Chapter,Paragraph,Number

1 II, 5,45 |   with laity, especially with lay collaborators, a certain
2 II, 5,45 |       certain adjustment to a lay mentality. Instead of offering
3 III, 1,67|  their health is cared for by lay persons, the institute should
4 III, 1,69|     men, religious women, and lay faithful are seen as an
5 III, 1,69|  values characteristic of the lay vocation, such as a more
6 III, 1,69| exchange of gifts between the lay faithful and religious communities.~
7 III, 1,69|   more intense when groups of lay persons share, by vocation
8 III, 1,69|      to animate and encourage lay people to share the charism
9 III, 1,69|    proper to religious and to lay persons.~A religious community