Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 3,4| communities are positively seeking forms of common life judged more
 2 I, 2,10   |         subsequent centuries, many forms of community have arisen
 3 I, 2,10   |          from this, the variety of forms of religious communities.~
 4 I, 2,10   |       Nevertheless, in the various forms it takes, fraternal life
 5 II, 1,16  |           been enriched by various forms of expression and sharing.~
 6 II, 4,31  |          review of life, and other forms characteristic of the tradition.
 7 II, 5,36  |            of the need for various forms of support and compensation,
 8 II, 5,37  |          excessively authoritarian forms of government, or by spiritual
 9 II, 5,38  |          the world, and in various forms: the need to take centre
10 II, 5,41  |            difficult. All cultural forms need evangelization.~The
11 III, 0,58 |        clearly ordered to specific forms of apostolic service accent
12 III, 1,62 |            ways more suited to new forms of poverty, or by raising
13 III, 1,66 |        that is to say, for the new forms of poverty and suffering
14 III, 1,66 |          and suffering in the many forms in which they are found
15 III, 1,69 |          render unacceptable those forms of collaboration which imply