Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|      fraternal life in common" must take this existential framework
 2 Intro, 4,5|           easily bring religious to take on too much work, thus leaving
 3 II, 0,11  |            days, it is necessary to take up again this "divine-human"
 4 II, 1,13  |            needs to be watchful and take the time necessary for attending
 5 II, 3,25  |              Every day, communities take up again their journey,
 6 II, 5,38  |          various forms: the need to take centre stage; an exaggerated
 7 II, 5,38  |             where we learn daily to take on that new mind which allows
 8 II, 6,50  |       various contexts, should also take care to define clearly the
 9 II, 6,51  |          religious communities must take on the culture of their
10 III, 0,58 |            and the apostle who must take part in the mission of the
11 III, 1,59 | collaboration. The time has come to take another look at that document,
12 III, 1,59 |       provided by Mutuae Relationes take us far from the isolation
13 III, 1,61 |           consecrated persons: some take part only as onlookers;
14 III, 1,64 |            be prudent in wanting to take on work which normally requires
15 III, 1,64 |             Nor is it sufficient to take part in a few meetings or
16 III, 1,67 |             Moreover, religious who take care of the elderly give