Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 3,4|   problem of the co-existence of different cultures, and the problem
 2 Intro, 4,5|     religious. This has led to a different way of approaching problems,
 3 Intro, 4,5|        kind of institute, on the different activities and the degree
 4 Intro, 4,5|   charism of the founder, on the different ways of standing before
 5 Intro, 4,5|       society and the Church, on different ways of receiving the values
 6 Intro, 4,5|      proposed by the Council, on different traditions and ways of common
 7 II, 4,29  |   regular meetings of members at different levels, central, regional,
 8 II, 4,31  |       often include religious of different ages and different races,
 9 II, 4,31  |  religious of different ages and different races, members with different
10 II, 4,31  |    different races, members with different cultural and theological
11 II, 5,41  | institutes in which members from different cultures live together can
12 II, 5,42  |  difficulties in integrating its different aspects, difficulties in
13 II, 5,42  |         members who were given a different formation and have different
14 II, 5,42  |     different formation and have different apostolic visions into one
15 II, 5,43  |         family, a life-style too different from that of fellow community
16 II, 5,45  |        suggestions deriving from different spiritualities;  - a certain
17 II, 7,55  |      communities where people of different ages, languages and cultures
18 III, 0,58 |  particular relationship between different kinds of religious communities
19 III, 0,58 |        mission, the Spirit makes different religious families arise,
20 III, 0,58 |          arise, characterised by different missions, and therefore
21 III, 0,58 |       missions, and therefore by different kinds of community.~b) The
22 III, 0,58 |        mission, according to the different needs.~There are thus various
23 III, 0,58 |         communities considerably different from each other: large and
24 III, 0,58 |         more diversified and has different ways of living religious
25 III, 1,61 |    community.~Also, there can be different degrees of involvement on
26 III, 1,65 |        communities; belonging to different races, tribes, and cultures;
27 III, 1,66 |          which they are found in different parts of the world.~Reorganization
28 III, 1,69 |       the complementarity of the different vocations in the Church
29 III, 1,69 | character and according to their different style of life, inviting
30 III, 1,69 |         collaboration, where the different contributions of each help
31 III, 1,69 |         reciprocal vocations and different styles of life proper to