Chapter,  Paragraph

1   1,   1|    on the experiences of his Institute. What seems certain is that
2   1,   1|     to a diocese – religious institute, diocesan priest – religious
3   1,   2|      the spirit of their own Institute - in the Church’s communion-mission.
4   3,   1|      know the charism of the Institute and the reason behind the
5   3,   1|  good or bad period that the Institute or religious province is
6   3,   2| found at the origin of every Institute. This brings about tension,
7   3,   3|     the charism of their own Institute. Although it is true that,
8   4,   2|       A local Church, and an Institute or a Province as well, reveal
9   4,   3|     the commitment that each Institute can assume, each according