Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro     |            consecrated life (cf. PC 4) and the place of these
 2   I, I,1  |           from Pentecost on (cf. LG 4), there exists in the world
 3   I, I,1  |           flame of its love (cf. LG 4; 7; 8; 9; 12; 18; 21).~In
 4   I, I,2  |            her with His fruits" (LG 4; cf. Eph 4:11-12; 1 Cor
 5   I, I,2  |          His fruits" (LG 4; cf. Eph 4:11-12; 1 Cor 12:4; Gal 5:
 6   I, I,2  |           cf. Eph 4:11-12; 1 Cor 12:4; Gal 5:22).~The elements,
 7   I, I,3  |            the body" (LG 8; cf. Eph 4:16). The intimate reciprocal
 8   I, I,4  |             and announce the Gospel~4. All members -- pastors,
 9   I, I,4  |           17; cf. AA 2; AG 1, 2, 3, 4, 5).~Therefore, before considering
10   I,II,7  |              LG 25-27; CD 12-20; PO 4-6). There is no question,
11   I,III,12|      independence (cf. CD 35, 3 and 4). The correct degree of
12   I,III,13|        members of an institute" (PC 4).~
13   I,IV,14 |           spread of the Church" (AG 4). Thus the Church, throughout
14   I,IV,14 |     apostolically committed (cf. n. 4). This commitment arises
15   I,IV,14 |        impelled Christ Himself" (AG 4). Consequently the mission
16   I,IV,15 |            mysteries of God" (1 Cor 4:1) "should aim to make of
17   I,IV,20 | jurisdiction" (CD 35, 3; cf. CD 35, 4; Eccl. Sanctae I, 25-40;
18  II,VI,23 |             binding on all" (CD 35, 4; Eccl. Sanctae I, 39).~45.
19 Conclu    |             the bond of peace" (Eph 4:1-3).~The foregoing was