Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|     according to its own specific character. All that is said here about
 2 Intro, 0,1|    bearing in mind their specific character and proper legislation. ~
 3 Intro, 0,1|           light of this fact: the character which "fraternal life in
 4 Intro, 4,5|        mentioned has affected the character of religious communities
 5 II, 1,16  | Differences of age, formation and character make it advisable to be
 6 II, 4,29  |      levels, corresponding to the character proper to the institute,
 7 II, 5,37  |  suffering. It may be caused by a character defect, commitments that
 8 III, 0,58 |  constitutions, which outline the character of the institute, and thus
 9 III, 0,58 |           institute, and thus the character of the religious community.~
10 III, 0,58 |           the authentic community character of religious life.~All of
11 III, 1,59 |            without losing its own character. Indeed, only in this way
12 III, 1,60 |        present in its charismatic character.(75) All of this can be
13 III, 1,61 |          its end, its spirit, its character, and its traditions. This
14 III, 1,65 |          with a strong missionary character so that they can offer the
15 III, 1,69 |        according to their secular character and according to their different
16 III, 1,69 |      community would lose its own character, which it is responsible