Chapter,  §

 1   1,  1|      genders, congregations, ages, charisms, religious habits and churches,
 2   1,  1|         expressions of the various charisms of the Church as we celebrated
 3   1,  1|         the visions to enliven our charisms and to express them in ways
 4   1,  3|        Spirit, the Animator of our charisms and of all of our diversity.~
 5   1,  3|       Church with its diversity of charisms, cultures etc., if only
 6   1,  4|      communities, that lived their charisms fully, would be canonized.
 7   1,  7|       evangelical option, from our charisms and congregations. ~This
 8   2,  1|         superiors interpreting our charisms and calling us through dialogue
 9   2,  2|           the whole Church, to all charisms, including those that are
10   2,  2|           with the other religious charisms and various cultures. ~From
11   3,  0| specificity and light of their own charisms. They can encourage one
12   3,  0|             Let us not forget that charisms seek and shed light on one
13   5,  1|        than it was in the founding charisms. These are living realities,
14   5,  1|           formative value. Various charisms enrich one another mutually
15   5,  1|            reciprocal knowledge of charisms; there is no need to fear
16   6,  B|        themselves.~Communion among charisms. The need for communion
17   6,  B|        communion among the various charisms is another value to be emphasized.
18   6,  B|        value to be emphasized. The charisms shed light on one another