Chap.,  N.

 1 INT,4 |    communion of the three divine Persons.~
 2   1,15|   communities, among consecrated persons, in lay associations, in
 3   2,36|       The witness of consecrated persons~
 4   2,37|       the witness of consecrated persons. In this regard, acknowledgment
 5   2,37|       and service of consecrated persons. Attention also needs to
 6   2,38|   contribution which consecrated persons can make to the Gospel of
 7   2,38|        primacy which consecrated persons experience in their total
 8   2,38|         readiness of consecrated persons to continue the work of
 9   2,39|        ministers and consecrated persons is decisive, some mention
10   2,41| illustrious examples of such lay persons. As the Synod Fathers emphasized,
11   2,41|        to serve the common good: persons who after the example and
12   2,41|     carried out by Christian lay persons, often in the hidden- ness
13   2,41|        of preparing suitable lay persons to apply their faith in
14   3,44|       design for all things, for persons, things and events. No created
15   3,49|    priests, deacons, consecrated persons, catechists and teachers
16   3,63|        choosing properly trained persons to communicate the message
17   4,68|       contradictory, in the very persons who manifest them. There
18   4,72|        the ordained, consecrated persons and the laity.~True renewal,
19   5,86|         means acknowledging that persons have value in themselves,
20   5,87|          engage in dialogue with persons involved in political life,
21   5,90|        to the procreation of new persons, as well as its dignity