Chapter,Part,Paragraph

 1     1,  0,10 |     community of believers, the Church in the midst of the world,
 2     1,  0,12 |         about one way to create Church, one which relies more on
 3     1,  0,14 |      take on our mission in the Church is in close communion with
 4     2,  0,32 |    challenges of the world, the Church, and our Institute as they
 5     2,  0    |                             THE CHURCH~
 6     2,  0,39 |        9. Since Vatican II, the Church has deepened its self-understanding
 7     2,  0,40 |     taking place in the way the Church approaches its mission:~—
 8     2,  0,40 |      community dimension of the Church.~
 9     2,  0,41 |     evangelizing mission of the Church, understood in terms of
10     2,  0,41 |     comes the challenge for the Church to empower the poor toward
11     2,  0,42 |     found at the margins of the Church; others, conscious of their
12     2,  0,42 |       News and to building up a Church which is more Gospel-centered. ~ ~
13     2,  0,47 |         in the world and in the Church. When we are open to the
14     2,  0,49 |    mission places us within the Church, in communion with all the
15     2,  0,55 |      participation in the local Church is not only a need for our
16     2,  0,55 |     need for our mission in the Church, but also a source of renewal
17     2,  0,58 |       Commitment with the local Church, with all the People of
18     2,  0,58 |     Laity in the mission of the Church and in our own mission as
19     2,  0,62 |        personal vocation in the Church;~— presenting the community
20     2,  0,62 |    collaboration with the local Church, especially in the formation
21     3,  0,78 |      Institute, 16 and with the Church and other congregations
22     5,  0    |         of the world and of the Church, we take note of some phenomena
23     5,  0    |                             The Church~
24     5,  0,97 |                          7. The Church is being continually renewed.
25     5,  0,99 |    notice a re-awakening in the Church’s awareness of Lay people.
26     5,  0,115|      which Marcellin is for the Church.~ ~
27     6,  0,130|   common mission with us in the Church, and that we must be ready
28     6,  0,135| vocations to the service of the Church, particularly in the promotion
29     6,  0,135|    vocations teams of the local Church, both diocesan and parish.~—
30    10,  7    |      the Pope for the Universal Church and applies to all Christ’
31    10,  7    |  Chapter) of a group within the Church and applies only to the
32    10,  7    |        Proper Law is new in the Church and derives from Vatican
33    10,  7    |        the first Council of the Church to treat comprehensively
34    10,  7    |       It is for the good of the Church that institutes have their
35    10,  7    | principle of the development of Church Law concerning religious
36    10,  7    |      religious life. Hence, the Church has legislated that "for
37    10,  7    |      competent authority of the Church...(is) to take care that
38    10,  7    |        of the ways in which the Church tries to ensure that this
39    10,  7    |      competent authority of the Church and can only be changed
40    10,  7    |    CHAPTER AND PROPER LAW~ ~The Church places the obligation of
41    10,  7    |         to help institutes, the Church has stipulated in some seventy
42    10,  7    |        in mind the needs of the Church and the circumstances of
43    10,  7    |              SUPREME LAW OF THE CHURCH~ ~Ecclesiastical Law is "
44    10,  7    |   always the supreme law of the Church" (c 1752)~ ~Equity is an
45    10,  7    |       the letter of the law.The Church herself acknowledges that
46    10,  7    |  Institute to the demand of the Church that we define our program
47    10,  7    |        in mind the needs of the Church and the circumstances of
48    10,  7    |   always the supreme law of the Church" (c 1752)~