Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|        ways of being lived in the various religious communities.~
 2 Intro, 2,3|        special manner"(15) in the various communities, according to
 3 Intro, 3,4|          Christian communities in various countries.(19) Even if in
 4 Intro, 4,5|         works which characterised various institutes for many years.~
 5 Intro, 4,5|       ways of common life, and on various ways of exercising authority
 6 Intro, 5,7|         is called to carry out in various situations, and criteria
 7 I, 1,9    |  co-ordinates and directs it with various hierarchic and charismatic
 8 I, 2,10   |    according to the nature of the various institutes. Thus, today
 9 I, 2,10   | communities.~Nevertheless, in the various forms it takes, fraternal
10 II, 1,16  |       prayer has been enriched by various forms of expression and
11 II, 1,17  |   overwork which absorbs one, and various kinds of fatigue.~
12 II, 1,20  |       privileged places where the various paths which lead to God
13 II, 3,22  |         increase of knowledge and various aspects of communal life
14 II, 4,28  |        more attention is given to various aspects of communication,
15 II, 4,29  |        communication asked for at various levels, corresponding to
16 II, 4,32  |           a climate such as this, various techniques and approaches
17 II, 4,33  |         impact in relation to the various ministries at the service
18 II, 5,36  |    identity, free of the need for various forms of support and compensation,
19 II, 5,38  | recommended by the Council and by various succeeding documents,(54)
20 II, 5,38  |      regions of the world, and in various forms: the need to take
21 II, 5,43  |      obedience binds together the various wills and unites them in
22 II, 5,44  |       life, cultural currents and various apostolic needs, in addition
23 II, 5,45  |      fruitfulness of the many and various charisms inspired by the
24 II, 6,48  |      religious life has within it various ways of conceiving and exercising
25 II, 6,49  |      maintain a balance among the various aspects of community life --
26 II, 6,50  |  competence of the community, the various councils, departmental co-ordinators
27 II, 6,50  |        life and in its mission in various contexts, should also take
28 III, 0,58 |       mission, must face today in various contexts around the world,
29 III, 0,58 |         From participation in the various aspects of Christ's mission,
30 III, 0,58 |   different needs.~There are thus various kinds of religious community
31 III, 1,61 |          and another, and between various kinds of involvement on
32 III, 1,64 |           diocesan work, have led various institutes to send one of