Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I,III,12|      the institute, both as to formation, initial and ongoing, of
 2   I,III,13|      about fitting and updated formation (PC 2d; 14; 18).~Finally,
 3   I,IV,21 |    duly present in the work of formation.~e) The mutual influence
 4  II, V    |        the heavy burden of the formation of the members (cf. PC 14;
 5  II, V    |     responsibilities regarding formation.~24. Bishops, in accord
 6  II, V    |       27. In promoting ongoing formation of religious, it is necessary
 7  II, V    |       both initial and ongoing formation progress, the apostolate
 8  II, V    | especially appropriate for the formation of lay religious men and
 9  II, V    |      taken, however, lest this formation remain limited to only a
10  II, V    |   ecclesiastical and religious formation, the systematic study of
11  II, V    |       degree, on the doctrinal formation given usually in centers
12  II, V    |       meet the requirements of formation. They should, moreover,
13  II, V    |    offer people a more updated formation but also to give pastoral
14  II, V    |  should be concerned about the formation of specialized personnel
15  II,VI,23 |     instruction and liturgical formation of the faithful, especially
16 Conclu    |       their own persuasion and formation. Indeed, everything will