Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1     II,Intro,2|            juridical, affective and spiritual level and the obligation
 2     II,Intro,4|        Church. The Leitmotiv of his spiritual life will therefore be service;
 3     II,Intro,4|            and offer differentiated spiritual paths according to the types
 4     II,Intro,5|       married are “...formed in the spiritual life and appropriately instructed
 5     II,Intro,7|             guaranteeing the human, spiritual, intellectual and pastoral
 6     II, I,2   |            number requires it), the spiritual director and the pastor (
 7     II, I,2   |        formators,(28) excepting the spiritual director.~Because of his
 8     II, I,2   |          for a small group.~23. The spiritual director is chosen by each
 9     II, I,2   |           to entrust themselves for spiritual direction only to priests
10     II, I,2   |    theological culture, of profound spiritual experience, of marked pedagogical
11     II, I,4   |            in the initiation to the spiritual life, in theological study
12     II, I,5   |            the domestic virtues and spiritual and material help, especially
13     II,II,2   |             give proof of human and spiritual soundness in their state
14     II,III,2  |          accompanied by an approved spiritual director and will make contact
15     II,III,3  |         prepare himself for it by a spiritual retreat.~48. The liturgical
16     II,III,4  |          maintain his commitment to spiritual direction with his own approved
17     II,III,4  |     direction with his own approved spiritual director. In addition, he
18     II,III,4  |          areas of formation (human, spiritual, theological and pastoral),
19     II,IV,1   |         physical, psychological and spiritual and which therefore demands
20     II,IV,1   |            of their competence; the spiritual director will take these
21     II,IV,1   | consideration and check them during spiritual direction. Encounters and
22     II,IV,2   |                                  2. Spiritual formation~71. Human formation
23     II,IV,2   |             finds its completion in spiritual formation, which constitutes
24     II,IV,2   |           certain experience of the spiritual life, such as, recognition
25     II,IV,2   |             the religious life. The spiritual formation of the future
26     II,IV,2   |        constant nourishment for his spiritual life by means of its loving
27     II,IV,2   |      important repercussions on his spiritual life, which must be characterised
28     II,IV,2   |      collaboration with them and to spiritual sharing.~77. The means for
29     II,IV,2   |         monthly retreats and annual spiritual exercises; instructions,
30     II,IV,2   |        stages of the formation; and spiritual accompaniment, which must
31     II,IV,2   |            a particular task of the spiritual director to assist the candidate
32     II,IV,2   |        participate regularly in the spiritual formation meetings.~Appropriate
33     II,IV,3   |     substantial nourishment for his spiritual life and a precious instrument
34     II,IV,3   |          doctrine of the Church;~f) spiritual theology;~g) liturgy;~h)
35     II,IV,4   |            formation coincides with spiritual formation: it is formation
36     II,IV,4   |            with sacred ordination a spiritual gift which prepares them
37    III, 1,2   |             has ecclesiological and spiritual significance in as much
38    III, 1,2   |         themselves to promote their spiritual life, to carry out charitable
39    III, 1,2   |           may continue to enjoy the spiritual benefits of such communities
40    III, 2,4   |          effects, particularly of a spiritual nature, which are obtained
41    III, 2,5   |           valuable, since today the spiritual and material needs of man,
42    III, 2,6   |             If we consider the deep spiritual nature of this diaconia,
43    III, 3,3   |           of all mankind. Hence the spiritual life of the deacon should
44    III, 3,3   |          essential component of the spiritual life of every deacon.~A “
45    III, 3,4   |                         Aids to the Spiritual Life~50. The aforementioned
46    III, 3,4   |        emphasize the primacy of the spiritual life. The deacon, mindful
47    III, 3,4   |           must give priority to the spiritual life and live their diaconia
48    III, 3,4   |        Servant.~51. Progress in the spiritual life is achieved primarily
49    III, 3,4   |      ministry not only develops the spiritual life but promotes the theological
50    III, 3,4   |           pure and lasting fount of spiritual life”. (201) The closer
51    III, 3,4   |    contribute much to growth in the spiritual life and to the increase
52    III, 3,4   |              54. With regard to the spiritual life, deacons should devote
53    III, 3,4   |          evangelization, “the whole spiritual good of the Church is contained”. (207)
54    III, 3,5   |       arduous mental prayer and the spiritual retreat prescribed by particular
55    III, 3,5   |           deacon. (216)~58. Regular spiritual direction is truly of the
56    III, 3,5   |         humble dialogue with a wise spiritual director, not only in the
57    III, 3,6   |           should be faithful to the spiritual life and the duties of their
58    III, 3,6   |       source of nourishment for the spiritual life of those deacons who
59    III, 4,2   |             endless source of every spiritual energy. St Paul's exhortation
60    III, 4,4   |          deacon be able to choose a spiritual director, approved by the
61    III, 4,6   |      diverse aspects whether human, spiritual, intellectual or pastoral. (237)~
62    III, 4,6   |           others. (239)~70. Ongoing spiritual formation is closely connected
63    III, 4,6   |           Church to cultivate their spiritual lives in a responsible manner,
64    III, 4,6   |     bureaucracy.~In particular, the spiritual formation of deacons should
65    III, 4,6   |           impel him to practice the spiritual and corporal works of mercy,
66    III, 4,6   |             avoided. In addition to spiritual direction, deacons should
67    III, 4,6   |            pilgrimages to places of spiritual interest.~While on retreat,
68    III, 4,6   |           deacons should work out a spiritual programme which they should
69    III, 4,6   |       periodically share with their spiritual directors. This programme
70    III, 4,6   |       practices.~The centre of this spiritual itinerary must be the Holy
71    III, 4,6   |           of life. In this way, the spiritual formation of the deacon
72    III, 4,7   |             treat of liturgical and spiritual matters, of continuous theological
73    III, 4,7   |       bishops or various dioceses — spiritual retreats, conferences, study