Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I, I,4  |        as fundamental the common vocation of all to union with God
 2   I, I,4  |     salvation of the world. This vocation requires in all, as a criterion
 3   I, I,4  |       From this common baptismal vocation to life in the Spirit flow
 4   I,II,7  |       his flock according to the vocation proper to each one (cf.
 5   I,II,7  |       above all according to the vocation of religious.~
 6   I,III,10|     however, contributes its own vocation as a gift raised up by the
 7   I,III,11| discerning the authenticity of a vocation.~Individual religious, too,
 8   I,IV,14 |        according to his specific vocation, are called to be apostolically
 9   I,IV,17 |        inherent in the religious vocation, or from the unity and distinctive
10   I,IV,21 |          grows more serious, the vocation of all to the perfection
11   I,IV,21 |        historic space in which a vocation is exercised in the concrete
12  II, V    |         remain faithful to their vocation. They should foster opportune
13  II, V    |        fidelity to the religious vocation in the spirit of each institute.
14  II, V    |         in fidelity to their own vocation;~b) bishops should see to
15  II, V    |       the priestly and religious vocation depends also, and to a decisive
16  II,VI,22 |        the fatherland of his own vocation.~38. Major superiors will
17  II,VI,23 |   occasion to deviate from one's vocation.~Regarding the situation
18  II,VI,23 |     therefore, faithful to their vocation and in harmony with their
19  II,VII,24|     guarantees fidelity to their vocation as they carry out their
20  II,VII,24|         are consonant with their vocation and competency.~56. Provisions