Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1      I, 1     |      November 1995. The Cardinal Members together with the Archbishop
 2      I, 1     |        the Archbishop and Bishop Members carefully considered the
 3      I, 1     |        permanent deacons who are members of institutes of consecrated
 4     II,Intro,7|    permanent diaconate among the members of institutes of consecrated
 5     II,Intro,7|    understood as applying to the members of other institutes professing
 6     II, I,1   |        in the singularity of its members.~In the Church's care for
 7     II, I,2   |         agreement with the other members of the formation team and
 8     II, I,5   |        ministerial call of their members, not obstructing them, but
 9     II,II,1   |         diaconate must be active members of a Christian community
10     II,II,2   | upbringing of their children.~d) Members of institutes of consecrated
11     II,III,3  |       the Bishop himself or, for members of a clerical religious
12    III, 1,2   |   clerical garb. Deacons who are members of institutes of consecrated
13    III, 1,2   |      found, participate in or be members of any association or group,
14    III, 1,2   |          be mindful that the lay members of the faithful, in virtue
15    III, 2,5   |     seeks to help and foster all members of a particular Church,
16    III, 2,6   |        entrusted to non-ordained members of the faithful. Only in
17    III, 2,7   |        care of such parishes are members of these councils by right. (162)
18    III, 2,7   | requirements, deacons may act as members of diocesan bodies, in particular
19    III, 2,7   |         may not, however, act as members of the council of priests,
20    III, 3,4   |       they are its ministers. As members of the hierarchy, the actions
21    III, 3,6   |         God gives to some of her members and, in different ways,
22    III, 3,6   |          children and to all the members of the Church. It is a call