Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 5,7|            s plan and he wishes to share his life of communion.~b)
 2 I, 1,9    |        Eucharist, which, making us share in the one bread and one
 3 I, 2,10   |            the other disciples, to share his life and his destiny (
 4 II, 4,30  |           useful; they let members share problems concerning the
 5 II, 4,30  | opportunities to listen to others, share one's own thoughts, review
 6 II, 4,31  |       possible for all to learn to share, simply and fraternally,
 7 II, 4,31  |           faith, where the more we share those things which are central
 8 II, 5,36  |    consecrated person to those who share his or her calling. It is
 9 II, 5,43  |        with others, with whom they share their daily life. ~There
10 III, 1,62 |          poor which carries one to share their real and harsh poverty;
11 III, 1,64 |        reflect on the word of God, share food and domestic duties,
12 III, 1,69 |         when groups of lay persons share, by vocation and in the
13 III, 1,69 |          to others and disposed to share them; religious communities
14 III, 1,69 |            encourage lay people to share the charism of their institute,