Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 4,5|      has also made evident the need for changes in the traditional
 2 Intro, 5,6|     consideration again to the need for fraternal life in common
 3 II, 0,11  |       arises conviction of the need to make it always more visible
 4 II, 3     | gradually become free from the need to be at the centre of everything
 5 II, 3,24  |    humanity, which is in great need of God's mercy and of fraternal
 6 II, 4,28  |     community. The deeply felt need to enhance fraternal life
 7 II, 4,28  | accompanied by a corresponding need for communication which
 8 II, 4,31  |        places, there is a felt need for more intense communication
 9 II, 4,32  |     exceptional measures which need to be evaluated prudently,
10 II, 5,35  |  difficulty, with an excessive need for positive results and
11 II, 5,36  |      own identity, free of the need for various forms of support
12 II, 5,36  |   wounded brother or sister in need of help, is thus particularly
13 II, 5,38  |      and in various forms: the need to take centre stage; an
14 II, 5,41  |  difficult. All cultural forms need evangelization.~The presence
15 II, 6,47  |      to the rediscovery of the need for and the role of personal
16 II, 6,49  |       by proper law, superiors need perseverance and strength
17 III, 0,58 |     this path, and suggest the need to undertake a path of rediscovering
18 III, 1,61 |      of the movement.~There is need, then, for careful discernment
19 III, 1,64 |       absences from community, need careful discernment and
20 III, 1,65 |      tribes, and cultures; the need for formation in inter-congregational
21 III, 1,67 |   assistance which the elderly need.~The presence of the elderly
22 III, 1,67 |       the elderly. Mission has need of both, and the fruits
23 III, 1,68 |   overcome situations of great need of personnel.~Fidelity to