Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1  | fraternal life and its ways of being lived in the various religious
 2 Intro, 1,2  |     God's love, in addition to being an essential witness for
 3 Intro, 5,7  |      community as gift: before being a human project, fraternal
 4 I, 0,8      |                      8. Before being a human construction, religious
 5 I, 0,8      |       unless we start from its being a gift from on high, from
 6 I, 0,8      |    gift from on high, from its being a mystery, from its being
 7 I, 0,8      |      being a mystery, from its being rooted in the very heart
 8 I, 1,9      |      increasingly conscious of being the People and family of
 9 I, 2,10     |     world, have the mission of being clearly readable signs of
10 I, 2,10     | constitutes the Church, and of being a support for the fulfilment
11 II, 1,13    |     their day runs the risk of being too busy and anxious, and
12 II, 1,13    |       the religious can end up being tired and exhausted. In
13 II, 1,13    |       be seen also as time for being with the Lord so that He
14 II, 3       |  certainties: the certainty of being infinitely loved and the
15 II, 3       |     loved and the certainty of being capable of loving without
16 II, 3,23    |       received, and is in fact being received from others. Right
17 II, 3,27    |     that peace and pleasure in being together are among the signs
18 II, 3,27    |       own future can cloud it.~Being able to enjoy one another;
19 II, 4,32    |    mind, having the same love, being in full accord and of one
20 II, 4,33    |    atmosphere of recollection, being guided by the norms determined
21 II, 5,42    |                                Being a community in permanent
22 II, 6,47    |        some places have risked being compromised by a distrust
23 II, 6,47    |     against structures felt as being too rigid and authoritarian
24 II, 6,47    |      of the fraternity, of its being built up, of the achievement
25 III, 1,59   |      risk, on the one hand, of being present in the particular
26 III, 1,59   |     and, on the other hand, of being reduced to merely pastoral
27 III, 1,60   |      living in community while being active in parish ministry
28 III, 1,60   |       to the Church is that of being faithful to its charism.
29 III, 1,62   | accomplishments in the area of being "like the poor" deserve
30 III, 1,63   |    important responsibility of being visible places of happy
31 III, 1,63   |        intensity and richness, being preferred places for study
32 III, 1,66   |        to announce new ways of being present -- even if only
33 Conclu, 0,70|   fraternal life in common, of being convinced that through it