Chapter

1 [Title]|    of Vatican Council II if consecrated life had always remained
2 [Title]| deep roots of every form of consecrated life, to the humus from
3 1      |    multiplicity of forms of consecrated life “like a plant with
4 1      | then that “The Church needs consecrated persons who, even before
5 2      |   succession of charisms of consecrated life can be read as an unfolding
6 2      |     through the charisms of consecrated life, works so that Christ
7 2(10)  |     laboris of the Synod on consecrated life and the subsequent
8 2(10)  |     image with a “almost”: “Consecrated life, in its continuous