Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|       important to examine the lived experience of today's religious
 2 Intro, 0,1|    transformations of what was lived in the past. These transformations,
 3 Intro, 0,1|       this same fraternal life lived in community. In some places,
 4 Intro, 0,1|     life and its ways of being lived in the various religious
 5 Intro, 1,2|      experience of the Spirit" lived and handed on by the founder
 6 Intro, 2,3| services.(14)   All of this is lived "in their own special manner"(15)
 7 Intro, 3,4|      the way fraternal life is lived in religious communities.~
 8 II, 1,15  |      of what is celebrated and lived in community prayer, on
 9 II, 1,18  |   communion and fraternity was lived in a wonderful way.~
10 II, 5,43  |        gift, however, which is lived in the community of a religious
11 II, 5,43  | obedient, poor and chaste", is lived in fraternity, as was the
12 II, 5,44  |     founder and to the charism lived by him or her and then communicated,
13 II, 6,52  |      Religious life has always lived from this conviction of
14 II, 7,53  |      us by Our Lord is that of lived fraternity: "By this all
15 II, 7,55  |      love as it was taught and lived by Jesus Christ and communicated
16 II, 7,56  |  religious life, so fraternity lived fully has often been, and
17 III, 0,58 |    gathers the large family is lived concretely in the single
18 III, 0,58 |      follows that "common life lived in community" does not have
19 III, 1,69 |      identity, assimilated and lived, capable of transmitting