Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 3,4  |        level of information, the sense of social and apostolic
 2 Intro, 4,5  |       immediately by a sharpened sense of community, understood
 3 II, 3,26    |     self-control, tactfulness, a sense of humour and a spirit of
 4 II, 5,35    |          the call of God. A weak sense of identity can lead to
 5 II, 6,49    |       consecration. In a certain sense, authority can be seen as "
 6 II, 7,56    |     community, each member has a sense of co-responsibility for
 7 III, 1,61   |        movements in the broadest sense of the term, endowed with
 8 III, 1,64   |          alive in themselves the sense of belonging to the institute
 9 III, 1,64   | belonging to the institute and a sense of communion with its members,
10 Conclu, 0,70|      reflection on the theologal sense of fraternal life in common,