Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 4,5|        have traditionally been active -- such as social service,
 2 Intro, 4,5|  composed of religious who are active in works not belonging to
 3 II, 1,20  |       whether contemplative or active -- are the ones which have
 4 II, 6,46  |    there is more space for the active participation of all; there
 5 III, 0,58 | multitudes) is consecrated for active service to others, a service
 6 III, 0,58 |      monastic, conventual, and active or "diaconal".~It follows
 7 III, 0,58 |   conventuals and religious of active life have maintained legitimate
 8 III, 1,60 |       in community while being active in parish ministry create
 9 III, 1,62 |     that the love of Christ is active and present among the poor: "
10 III, 1,63 |      the State has become more active in areas such as education,
11 III, 1,67 |       and for extending their "active" years, by learning to discover
12 III, 1,67 |     not less than that of more active communities. These derive