Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1     II,Intro,4|         religious, a consecrated person in the world. Formation
 2     II, I,2   |         responsible for only one person or for a small group.~23.
 3     II,III,4  |        the eventual ratio of the person's institute or society,
 4     II,IV,1   |          loyal, to respect every person, to have a sense of justice,
 5     II,IV,1   |  involves all the aspects of the person, physical, psychological
 6     II,IV,1   | understood, freedom requires the person to be truly master of himself,
 7    III, 2,1   |     human qualities which make a person acceptable to others, credible,
 8    III, 2,3   |       which conveys to the whole person the beauty of what is being
 9    III, 2,7   |        not be entrusted to a lay person or to a community of lay
10    III, 3,4   |          their commitment to the person and mission of Christ the
11    III, 3,6   |        19:12), directs the whole person of the deacon towards Christ
12    III, 4,3   |     embraces every aspect of his person as deacon, that is to say,
13    III, 4,4   |        the interior unity of the person.~The assistance which formators
14    III, 4,4   |        in the Church as a unique person placed in particular circumstances.~