Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|  communities either constitute an evangelical leaven within society, announce
 2 Intro, 3,4|           and Santo Domingo, the "evangelical and preferential option
 3 Intro, 3,4|  community life which are a clear evangelical testimony for our world.~
 4 Intro, 3,4|     challenge, a call to live the evangelical counsels with more vigour,
 5 Intro, 5,6| discernment, in view of authentic evangelical renewal.~This document also
 6 Intro, 5,7|        necessary for renewing the evangelical radiance of our communities,
 7 I, 2,10   |         all, by profession of the evangelical counsels, which frees one
 8 II, 0,11  |         commitment to a continued evangelical renewal of communities.~
 9 II, 3,27  |         splendid testimony to the evangelical quality of a religious community;
10 II, 4,32  |           sisters, cultivating an evangelical ability to receive from
11 II, 4,33  |        community growth, with the evangelical clarity and inner freedom
12 II, 5,34  |         prerequisite of a radiant evangelical life, is a process which
13 II, 5,42  |      communities that are mature, evangelical, fraternal and capable of
14 II, 5,42  |        community dimension of the evangelical counsels and the charism.~
15 II, 5,43  |        community dimension of the evangelical counsels~Religious profession
16 II, 5,43  |           of others, appreciating evangelical realities such as "the hidden
17 II, 6,48  |         again more closely to its evangelical roots and thus to the service
18 III, 1,62 |       preferential and solidarist evangelical option for the poor. These
19 III, 1,62 |           and in order that their evangelical witness not be clouded by
20 III, 1,67 |          care of the elderly give evangelical credibility to their own