Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|           communities are a living sign of the primacy of the love
 2 Intro, 1,2|     intense fraternal communion, a sign and stimulus for all the
 3 Intro, 1,2|    community derives its vigour as sign and instrument. In fact,
 4 I, 2,10   |            and in this way to be a sign of the life and communion
 5 I, 2,10   |         are communally a prophetic sign of intimate union with God,
 6 I, 2,10   |     consecrated life -- they are a sign of fraternal fellowship.
 7 I, 2,10   |           is called to be a living sign of the mystery of the Church:
 8 II, 5,36  | relationship, wishes to be a clear sign of the love of God, not
 9 II, 5,40  |   community and to its function as sign. Optional homogeneity, besides
10 II, 5,41  |    enhances the individual -- is a sign of the transforming power
11 II, 6,51  |           called to be a prophetic sign of the possibility of achieving
12 II, 6,51  |       rampant it is called to be a sign of respect for and promotion
13 II, 7     |                      Fraternity as sign~
14 II, 7,53  |        work of evangelization. The sign par excellence left us by
15 II, 7,53  |          of faith (Jn. 17:21). The sign of fraternity is then of
16 II, 7,53  |       importance because it is the sign that points to the divine
17 II, 7,54  |   continuous and legible way this "sign" which is needed by the
18 II, 7,55  |          the Church, also become a sign of the possibility of living
19 II, 7,55  |        common life, is in itself a sign that bears witness to a
20 II, 7,56  |        also acquire the value of a sign of the abiding fidelity
21 III, 1,65 |    communities are almost the only sign and silent and effective
22 III, 1,65 |           can offer the missionary sign par excellence: "that they