Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1     II, I,2 |        the families of married aspirants and candidates and with
 2     II, I,2 |    judgement of suitability on aspirants for their admission among
 3     II, I,2 |  distinct from that of forming aspirants and candidates.~22. The
 4     II, I,2 |  virtues. Because of all this, aspirants and candidates are invited
 5     II, I,4 |       of permanent deacons~26. Aspirants and candidates for the permanent
 6     II, I,4 |        deacons can thus be for aspirants and candidates for the diaconate
 7     II, I,5 |       communities of origin of aspirants and candidates for the diaconate
 8     II, I,5 |   their formation.~For younger aspirants and candidates, the family
 9     II, I,5 |              As far as married aspirants and candidates are concerned,
10     II, I,5 | ecclesial groupings from which aspirants and candidates for the diaconate
11     II,III,1|         1. The presentation of aspirants~40. The decision to undertake
12     II,III,2|       With admission among the aspirants to diaconate there begins
13     II,III,2|         During this period the aspirants will be introduced to a
14     II,III,2|      cases, he may entrust the aspirants to one or more tutors. It
15     II,III,2|      circumstances permit, the aspirants may form their own community,
16     II,III,2|        the families of married aspirants to make sure of their openness
17     II,III,2|       involve the wives of the aspirants.~44. The aspirants are invited
18     II,III,2|      of the aspirants.~44. The aspirants are invited to carry out
19     II,III,2|    outlines the profile of the aspirants' personalities and also,
20     II,III,4|   common with the community of aspirants.~Different ways of organising
21     II,III,5|  reference should be made.~58. Aspirants to lectorate and acolytate,