Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I,II,8  | conferred on Institutes; that a commitment to found new churches is
 2   I,III,10|  obedience, and by assuming the commitment of removing all obstacles
 3   I,III,11|         both with the community commitment of the Institute and with
 4   I,IV,14 |      committed (cf. n. 4). This commitment arises from the love of
 5   I,IV,14 |  exterior life, since apostolic commitment cannot in the absolute be
 6   I,IV,16 |    Different forms of apostolic commitment~17. Cultural situations
 7   I,IV,21 |      and realizes its apostolic commitment. Here, in fact, within the
 8  II,VI,22 |       distributed.~39. Pastoral commitment for vocational recruitment
 9  II,VI,22 |        24; OT 2). Such pastoral commitment consists in a united effort
10  II,VI,22 |        the pastoral field. This commitment will have to be carried
11  II,VI,22 |        their institute.~42. The commitment to a mutual exchange of
12  II,VI,23 |         CD 35, 2). No apostolic commitment should be an occasion to
13  II,VI,23 |       fostering, with concerned commitment, exchanges of information
14  II,VII   |    Churches necessitates a real commitment to coordinating action in