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 1 5 |   therefore adapted to secular life, all along the line, i.e.
 2 5 |       and apostolate of such a life of perfection.~
 3 6 |                   6. The whole life of a member of a Secular
 4 6 |      apostolate of one's whole life is so deeply and sincerely
 5 6 | occasion for a consecration of life but have largely imposed
 6 6 |     general way of consecrated life. Not only is this apostolate
 7 7 |     some features of Religious life may be compatible with the
 8 7 |        the total commitment of life and are in keeping with
 9 9 |        9. V. Secular Institute life is a life totally consecrated
10 9 |    Secular Institute life is a life totally consecrated to God
11 10|    lead a thoroughly Christian life and to be apostles, we commend
12 10|   further, either to Religious life in an Order or Congregation,
13 10|      or to a Society of common life, or, to a Secular Institute.