Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I,II,5  |        is, in whatever manner it may be, of the Holy Spirit,
 2   I,II,8  |          protective authority... may develop and flourish in
 3   I,II,9  |          matter what ministry he may exercise, possesses personally
 4   I,III,11|           In its surroundings it may appear troublesome and may
 5   I,III,11|       may appear troublesome and may even cause difficulties,
 6   I,III,11|          above every motive that may justify misunderstandings,
 7   I,III,13|     character of their institute may be, religious are, in fact,
 8   I,IV,15 |        the Gospel so that prayer may be nourished and grow in
 9   I,IV,18 |  services, so that together they may merge into one unified pastoral
10   I,IV,18 |          mission of evangelizing may be carried out in the way
11   I,IV,20 |         that the Supreme Pontiff may employ these religious for
12   I,IV,20 |        other competent authority may do so for the good of the
13   I,IV,21 |           no matter how pressing may be the needs of the active
14   I,IV,21 |      which under no circumstance may be renounced, whether the
15   I,IV,21 |     their Founders, so that they may the better and with zeal
16  II, V    |          periodically. This work may require that bishops, with
17  II,VI,22 |     share in the care of souls, "may be said, in a certain sense,
18  II,VI,22 |          who engage in this work may be safeguarded and fostered" (
19  II,VI,23 |         the evangelical counsels may be more clearly expressed.~
20  II,VI,23 |        to avoid that "institutes may be imprudently brought into
21  II,VII,24|        whom a written convention may be deemed necessary, as,
22  II,VII,24| religious member of an institute may for a grave cause be removed
23 Conclu    |          for Secular Institutes, May 14, 1978, Solemnity of Pentecost.~