Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1   I, I,1  |            to the flesh, but in the Spirit (LG 9)~1. The Council has
 2   I, I,1  |         which, vivified by the Holy Spirit, assembles in Christ in
 3   I, I,1  |           very presence of the Holy Spirit. He, in fact, is the life
 4   I, I,1  |            the presence of the Holy Spirit -- on which some insidious
 5   I, I,2  |    life-giving presence of the Holy Spirit (cf. LG 7) builds up organic
 6   I, I,3  |             of the Church serve the Spirit of Christ who vivifies it,
 7   I, I,4  |       Church "is driven by the Holy Spirit to do her part for the full
 8   I, I,4  |          the primacy of life in the Spirit: this is the basis for the
 9   I, I,4  |             vocation to life in the Spirit flow clarifying exigencies
10   I,II,5  |            is the fruit of the Holy Spirit Himself, in such a way that
11   I,II,5  |            paschal exodus. The Holy Spirit is, in fact, the Spirit
12   I,II,5  |             Spirit is, in fact, the Spirit of the Lord: Jesus Christ, "
13   I,II,5  |            out on His disciples the Spirit promised by the Father" (
14   I,II,5  |         Father" (LG 5). Now, if the Spirit is like the soul of the
15   I,II,5  |             no true docility to the Spirit without fidelity to the
16   I,II,5  |       manner it may be, of the Holy Spirit, and of itself preceding
17   I,II,5  |             very gifts given by the Spirit are willed precisely by
18   I,II,5  | simultaneously in Christ and in His Spirit. Rightly and appropriately,
19   I,II,5  |              in Christ" and "in the Spirit" a number of times, making
20   I,II,6  |           special gifts of the Holy Spirit and the distinctive charism
21   I,II,6  |          the one and only vivifying Spirit (cf. LG 12, 24, etc.).~
22   I,II,8  |     flourish in accordance with the spirit of their founders"(LG 45);
23   I,II,9  |    communion with them.~b) The Holy Spirit is called the soul of the
24   I,II,9  |          the primacy of life in the Spirit. This demands that they
25   I,III,10|             a gift raised up by the Spirit through the work of outstanding
26   I,III,10|            as an "experience of the Spirit," transmitted to their disciples
27   I,III,11|     recognize it as coming from the Spirit.~The specific charismatic
28   I,III,11|           the Lord; docility to His Spirit; intelligent attention to
29   I,III,11|         doubt usually come from the Spirit. They are intended for the
30   I,III,12|         authority proceeds from the Spirit of the Lord through the
31   I,III,13|          offered to God without the spirit of the beatitudes" (LG 31).~
32   I,III,13|           according to a particular spirit and a specific mission.
33   I,IV,14 |     Pentecost "Christ sent the Holy Spirit from the Father to exercise
34   I,IV,14 |         Christ and in virtue of the Spirit. All -- pastors, laymen
35   I,IV,14 |             of the Father; the Holy Spirit, then, nourishes it, "giving
36   I,IV,14 |           of the faithful that same spirit of mission which impelled
37   I,IV,18 |             Missionary duty and the spirit of initiative~19. A clear
38   I,IV,18 |             inspiration of the Holy Spirit, who is by His very nature
39  II, V    |    vivifying indwelling of the Holy Spirit, by jointly organizing special
40  II, V    |       fidelity to their distinctive spirit (cf. PC 7; AG 40), should
41  II, V    |              that through a renewed spirit of obedience and chastity
42  II, V    |           religious vocation in the spirit of each institute. In carrying
43  II, V    |        religious are subject in the spirit of faith (cf. PC 14).~Bishops,
44  II, V    |          while showing a particular spirit of enterprise and foresight
45  II, V    |          loyal to the intention and spirit of their institute, in full
46  II,VI    |             The Church lives in the Spirit and rests on the foundation
47  II,VI    |          harmony both with the Holy Spirit who is her soul and with
48  II,VI,22 |          variety of charisms of His Spirit.~Regarding vocations, this
49  II,VI,22 |          mind, namely that the Holy Spirit, who "breathes where He
50  II,VI,22 |      basically inspired by the Holy Spirit. In consideration of this
51  II,VI,22 |             try to discern what the Spirit wills and should study ways
52  II,VI,22 |            indeed to extinguish the Spirit, but to test all things
53  II,VI,22 |         bishops and superiors, in a spirit of mutual trust, in fulfillment
54  II,VI,22 |         dispositions, always in the spirit of charity but also with
55  II,VI,23 |       credible presence of the Holy Spirit, both to receive His gifts "
56  II,VI,23 |             special origin from the Spirit, distinct, even though not
57  II,VI,23 |            in them as a gift of the Spirit.~When there is question,
58  II,VI,23 |              to whose authority the Spirit himself subjects even those
59  II,VII,24|       strive to understand what the Spirit wants to manifest, even
60  II,VII,25|     collaborate diligently and in a spirit of trust with episcopal
61 Conclu    |           preserve the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace" (Eph