Chapter, Paragraph

 1   2    |        thought immediately goes to lay ~associates, or anyway,
 2   2,1  |          become religious, are the lay faithful perhaps less religious?
 3   2,1  |         Giordani, one of the great lay protagonists of the 20th
 4   2,1  |          open, complained that the lay state was being considered
 5   2,1  |          Catholic action and other lay associations, the theology
 6   2,1  |           new understanding of the lay Christian’s vocation and
 7   2,1  |        this: “The vocations to the lay life, to the ordained ministry
 8   2,1  |           and women religious, the lay faithful…At one and the
 9   2,1  |       established.3~ Who are these lay people, concretely? We can
10   2,1  |            repeat, in general is a lay man or woman). It is Jesus--
11   2,1  |     Members of Secular Institutes, lay or clerical, relate to other
12   2,1  |            laity…of the so-called “lay” world, or with those who
13   2,2  |           of life. Thus within the lay state diverse ‘vocations’
14   2,2  |          individual members of the lay faith. In the field of a ‘
15   2,2  |       field of a ‘commonly shared’ lay vocation ‘special’ lay vocations
16   2,2  |             lay vocation ‘special’ lay vocations flourish.” (56)~
17   2,2  |            relationship with these lay groups? The response, it
18   2,2  |     cooperation that religious and lay associations must establish: “
19   2,2  |         was also the desire of the lay people present, accustomed
20   2,3  |            come to a third type of lay persons, those directly
21   2,3  |          therefore happy that some lay persons, called by God,
22   2,3  |          significant expression of lay people’s sharing in the
23   3,1  |        absolutely necessary to put lay persons in the places left “
24   3,1  |          more numerous presence of lay persons in the works is
25   3,1  |         survival of the Institute. Lay persons are placed in the
26   3 (4)|          15, In communion with the lay participants of the one
27   4,2  |           have a relationship with lay persons of a more spiritual
28   4,2  |           type activity can employ lay persons full-time in their
29   4,3  |          co-responsibility?~ ~When lay persons make their “contribution”
30   4,4  |    community itself and toward the lay people. They expect to find
31   4,5  |           typical journey of their lay life. The relationship is
32   4,5  |        proven experience, also the lay associates have begun to
33   5,1  |     spiritual identity also to the lay faithful. The originating
34   5,1  |         could not develop all its “lay” potentiality, that was
35   5,1  |            were an adaptation in a lay form of an originally religious
36   5,1  |            called, consecrated and lay, to go to the genuine font
37   5,2  |           to this witness that the lay world is particularly attentive
38   5,3  |            in areas more typically lay, as in a social and political
39   5,3  |            is essential that every lay person have an apostolic
40   5,4  | acquaintance between religious and lay persons, as well as plan