Chapter,Part,Paragraph

 1     1,  0,2  |         to lead a more generous religious life in the face of the
 2     1,  0,3  |      been living an exceptional religious experience. We have all
 3     1,  0,12 |      this day and age:~— As lay religious, we make a prophetic statement
 4     2,  0,37 |         the rights of children, religious fanaticism, sects, fundamentalism,
 5     2,  0,49 |       Laity, Pastors, and other Religious, 5 consecrated for a specific
 6     2,  0,52 |      the prophetic dimension of religious life lived in community. 9~
 7     2,  0,56 |    wants us to be Brothers, Lay Religious, present in the world as
 8     5,  0,91 |      our vocation as active lay religious.~
 9     5,  0,98 |                    8. Apostolic Religious life, in the spirit of the
10     5,  0 (3)|      Contemplative Dimension of Religious Life", N. 5~
11     8,  5 (*)|      Directives on Formation in religious Institutes, Rome 1990.~
12    10        |      Institute. As members of a Religious Institute, our identity
13    10,  7    | faithful. Universal law for all religious is found in the Code of
14    10,  7    |                                 Religious Life in Vatican II~ ~Vatican
15    10,  7    |        to treat comprehensively religious life. One of its most significant
16    10,  7    |          ECCLESIASTICAL LAW AND RELIGIOUS INSTITUTES~ ~This insight
17    10,  7    |        of Church Law concerning religious life. Hence, the Church
18    10,  7    |      operative in the life of a religious institute is through Proper
19    10,  7    |  OBLIGATIONS OF PROPER LAW~ ~As religious, we "have as our highest
20    10,  7    |         with, and dependent on, religious and human values. Clearly,