Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 I, 2,10  |       cultivated this intimate nature of Christianity. In fact,
 2 I, 2,10  |     communion according to the nature of the various institutes.
 3 II, 1,20 | religious community] is of its nature the place where the experience
 4 II, 2,21 |         however, is not in the nature of the "old man", who wants
 5 II, 5,34 |        human person but by its nature is supremely beneficial
 6 II, 5,40 |        is contrary to the very nature of religious community and
 7 III, 0,57|       and according to its own nature, apostolic.~In fact, "communion
 8 III, 1,59|      manifestation of the very nature of the Church herself.~A
 9 III, 1,60|        sight of the particular nature of religious life.~Urgent
10 III, 1,61|     which it receives from its nature, its end, its spirit, its