Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I,II,6  |          the Holy Spirit and the distinctive charism of ordering the
 2   I,III,10|       who sent Him" (LG 46).~The distinctive character of every Institute~
 3   I,III,10|         for this reason that the distinctive character of various religious
 4   I,III,10|        35, 1; 35, 2; etc.). This distinctive character also involves
 5   I,III,12| institute in conformity with its distinctive character. Their authority
 6   I,III,13|      their primary duty in their distinctive way of life. Whatever the
 7   I,III,13|         must enrich her with its distinctive characteristics, according
 8   I,IV,17 |          Church into the setting distinctive of each region.~Vatican
 9   I,IV,17 |  vocation, or from the unity and distinctive character of each institute.~
10   I,IV,19 |       respecting, of course, the distinctive nature of each institute.
11   I,IV,21 |         in conformity with their distinctive nature, renew themselves
12  II, V    |        course, fidelity to their distinctive spirit (cf. PC 7; AG 40),
13  II, V    |        subjects pertinent to the distinctive nature of the institute.
14  II,VI,23 |        have an exact idea of the distinctive nature of each institute
15  II,VI,23 |        and in harmony with their distinctive character as women, should
16  II,VII,24|       Church, according to their distinctive nature.~All this, of course,
17  II,VII,24|  difference existing between the distinctive works of an institute and
18  II,VII,24|          consideration for their distinctive character and goals, they
19  II,VII,24|          and with respect to the distinctive character of each institute;~