Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|             of the flesh", nor from personal attraction, nor from human
 2 Intro, 1,2|             Christians in search of personal perfection. Much more deeply,
 3 Intro, 3,4| increasingly common.~b) Demands for personal freedom and human rights
 4 Intro, 3,4|         given rise to new styles of personal and community life which
 5 Intro, 4,5|            individual person and of personal initiatives. This was followed
 6 II, 1,15  |             is intimately linked to personal prayer. Common prayer and
 7 II, 1,15  |           prayer. Common prayer and personal prayer are closely related
 8 II, 1,15  |    relationship with Christ, on the personal deepening of what is celebrated
 9 II, 1,15  |  consecration both through constant personal dialogue with God and through
10 II, 1,16  |           as well as the sharing of personal faith experiences and apostolic
11 II, 1,17  |            17) is equally valid for personal prayer and for communal
12 II, 2     |                                     Personal freedom and the building
13 II, 2,21  |           pay the price in terms of personal commitment and dedication.
14 II, 3,22  |         between the gift of God and personal commitment is required for
15 II, 3,27  |          another; allowing time for personal and communal relaxation;
16 II, 4,33  |        should learn to use them for personal and community growth, with
17 II, 5     |             Religious community and personal growth~
18 II, 5,38  |           exaggerated insistence on personal well-being, whether physical,
19 II, 5,38  |          absolute priority of one's personal aspirations and one's own
20 II, 5,38  |           of the community, between personal charisms and the community'
21 II, 5,39  |           on receiving in obedience personal missions, ought to consider
22 II, 5,39  |         impossible to integrate the personal gifts of a consecrated individual
23 II, 5,41  |             intensely the Gospel of personal freedom and fraternal communion.~
24 II, 5,43  |            called" to an individual personal vocation. Their call is
25 II, 6,47  |            need for and the role of personal authority, in continuity
26 II, 6,49  |     spiritual, both with respect to personal life and for the development
27 II, 6,49  |    competence, spiritual wisdom and personal detachment. Where it is
28 III, 1,61 |          either on the level of the personal spiritual life of the religious
29 III, 1,62 |       admiration for the tremendous personal dedication and great sacrifices
30 III, 1,67 |      courses and meetings to assist personal preparation and to prolong