Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 I, 2,10     |           the life of unity of the Persons of the Most Blessed Trinity.~
 2 II, 2,21    |            of God must be built by persons whom Christ has liberated
 3 II, 3       |          Through them, consecrated persons gradually become free from
 4 II, 3,24    | individualist, the Gospel requires persons who, like the grain of wheat,
 5 II, 5,34    |           some areas where, today, persons appear to be particularly
 6 II, 5,36    |          which enables consecrated persons to love their vocation and
 7 II, 5,37    |       maturity lies in living with persons who suffer, who are not
 8 II, 5,42    |          to respond as consecrated persons, bearing a common charism,
 9 II, 6,48    |          of its own to accomplish. Persons in authority thus serve
10 II, 6,49    |           authority~If consecrated persons have dedicated themselves
11 III, 1,61   |            the part of consecrated persons: some take part only as
12 III, 1,63   |         closer relationships among persons and a mutual and more broadly
13 III, 1,63   |            should be suited to the persons and demands of the mission
14 III, 1,67   |            Lord".(84) ~Consecrated persons also should prepare themselves
15 III, 1,67   |         health is cared for by lay persons, the institute should be
16 III, 1,69   |         intense when groups of lay persons share, by vocation and in
17 III, 1,69   |            to religious and to lay persons.~A religious community has
18 Conclu, 0,70|               For some consecrated persons and for some communities,