Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1     II,Intro,2|       else, as a cleric, into a religious institute of consecrated
 2     II,Intro,4|        widower, a single man, a religious, a consecrated person in
 3     II,Intro,6|     among laity and priests and religious, in such a way that the
 4     II,Intro,7|       permanent diaconate among religious is a right reserved to the
 5     II,II,2   |      particular traits of their religious or consecrated state of
 6     II,II,2   | themselves to integrating their religious or consecrated vocation
 7     II,III,1  |      pastor (or the superior in religious houses) who must present
 8     II,III,3  |       for members of a clerical religious institute of pontifical
 9     II,III,6  | candidate belongs to a clerical religious institute of pontifical
10     II,IV,2   |       or of consecration in the religious life. The spiritual formation
11     II,IV,3   |     juncture of the millennium. Religious indifference, obscuring
12     II,IV,3   |      possible, of institutes of religious sciences which already exist
13    III    (83)| Allocution to Priests, Deacons, Religious and Seminarians in the Basilica
14    III, 2,2   |         the word in the area of religious and moral instruction in
15    III, 4,7   |       between priests, deacons, religious and laity involved in pastoral