Chapter

 1 Intro|          through the sharing of a common mission, Christ's own, as
 2 1    |       himself stance that damages common life and common work. This
 3 1    |           damages common life and common work. This individualism
 4 3    |          to live his mission in a common fraternal love. But from
 5 3    |           324) will establish our common mission as a priority throughout
 6 4    |    expressions that emphasize our common responsibility to the Society'
 7 5    |       community life is born of a common call to become, deep in
 8 8    |        with very little by way of common activities, but one finds
 9 8    |         with everything shared in common (NC 176, 2), and to shape
10 8    |        the reason for our life in common: Christ and his Good News.
11 8    |          NC 327, 2), reminders of common prayer (NC 233, 234), signs
12 10   |                               10. Common discernment and responsibility
13 10   | accomplish and that a comfortable common life is not in itself one