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 1 1   |              who commit the whole of life, like slaves to Christ the
 2 1   |            for the ordering of their life to make them ever worthy
 3 2   |              touch, on how to lead a life dedicated to perfection,
 4 3   |        promotion of, and care for, a life of complete dedication and
 5 3   |         churches the profession of a life of perfection had developed
 6 7   |            how a canonical religious life is closely interwoven with
 7 9   |             ecclesiastical states of life, a new canonical category
 8 10  |             approval of their way of life: in practice this meant
 9 10  |        theoretical terms but in real life lived, and, tried and retried
10 12  |              everything that makes a life of perfection in the plain
11 13  |          embarking upon a new way of life canonically approved, the
12 13  |            canonically approved, the life of Religious, a life consecrated
13 13  |             the life of Religious, a life consecrated and ordered
14 16  |            different from the common life of Religious. This convergence
15 18  |           shaping the members' daily life in the world was a combination
16 18  |             not only in the interior life but also in visible form,
17 20  |             quite possible to lead a life of perfection in spite of
18 20  |           effectiveness of Institute life in the Christian renewal
19 21  |          kind of free-lancing in the life of perfection without the
20 21  |           help and support of common life and a religious habit had
21 25  |              with full and authentic life of perfection as the test
22 II  |            lead the canonical common life under the same roof (canons
23 II  |               or Societies of Common Life (c. 673, 1); ~2. They are
24 III |             of their consecration of life and profession of Christian
25 III |              perfection of Christian life, those who desire to be
26 III |           requiring canonical common life, or life under one roof (
27 III |            canonical common life, or life under one roof (Art. II,
28 VI  |    Congregation or Society of Common Life is to be set up. With the
29 VII | Congregations or Societies of Common Life (nos. 6 ff.). The variations
30 VIII| Congregations or Societies of Common Life. ~ ~
31 IX  |              and Societies of Common Life, due allowance made (and