Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1| breakthrough of the foundational charism, has been a vigorous impulse
 2 Intro, 1,2|     animated by the foundational charism. It is part of the organic
 3 Intro, 1,2| continuity with the foundational charism, by a characteristically
 4 Intro, 2,3|    communities, according to the charism and proper law of the institute.(16)
 5 Intro, 4,5|       are often in line with the charism of that institute. This
 6 Intro, 4,5|          re-read and reclaim the charism of the founder, on the different
 7 II, 5,42  |        persons, bearing a common charism, to the needs of the least
 8 II, 5,42  |     evangelical counsels and the charism.~
 9 II, 5,44  |                          45. The charism~This is the second aspect
10 II, 5,44  |   institute's founder and to the charism lived by him or her and
11 II, 5,44  |    importance of the originating charism by rich theological reflection,(63)
12 II, 5,44  |   reflection on the founder, the charism and the constitutions of
13 II, 5,44  |    deepened understanding of the charism leads to a clearer vision
14 II, 5,45  |  specific mediation of one's own charism -- in considering certain
15 II, 5,45  |       which risks distorting the charism to suit particular positions
16 II, 6,48  |         the institute and by its charism. Since there is a variety
17 III, 0,58 |      characterised by a specific charism.~Among "apostolic communities",
18 III, 1,59 |      fraternal life and of their charism.~By its mere presence, not
19 III, 1,59 |     proper consideration for the charism of a religious community
20 III, 1,59 |       must not forget that every charism is born in the Church and
21 III, 1,59 |       continuously renewed; each charism is alive to the extent that
22 III, 1,59 |          relevance and vitality. Charism and particular Church should
23 III, 1,59 |       problems of living out the charism and its insertion into changed
24 III, 1,60 |     detriment of the institute's charism and to community life, to
25 III, 1,60 |         of being faithful to its charism. This is also reflected
26 III, 1,60 |      religious can express their charism.~Religious communities of
27 III, 1,63 |     keeping with the institute's charism.~b) Smaller communities
28 III, 1,63 |    persevering fidelity to their charism, for the constant diffusion
29 III, 1,64 |          shall be bearers of the charism of their religious family.~
30 III, 1,66 |        significance of their own charism in a specific setting, concern
31 III, 1,69 |         spiritual family, in the charism and mission of the institute.
32 III, 1,69 |          lay people to share the charism of their institute, according
33 III, 1,69 |          ways of making the same charism and mission operative. In