Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 3,4|         renewed awareness of the identity, dignity and role of women
 2 II, 3,27  |  constant self-analysis of one's identity and one's own future can
 3 II, 5,35  |                              36. Identity~The process of maturing
 4 II, 5,35  |          of God. A weak sense of identity can lead to a misconceived
 5 II, 5,35  |       brought on by failure.~The identity of a consecrated person
 6 II, 5,36  |  autonomous, secure in one's own identity, free of the need for various
 7 II, 5,44  |      clearer vision of one's own identity, around which it is easier
 8 II, 5,44  | concerning one's own charismatic identity allows creative adjustment
 9 II, 5,45  |          institute's charismatic identity, especially to avoid a kind
10 III, 1,59 |    emphasise its own charismatic identity, the local Church often
11 III, 1,59 |         well-defined charismatic identity can it integrate itself
12 III, 1,61 |        to these movements is the identity of the individual consecrated
13 III, 1,61 |       axis around which both the identity and unity of the institute
14 III, 1,61 |        reinforces their specific identity.~
15 III, 1,69 |         with a clear charismatic identity, assimilated and lived,