Cap., Par.

 1   1,3|       whole presence”. (DV 4)~ The spiritual treasure of revelation that
 2   1,3|          excellence and mysterious spiritual fruitfulness of virginity.” (
 3   1,3|         part of the revelation and spiritual inheritance that, by will
 4   1,3|           The transmission of this spiritual treasure cannot be fulfilled
 5   1,3|          words and sacraments, the spiritual heritage received from Christ: “
 6   2,1|         concretely bring about the spiritual and evangelical meaning
 7   2,3|          excellence and mysterious spiritual fruitfulness of virginity.” (
 8   2,5|    considered the prototype of the spiritual and apostolic program of
 9   2,6|          Biblical, theological and spiritual dynamism of the mission
10   3,4| spirituality: “We may say that the spiritual life, understood as life
11   3,4|           characteristics of one’s spiritual identity, it is not enough
12   3,4|            enough to have only the spiritual elements common to consecrated
13   3,4|           institute, his “specific spiritual traits” (VC 36f), the “spiritual
14   3,4|   spiritual traits” (VC 36f), the “spiritual gifts received from founders
15 Con  |            precious summary of the spiritual identity of the members
16 Con  |        expressions to transmit the spiritual patrimony of each institute. (
17 Con  |     importance of the presence of “spiritual elements” in the Constitutions (
18 Con  |        Trinitarian elements of the spiritual identity of the institute’
19 Con  |         The defining traits of the spiritual life of members of the institute
20 Con  |         therein, for example, that spiritual life, which is life in the