Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|           Jn. 1:13), from a divine vocation and a divine attraction,
 2 Intro, 0,1|         better fulfil their proper vocation in the midst of the People
 3 Intro, 1,2|          the particular grace of a vocation. In practice, the members
 4 I, 1,9    |                This is our highest vocation: to enter into communion
 5 I, 2,10   | fundamental demand of this special vocation, the search for God alone
 6 II, 5,36  |  consecrated persons to love their vocation and to love in accordance
 7 II, 5,36  |            in accordance with this vocation. It is precisely this freedom
 8 II, 5,36  |           community.~To love one's vocation, to hear the call as something
 9 II, 5,36  |          friendship.~To love one's vocation is to love the Church, it
10 II, 5,36  |           in accordance with one's vocation is to love in the manner
11 II, 5,39  |    together for the common gift of vocation and mission, a gift far
12 II, 5,43  |          to an individual personal vocation. Their call is also a "con-vocation" --
13 III, 1,61 |         and a reawakening of their vocation. Sometimes, however, such
14 III, 1,68 |          according to their proper vocation because the members are
15 III, 1,69 |          characteristic of the lay vocation, such as a more concrete
16 III, 1,69 |           of lay persons share, by vocation and in the way proper to