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 1   I, I,1  |         the singular constitutive nature of the Church, presenting
 2   I, I,1  |      which the uniqueness of this nature is based is the very presence
 3   I, I,3  |          In fact, "as the assumed nature, inseparably united to Him,
 4   I, I,3  |           her special sacramental nature, by virtue of which she
 5   I, I,3  |        the same time to place her nature in ever greater evidence.~
 6   I, I,4  |    participate in the sacramental nature of the Church. Likewise,
 7   I,II,5  |           Christ and are of their nature directed to the contexture
 8   I,II,5  |       aspect and its hierarchical nature, has its origin and vitality
 9   I,III,10|                   The "ecclesial" nature of Religious Institutes~
10   I,III,10|  participating in the sacramental nature of the People of God. Indeed,
11   I,III,13|        religious life of its very nature requires a special participation
12   I,IV,14 |          history, "is by her very nature missionary" (AG 2; cf. LG
13   I,IV,14 |          s mission is by its very nature nothing else than the mission
14   I,IV,16 |           not flow from the inner nature of the mission itself, but
15   I,IV,17 |  characteristic of the genius and nature of each nation. Such elements,
16   I,IV,18 |        Spirit, who is by His very nature Creator. A responsiveness
17   I,IV,18 |   compatible with the charismatic nature of the religious life. In
18   I,IV,19 |          Episcopal Conferences in nature and authority. Their primary
19   I,IV,19 |           course, the distinctive nature of each institute. This
20   I,IV,21 |            First of all, the very nature of apostolic action requires
21   I,IV,21 | conformity with their distinctive nature, renew themselves in depth
22   I,IV,21 |        God in the world is by its nature universal and missionary,
23  II, V    |      pertinent to the distinctive nature of the institute. Such studies
24  II, V    |        Christ, of the sacramental nature of the Church, of the ministry
25  II,VI,22 |  Magisterium and according to the nature of their institute.~42.
26  II,VI,23 |           idea of the distinctive nature of each institute but that
27  II,VII,24|    according to their distinctive nature.~All this, of course, the
28  II,VII,24|    accomplish a task which of its nature pertains exclusively to
29  II,VII,24|             c) "For works of this nature members of the religious
30 Conclu    |          the necessity and of the nature and importance of such cooperation,