Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1| impulse towards acquiring the true spirit which animates fraternity,
 2 Intro, 4,5|   difficulties in finding its true place within the new context.~
 3 I, 0,8    |      origin and is built as a true family gathered together
 4 II, 2,21  |       brothers and sisters, a true journey of interior liberation
 5 II, 3,23  |     and uncertainty.~If it is true that communion does not
 6 II, 3,27  |   words of the Psalm are made true: "Behold how good and pleasant
 7 II, 4,31  |  anonymous, as well as create true and very real problems of
 8 II, 5,34  | constitute an obstacle to the true development of the human
 9 II, 5,36  |       as something that gives true meaning to life, and to
10 II, 5,36  |     cherish consecration as a true, beautiful and good reality
11 II, 5,45  |     of genericism, which is a true threat to the vitality of
12 III, 1,59 |       thrust to the spirit of true communion between religious
13 III, 1,62 | religious community itself, a true experience of God, there
14 III, 1,64 |      be able to be considered true religious institutes. Superiors
15 III, 1,67 |     their own institute as a "true family convoked in the name