Chapter,Paragraph,Number
1 Intro, 0,1 | fact: the character which "fraternal life in common" manifests
2 Intro, 0,1 | characteristic of this same fraternal life lived in community.
3 Intro, 0,1 | has been partial or weak, fraternal life has run risks and suffered
4 Intro, 0,1 | reflection and new proposals on "fraternal life in common" must take
5 Intro, 0,1 | affected the quality of fraternal life and its ways of being
6 Intro, 1,2 | greatly to a re-evaluation of "fraternal life in common" and to a
7 Intro, 1,2 | living organism of intense fraternal communion, a sign and stimulus
8 Intro, 1,2 | is a living organism of fraternal communion, called to live
9 Intro, 1,2 | through divine charity. Fraternal life in common, as an expression
10 Intro, 1,2 | It is from this that the fraternal communion of religious community
11 Intro, 1,2 | and instrument. In fact, fraternal communion is at both the
12 Intro, 2,3 | in speaking of "living a fraternal life in common".(12)~Thus,
13 Intro, 2,3 | spiritual: "fraternity" or "fraternal communion", which arises
14 Intro, 2,3 | this.(17)~It is clear that "fraternal life" will not automatically
15 Intro, 2,3 | life is designed to favour fraternal life greatly.~
16 Intro, 3,4 | have an impact on the way fraternal life is lived in religious
17 Intro, 4,5 | life, to the point that fraternal life in common has become
18 Intro, 4,5 | community, understood as fraternal life built more on the quality
19 Intro, 5,6 | improve the quality of their fraternal life. This will be done
20 Intro, 5,6 | consideration again to the need for fraternal life in common for those
21 Intro, 5,7 | before being a human project, fraternal life in common is part of
22 I, 2,10 | various forms it takes, fraternal life in common has always
23 I, 2,10 | expression of the common fraternal spirit which unites all
24 I, 2,10 | life -- they are a sign of fraternal fellowship. In fact, in
25 I, 2,10 | a community of goods, of fraternal love, of a programme of
26 I, 2,10 | he might establish a new fraternal fellowship in the gift of
27 I, 2,10 | men and women. For them, fraternal life has broader and deeper
28 I, 2,10 | every form of selfishness.~Fraternal life in common, in a monastery,
29 II, 1,12 | for patiently building fraternal life. This life can sometimes
30 II, 1,16 | reconciliation and nourishes fraternal solidarity in prayer.~
31 II, 3,22 | grace and to the gift of fraternal communion.~
32 II, 3,23 | replace and to be replaced.~A fraternal and shared common life has
33 II, 3,23 | view of a joyful and truly fraternal relationship and of all
34 II, 3,24 | die to themselves so that fraternal life may be born.(36)~Thus
35 II, 3,24 | need of God's mercy and of fraternal solidarity.~
36 II, 3,27 | committing themselves to fraternal life, trusting in the action
37 II, 4,28 | deeply felt need to enhance fraternal life in community is accompanied
38 II, 4,30 | growth and development of fraternal life, especially in larger
39 II, 4,31 | and vital, the more the fraternal bond grows in strength.
40 II, 4,31 | projects),(43) we should recall fraternal correction, review of life,
41 II, 4,33 | blocked or even impeded, fraternal communication is limited
42 II, 5,36 | 37. Affectivity~Fraternal life in common requires
43 II, 5,36 | apostolate. A rich and warm fraternal life, one that "carries
44 II, 5,36 | in community, a cordial fraternal life is equally necessary
45 II, 5,38 | which allows us to live in fraternal communion through the richness
46 II, 5,40 | and a reciprocal and more fraternal taking up of responsibility.(56)~
47 II, 5,41 | individualism which makes fraternal life in common difficult,
48 II, 5,41 | conversion, enter into a fraternal life where individuals make
49 II, 5,41 | of personal freedom and fraternal communion.~
50 II, 5,42 | are mature, evangelical, fraternal and capable of continuing
51 II, 5,42 | their task of motivating the fraternal and apostolic life of their
52 II, 5,43 | unites them in one single fraternal community, endowed with
53 II, 5,43 | the beginning the basis of fraternal communion. The poverty of
54 II, 5,43 | things injure and weaken fraternal life.~"Poverty of spirit",
55 II, 5,43 | are all unitive aspects of fraternal life and spring from the
56 II, 5,43 | cultivated and grows through fraternal life. Thus, those who live
57 II, 5,44 | to promote the growth of fraternal life.~"Religious consecration
58 II, 5,45 | own religious witness as a fraternal gift which would encourage
59 II, 6,46 | contributed to the maturity of fraternal life in communities. In
60 II, 6,46 | less authoritarian, more fraternal and participatory, is generally
61 II, 6,47 | necessary for the growth of fraternal life in community and for
62 II, 6,48 | one and the building up of fraternal life in community.~Every
63 II, 6,49 | brothers and sisters of "a fraternal community, in which God
64 II, 6,49 | and for the development of fraternal life; in other words, he
65 II, 6,49 | individual history, but a "fraternal community in Christ".(67)~
66 II, 6,49 | in the best interests of fraternal life and of mission.~When
67 II, 6,51 | 52. Fraternal and united communities are
68 II, 6,52 | run in vain in search of fraternal relations and so as to be
69 II, 7,53 | The relationship between fraternal life and apostolic activity,
70 II, 7,53 | All must be reminded that fraternal communion, as such, is already
71 II, 7,53 | depends on the quality of the fraternal life in common".(69)~
72 II, 7,54 | extent that it promotes fraternal life among its members,
73 II, 7,54 | Church takes to heart the fraternal life of religious communities:
74 II, 7,54 | the more intense their fraternal love, the greater the credibility
75 II, 7,54 | members among themselves.(70) Fraternal life is not the "entirety"
76 II, 7,54 | is an essential element. Fraternal life is just as important
77 II, 7,55 | paid to build any form of fraternal life.~Moreover, in the context
78 II, 7,55 | world with his love; so, fraternal communities become missionaries
79 II, 7,56 | 57. The quality of fraternal life has a significant impact
80 II, 7,56 | Just as the poor quality of fraternal life has been mentioned
81 II, 7,56 | of many.~Within a truly fraternal community, each member has
82 III, 0,58 | had a profound impact on fraternal life in common, to the point
83 III, 1,59 | their consecration, of their fraternal life and of their charism.~
84 III, 1,59 | Above all, however, a truly fraternal religious community will
85 III, 1,61 | to the intensity of its fraternal life. A religious community
86 III, 1,62 | count on the good will and fraternal prayer of the other members
87 III, 1,62 | requires space for prayer and fraternal exchanges, in order to ensure
88 III, 1,63 | institutes in order to promote fraternal union and collaboration
89 III, 1,63 | recognisable primarily for the fraternal love which unites the members,
90 III, 1,64 | suitable for strengthening fraternal bonds. Periods of intense
91 III, 1,64 | religious for formation, fraternal sharing, review of life,
92 III, 1,64 | is that religious live in fraternal communities: the individual
93 III, 1,64 | with vigour the practice of fraternal life in common.~
94 III, 1,65 | In mission territories~Fraternal life in common has special
95 III, 1,65 | soon as possible, set up fraternal religious communities with
96 III, 1,66 | keep alive an authentic fraternal life and attention to the
97 Conclu, 0,70| feel co-responsible for fraternal life in common, so that
98 Conclu, 0,70| depends on the quality of the fraternal life in common. Even more
99 Conclu, 0,70| beginning again to rebuild fraternal life in common may appear
100 Conclu, 0,70| on the theologal sense of fraternal life in common, of being
101 Conclu, 0,70| has the power to create fraternal communities which radiate
102 Conclu, 0,70| ferment, and the source of all fraternal communion.~On 15 January
103 Abbr, 4 | Episcopate, 1992.~In this text, "fraternal" and "fraternity" refer
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