Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 1,2|      continually perceptible the gift of fraternity given by Christ
 2 Intro, 5,7|           Religious community as gift: before being a human project,
 3 I         |                          I. ~THE GIFT OF COMMUNION AND THE GIFT
 4 I         |        GIFT OF COMMUNION AND THE GIFT OF COMMUNITY~
 5 I, 0,8    |         religious community is a gift of the Spirit. It is the
 6 I, 0,8    |        we start from its being a gift from on high, from its being
 7 I, 1,9    |        of the Holy Spirit, first gift to believers, brought about
 8 I, 2,10   |      fraternal fellowship in the gift of his Spirit".(26)~This
 9 II, 0,11  |                     11. From the gift of communion arises the
10 II, 1,14  |        appreciation of the great gift of the Eucharist and place
11 II, 2,21  |         loving as he did, by the gift of his liberating love and
12 II, 3,22  |      fraternity. ~Communion is a gift offered which also requires
13 II, 3,22  |      body. "Synergy" between the gift of God and personal commitment
14 II, 3,22  |    existence to grace and to the gift of fraternal communion.~
15 II, 3,23  |         available to receive the gift of the other; to be able
16 II, 3,27  |         rich in joy is a genuine gift from above to brothers and
17 II, 5,35  |        provided by "the founding gift which mediates the Gospel
18 II, 5,39  |          together for the common gift of vocation and mission,
19 II, 5,39  |          vocation and mission, a gift far surpassing every individual
20 II, 5,39  |     community that each may be a gift to the other; to praise
21 II, 5,43  |         profession expresses the gift of self to God and to the
22 II, 5,43  |       God and to the Church -- a gift, however, which is lived
23 II, 5,44  |  established by the one founding gift."(61) Reference to the institute'
24 II, 5,44  |   orientation of the charismatic gift received by the founder
25 II, 5,44  |      seen as bearer of this same gift from the Spirit, a gift
26 II, 5,44  |          gift from the Spirit, a gift to be shared with the brothers
27 II, 5,45  | religious witness as a fraternal gift which would encourage Christian
28 II, 6,47  |         but also and above all a gift of God. It is a gift that
29 II, 6,47  |       all a gift of God. It is a gift that comes from obedience
30 III, 1,59 |    enrich the programme with its gift.~We must not forget that
31 III, 1,61 |        are maintained. This is a gift of the Spirit to the Church