Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro     |     Institutes and Societies of Common Life on the other. Secular
 2   I, I,2  |     inequality in regard to the common dignity of the members;
 3   I, I,4  |    recognize as fundamental the common vocation of all to union
 4   I, I,4  |        of repentance.~From this common baptismal vocation to life
 5   I,III,12| priestly and royal condition is common to all the People of God (
 6   I,III,12|     competency are contained in common law and in the Rules or
 7   I,IV,19 |   activity consists in offering common services, suggesting fraternal
 8   I,IV,20 |        devote themselves to the common good with special generosity
 9  II, V    |          and it should become a common effort of all the members.~
10  II,VI,23 |        Sanctae I, 34, 3) and in common accord with the superiors
11  II,VI,23 |      that as a consequence, the common profession of the evangelical
12  II,VII,25|     institutes, work to enhance common consecration and to channel