Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 4,5|         of religious life, to the point that fraternal life in common
 2 I, 2,10   |       unity which is the crowning point of human history in God'
 3 II, 1,14  |         up, which is the starting point of all growth in fraternity. "
 4 II, 2,21  |            And he loved us to the point of giving up his life for
 5 II, 2,21  |           and sisters even to the point of taking on their weaknesses,
 6 II, 2,21  |            In a word: even to the point of giving our very selves.~
 7 II, 3,27  |          community; it is the end point of a journey which is not
 8 II, 5,40  |         on itself and come to the point of choosing its own members,
 9 II, 5,43  |   solidarity with the poor and to point to the very heart of evangelization
10 II, 6,49  |     difficulty; to look ahead and point to new horizons for mission.
11 III, 0,57 |          imply each other, to the point that communion represents
12 III, 0,58 |  fraternal life in common, to the point that this has become, at
13 III, 1,60 |         to community life, to the point that parishioners, secular
14 III, 1,62 |            to persecution, to the point of real danger to life.
15 III, 1,63 |    diverse circumstances they may point to the "way of peace", even
16 III, 1,64 | membership of a community, to the point that a single religious