Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|  vital part of the Church and lives in the world. The values
 2 II, 1,12  |      Body, in whom the Spirit lives, on journey towards the
 3 II, 1,13  |    weariness, might enter our lives, console them and guide
 4 II, 1,14  |      at the very heart of our lives the Sacred Mystery of the
 5 II, 1,15  |    The consecrated person who lives in community nourishes his
 6 II, 1,17  | prayer. A religious community lives constantly in the sight
 7 II, 4,31  |   little or nothing about the lives of our brothers or sisters,
 8 II, 4,31  | living juxtaposed or parallel lives, a far cry from the ideal
 9 II, 6,49  |      of subjects each of whom lives an individual history, but
10 III, 0,57 |   witness. The Risen One, who lives in the community, communicating
11 III, 1,63 |       the simplicity of their lives, for the mission they undertake
12 III, 1,64 |  noted that the religious who lives alone, without an assignment