Part,Chapter,Paragraph

  1 Intro     |          of the consecrated life (cf. PC 4) and the place of
  2 Intro     |     within the particular Church (cf. CD 33) are involved.~The
  3   I, I,1  |        presenting her as Mystery (cf. LG ch. 1). Indeed, from
  4   I, I,1  |        Indeed, from Pentecost on (cf. LG 4), there exists in
  5   I, I,1  |        have access to the Father (cf. Eph 2:18). The members
  6   I, I,1  |           such an intimate unity (cf. LG 9) that its reality
  7   I, I,1  |            the flame of its love (cf. LG 4; 7; 8; 9; 12; 18;
  8   I, I,1  |        special privileged moment (cf. Evangelii Nuntiandi 75)
  9   I, I,1  |      towards the day of her Lord (cf. Rev 22:17).~
 10   I, I,2  |          to each other"~(Rm 12:5; cf. l Cor 12:13)~2. In the
 11   I, I,2  |      presence of the Holy Spirit (cf. LG 7) builds up organic
 12   I, I,2  |           with His fruits" (LG 4; cf. Eph 4:11-12; 1 Cor 12:4;
 13   I, I,2  |    mission of the self-same Body (cf. LG 7; AA 3). Consequently,
 14   I, I,3  |   building up of the body" (LG 8; cf. Eph 4:16). The intimate
 15   I, I,3  |         this saving unity" (LG 9; cf. LG 1; 8; 48; GS 42; AG
 16   I, I,4  |          the plan of God" (LG 17; cf. AA 2; AG 1, 2, 3, 4, 5).~
 17   I,II,5  |        like the soul of the Body (cf. LG 7), Christ is objectively
 18   I,II,5  |          is objectively its Head (cf. LG 7); both therefore are
 19   I,II,5  |          cohesion of its members (cf. 1 Cor 12-13; Col 2:19).
 20   I,II,5  |          in every way" (Col 1:18; cf. LG 7). In this manner the
 21   I,II,5  |           intimate and vital way (cf. Eph 2:21-22; and in various
 22   I,II,6  |          representatives" (LG 21; cf. 27, 28; PO 1, 2; CD 2).
 23   I,II,6  |    organic function of fecundity (cf. LG 18, 19), unity (cf.
 24   I,II,6  |            cf. LG 18, 19), unity (cf. LG 23), and spiritual authority (
 25   I,II,6  |          and spiritual authority (cf. LG 22) which is so basic
 26   I,II,6  |          discernment and harmony (cf. LG 21) which involves an
 27   I,II,6  |        and only vivifying Spirit (cf. LG 12, 24, etc.).~
 28   I,II,7  |           sanctifying and ruling (cf. LG 25-27; CD 12-20; PO
 29   I,II,7  |      vocation proper to each one (cf. CD 15) -- likewise, therefore,
 30   I,II,8  |           holiness of the Church (cf. LG 44). Through the action
 31   I,II,8  |         within the People of God (cf. LG 44). Likewise the Church,
 32   I,II,8  |      consecration to God" (LG 45; cf. SC 80, 2).~Bishops, furthermore,
 33   I,II,8  |         the evangelical counsels (cf. LG 45); in authentically
 34   I,II,8  |           Rules proposed to them (cf. LG 45) in such a way that
 35   I,II,9  |         sacramentally his Vicars (cf. LG 18, 22, 27) and granting
 36   I,II,9  |         Christ the Head the duty (cf. LG 21) of discerning gifts
 37   I,III,10|       gift for the entire Church (cf. LG 43).~It consists in
 38   I,III,10|          good of the entire Body (cf. LG 44).~This clearly indicates
 39   I,III,10|          to its proper character (cf. PC 7, 8, 9, 10). Each,
 40   I,III,10|        outstanding men and women (cf. LG 45; PC 1; 2), and authentically
 41   I,III,10|   fostered by the Church" (LG 44; cf. CD 33; 35, 1; 35, 2; etc.).
 42   I,III,12|         to all the People of God (cf. LG 9, 10, 34, 35, 36),
 43   I,III,12|       organization all their own (cf. CD 35, 3) which has its
 44   I,III,12|        never become independence (cf. CD 35, 3 and 4). The correct
 45   I,III,13|          obeying their superiors (cf. PC 14; CD 35, 2).~c) Religious
 46   I,IV,14 |         nature missionary" (AG 2; cf. LG 17), in Christ and in
 47   I,IV,14 |          apostolically committed (cf. n. 4). This commitment
 48   I,IV,14 |          in the obedience of Him (cf. Heb 5:8) who offered Himself
 49   I,IV,15 |       their priest-collaborators (cf. LG 25; 27; 28; 41), "dispensers
 50   I,IV,15 |        hidden with Christ in God (cf. Col 3:3) which is the source
 51   I,IV,15 |          life hold in this field (cf. PC 7 and AG 18), and by
 52   I,IV,15 |         give clear witness of it (cf. PC 8).~
 53   I,IV,16 |         differences in functions (cf. AA 1) and charisms (cf.
 54   I,IV,16 |           cf. AA 1) and charisms (cf. LG 2) the concrete difference
 55   I,IV,17 |        renewal in ecclesial life (cf. LG 13; 23; 26; CD 3; 11;
 56   I,IV,17 |    between bishops and religious (cf. Evang. nunt. 61-64), can
 57   I,IV,17 |         the entire Mystical Body (cf. UR 14-17). The Church universal,
 58   I,IV,17 |          it a federation of them (cf. Evang. nunt. 62), but it
 59   I,IV,17 |           sacrament of salvation (cf. Evang. nunt. 54). This
 60   I,IV,17 |         out into the whole world (cf. CD 6; LG 20; 23; 24; AG
 61   I,IV,17 |         of the "diocesan family" (cf. CD 34) and accept the duty
 62   I,IV,18 |         needs of the world today (cf. GS 43-44), press ever more
 63   I,IV,18 |           in creative initiative (cf. n. 12) is eminently compatible
 64   I,IV,18 |           preference are decided (cf. CD 11; 30; 35, 5; AG 22;
 65   I,IV,18 |        the Holy See, the diocese (cf. CD 11) and successively,
 66   I,IV,18 |         the Episcopal Conference (cf. CD 38). In addition to
 67   I,IV,19 |           on the universal level (cf. PC 23; REU 73, 5). Obviously,
 68   I,IV,20 |        good of the Church itself (cf. LG 45; CD 35, 3), grants
 69   I,IV,20 |  generosity and on a wider scale (cf. n. 8).~Actually, exemption
 70   I,IV,20 |          jurisdiction" (CD 35, 3; cf. CD 35, 4; Eccl. Sanctae
 71   I,IV,20 |     universal care of all people (cf. n. 8).~This renewed awareness
 72   I,IV,21 |        and to the life of prayer (cf. LG 26; 27; 41); it requires,
 73   I,IV,21 |           the perfection of love (cf. LG 40) is made radically
 74   I,IV,21 |         is preached and received (cf. Evang. nunt. 19; 20; 32;
 75   I,IV,21 |         little ones and the poor (cf. Mt 18:1-6; Lk 6:20).~
 76  II, V    |  Sanctifiers of the entire flock (cf. Part I, ch. II). Religious
 77  II, V    |         formation of the members (cf. PC 14; 18; Part I, ch.
 78  II, V    |         their distinctive spirit (cf. PC 7; AG 40), should offer
 79  II, V    |          of their religious life (cf. CD 12; 15; 35, 2; LG 25;
 80  II, V    |           members of the diocese (cf. CD 12; 15; 35, 2; LG 25;
 81  II, V    |           in the spirit of faith (cf. PC 14).~Bishops, along
 82  II, V    |         their spiritual progress (cf. OT 10; AG 39), though generally
 83  II, V    |         chosen religious priests (cf. n. 36).~31. Greater maturity
 84  II, V    |        divine and catholic truth (cf. LG 25), in the fulfillment
 85  II, V    |           though complex reality (cf. LG 8).~Wherefore religious,
 86  II, V    |         foresight for the future (cf. Part I, ch. III), should
 87  II, V    |       authority of the hierarchy (cf. PC 2; LG 12).~35. The bishop,
 88  II, V    |          their superiors general (cf. Part I, ch. IV).~
 89  II,VI    |       Head operative in the Body (cf. Part I, ch. II). This evidently
 90  II,VI,22 |           bishops of other rites (cf. Eccl. Sanctae I, 23).~It
 91  II,VI,22 |          unity of the priesthood (cf. LG 28; CD 28; 11) and inasrnuch
 92  II,VI,22 |         communities of religious (cf. CD 35, 5). Great importance
 93  II,VI,22 | solidarity and fraternal harmony (cf. ES I, 28). This will indeed
 94  II,VI,22 |    between bishops and religious (cf. PO 11; PC 24; OT 2). Such
 95  II,VI,22 |        place in our modern world (cf. GS 43; 44) are to be taken
 96  II,VI,22 |       such as that of the school (cf. S. Congregation for Catholic
 97  II,VI,22 |        hold fast to what is good (cf. 1 Thes 5:12 and 19-21;
 98  II,VI,22 |          has not been successful (cf. Evang. nunt. 58), humility
 99  II,VI,22 |   liturgists of the local Church (cf SC 22; 41; LG 26;CD 15;
100  II,VI,22 |           SC 22; 41; LG 26;CD 15; cf. Part I, ch. II), and religious
101  II,VI,22 |         so important and central (cf. SC 10). Religious, too,
102  II,VI,22 |       exercise of public worship (cf. Eccl. Sanctae I, 26; 37;
103  II,VI,23 |    withdraw from the undertaking (cf. Eccl. Sanctae I, 34, 3)
104  II,VI,23 |          helpers of the Apostles (cf. Acts 18:26; Rom 16:1 ff.),
105  II,VI,23 |    created and revealed identity (cf. Gen 2; Eph 5; 1 Tim 3 etc.)
106  II,VI,23 |           characteristic of them (cf. Paul VI,Discourse to the
107  II,VI,23 |         preaching of the kingdom (cf. Declaration Inter Insigniores,
108  II,VI,23 |         certain manner distorted (cf. Part I, ch. III).~To pronounce
109  II,VI,23 |        women whose proven virtue (cf. LG 45) demonstrates a real
110  II,VII,24|          men and women religious (cf. CD 15; 16). In fact, it
111  II,VII,24|            the patriarchal synod (cf. CD 35, 5) -- laws, that
112  II,VII,24| represented on pastoral councils (cf. PR 7; CD 27; ES I, 15 and
113  II,VII,24|        ordinary according to law (cf. ES 1, 29).~b) "Whenever
114  II,VII,24|         for example, for pastors (cf. ES I, 33), deans, episcopal
115  II,VII,25|           of a country or region (cf. CD 37) the bishops themselves "
116  II,VII,25|      ministry for their own rite (cf. DE 9) and inter-ritual
117  II,VII,25|      coordination of the bishops (cf. n. 21).~Wherefore, in order
118  II,VII,25|           and the local ordinary (cf. ES I, 23-25; 40); therefore
119  II,VII,25|       with episcopal conferences (cf. CD 35, 5; AG 33), "it is
120  II,VII,25|         their respective regions (cf. CD 36, 5).~In questions
121  II,VII,26|           for Secular Institutes (cf. ES II, 42) and by allowing
122  II,VII,26|        Evangelization of Peoples (cf. ES II, 16) .~