III, 1,64 |     relating to apostolate to the authority of the bishop,(83) who is