Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|       is, perhaps, no longer an ideal to be pursued.~With the
 2 Intro, 3,4|        west, thus weakening the ideal of life in common and commitment
 3 Intro, 5,6|   themselves from the community ideal, so that they may give serious
 4 I, 2,10   | community of Jerusalem as their ideal of life. Like the nascent
 5 II, 3,22  |         of desires. The highest ideal of community necessarily
 6 II, 3,25  |           26. The communitarian ideal must not blind us to the
 7 II, 3,25  |     human frailty. The perfect "ideal community" does not exist
 8 II, 4,31  |       lives, a far cry from the ideal of fraternity. ~
 9 III, 1,62 |       him.~a) "Insertion" as an ideal of religious life has developed
10 III, 1,64 |        living alone is never an ideal. The norm is that religious
11 III, 1,65 |       obstacles for a community ideal.~The important thing is