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  1 Intr            |        Litt. Litterae~LMR SCRIS Life and Mission of Religious
  2 Intr            |       especially charity in the life of the Church and of the
  3 Intr            |       development easier in the life of both the ecclesial society
  4 Intr            |        in individual and social life, and also in the Church’
  5 Intr            |  undertaken to live a Christian life ever more perfectly may
  6 Intr            | contributed so much to pastoral life, have their consequences
  7 Intr            |         in living the Christian life may share in the goods offered
  8 Intr            |      especially to its internal life.~And in point of fact the
  9 Intr            |         group on “institutes of life consecrated through the
 10 Intr            |         schema on institutes of life consecrated by the profession
 11 Intr            |        renewing the laws of its life.~Now, however, the law can
 12    1,    0,  103|      and societies of apostolic life acquire a domicile in the
 13    1,    0,  134| clerical societies of apostolic life of pontifical right who
 14    1,    0,  134|       of societies of apostolic life.~§3. Within the context
 15    1,    0,  199|   directly regard the spiritual life of the Christian faithful;~
 16    2,    1,  206|     same desire, just as by the life of faith, hope, and charity
 17    2,    1,  206|       it invites them to lead a life of the gospel and introduces
 18    2,    1,  207|     nevertheless belongs to its life and holiness.~ ~
 19    2,    1,  210|    their efforts to lead a holy life and to promote the growth
 20    2,    1,  214|     their own form of spiritual life so long as it is consonant
 21    2,    1,  217|     called by baptism to lead a life in keeping with the teaching
 22    2,    1,  219| coercion in choosing a state of life.~
 23    2,    1,  226|        2. Since they have given life to their children, parents
 24    2,    1,  235|         formed in the spiritual life and in discipline.~
 25    2,    1,  236|   formed to nourish a spiritual life and instructed to fulfill
 26    2,    1,  243|      which pertain to the daily life of the students and the
 27    2,    1,  245|        brothers. Through common life in the seminary and through
 28    2,    1,  246|        the center of the entire life of a seminary in such a
 29    2,    1,  246|         and for their spiritual life especially from this richest
 30    2,    1,  246|       director of his spiritual life whom he has freely chosen
 31    2,    1,  247|      difficulty of the priestly life is to be omitted.~
 32    2,    1,  252|         for their own spiritual life, and are able properly to
 33    2,    1,  265|        institute of consecrated life or society endowed with
 34    2,    1,  266|   clerical society of apostolic life is incardinated as a cleric
 35    2,    1,  268|        institute of consecrated life or into a society of apostolic
 36    2,    1,  268|     into a society of apostolic life, a cleric who is incardinated
 37    2,    1,  269|         concerning the cleric’s life, behavior and studies;~3/
 38    2,    1,  276|         nourish their spiritual life from the two-fold table
 39    2,    1,  278|       properly approved rule of life and through fraternal assistance
 40    2,    1,  280|         Some practice of common life is highly recommended to
 41    2,    1,  281|        the necessities of their life as well as for the equitable
 42    2,    1,  282|         to foster simplicity of life and are to refrain from
 43    2,    1,  298|       institutes of consecrated life and societies of apostolic
 44    2,    1,  298|      and societies of apostolic life; in these associations the
 45    2,    1,  298|        to foster a more perfect life, to promote public worship
 46    2,    1,  303|      institute while in secular life, lead an apostolic life,
 47    2,    1,  303|         life, lead an apostolic life, and strive for Christian
 48    2,    1,  311|       institutes of consecrated life who preside offer or assist
 49    2,    1,  327|         union between faith and life.~
 50    2,    2,  364|     everything that touches the life of the Church and the good
 51    2,    2,  377|       institutes of consecrated life, who are more suitable for
 52    2,    2,  383|       of the condition of their life and to those who no longer
 53    2,    2,  384|      spiritual and intellectual life are available to them.~He
 54    2,    2,  385|   ministries and to consecrated life, with special care shown
 55    2,    2,  387|     humility, and simplicity of life, he is to strive to promote
 56    2,    2,  443|      and societies of apostolic life in a number for both men
 57    2,    2,  463|       institutes of consecrated life, chosen by the pastoral
 58    2,    2,  463|       of societies of apostolic life which have a house in the
 59    2,    2,  463|       institutes of consecrated life, or lay members of the Christian
 60    2,    2,  498|         or society of apostolic life, who reside in the diocese
 61    2,    2,  509|       doctrine and integrity of life, who have laudably exercised
 62    2,    2,  512|       institutes of consecrated life, and especially laity—who
 63    2,    2,  520|   clerical society of apostolic life, even by erecting it in
 64    2,    2,  529|      foster growth of Christian life in the family.~§2. A pastor
 65    2,    2,  538|       in a society of apostolic life is removed according to
 66    2,    2,  550|      that some manner of common life in the rectory is fostered
 67    2,    2,  555|  clerics of his district lead a life in keeping with their state
 68    2,    2,  556|         or society of apostolic life which celebrates services
 69    2,    3      |       INSTITUTES OF CONSECRATED LIFE AND SOCIETIES OF APOSTOLIC
 70    2,    3      |      AND SOCIETIES OF APOSTOLIC LIFE ~
 71    2,    3      |       INSTITUTES OF CONSECRATED LIFE ~
 72    2,    3      |       INSTITUTES OF CONSECRATED LIFE (Cann. 573 - 606)~ ~
 73    2,    3,  573|                Can. 573 §1. The life consecrated through the
 74    2,    3,  573|       institutes of consecrated life canonically erected by competent
 75    2,    3,  574|        this type belongs to the life and holiness of the Church
 76    2,    3,  574|   possess a special gift in the life of the Church and contribute
 77    2,    3,  577|       institutes of consecrated life which have different gifts
 78    2,    3,  579|       institutes of consecrated life by formal decree, provided
 79    2,    3,  580|        institute of consecrated life to another is reserved to
 80    2,    3,  582|       institutes of consecrated life are reserved to the Apostolic
 81    2,    3,  583|       institutes of consecrated life affecting those things which
 82    2,    3,  586|      586 §1. A just autonomy of life, especially of governance,
 83    2,    3,  588|        the state of consecrated life is neither clerical nor
 84    2,    3,  589|        institute of consecrated life is said to be of pontifical
 85    2,    3,  590|       institutes of consecrated life are dedicated in a special
 86    2,    3,  591|       institutes of consecrated life from the governance of local
 87    2,    3,  592|         report of the state and life of the institute to the
 88    2,    3,  597|        institute of consecrated life.~§2. No one can be admitted
 89    2,    3,  598|    fully but also arrange their life according to the proper
 90    2,    3,  600|      for us, entails, besides a life which is poor in fact and
 91    2,    3,  602|                    Can. 602 The life of brothers or sisters proper
 92    2,    3,  603|       institutes of consecrated life, the Church recognizes the
 93    2,    3,  603|      the eremitic or anchoritic life by which the Christian faithful
 94    2,    3,  603| Christian faithful devote their life to the praise of God and
 95    2,    3,  603| dedicated to God in consecrated life if he or she publicly professes
 96    2,    3,  604|      these forms of consecrated life is the order of virgins
 97    2,    3,  605|        new forms of consecrated life is reserved only to the
 98    2,    3,  605|        new gifts of consecrated life granted to the Church by
 99    2,    3,  606|       institutes of consecrated life and their members are equally
100    2,    3,  607|         whole person, religious life manifests in the Church
101    2,    3,  607|         has elapsed, and lead a life of brothers or sisters in
102    2,    3,  610|      out properly the religious life of the members according
103    2,    3,  611|         the right:~1/ to lead a life according to the character
104    2,    3,  614|       maintain their own way of life and governance according
105    2,    3,  642|  maturity to embrace the proper life of the institute. This health,
106    2,    3,  643|        institute of consecrated life or is incorporated in some
107    2,    3,  643|       some society of apostolic life, without prejudice to the
108    2,    3,  643|        institute of consecrated life or in some society of apostolic
109    2,    3,  643|       some society of apostolic life.~§2. Proper law can establish
110    2,    3,  645|        institute of consecrated life, in a society of apostolic
111    2,    3,  645|       in a society of apostolic life, or in a seminary, there
112    2,    3,  646|        novitiate, through which life in an institute is begun,
113    2,    3,  652| gradually to lead correctly the life of perfection proper to
114    2,    3,  652|     learn a manner of leading a life consecrated to God and humanity
115    2,    3,  652|     discipline, the history and life of the institute; and they
116    2,    3,  652|      novices through example of life and prayer.~§5. The time
117    2,    3,  659|       that they lead the proper life of the institute more fully
118    2,    3,  661|        661 Through their entire life, religious are to continue
119    2,    3,  662|     have as the supreme rule of life the following of Christ
120    2,    3,  663|    protector of all consecrated life, also through the marian
121    2,    3,  665|        665 §1. Observing common life, religious are to live in
122    2,    3,  667|        ordered to contemplative life.~§3. Monasteries of nuns
123    2,    3,  667|       entirely to contemplative life must observe papal cloister,
124    2,    3,  673|    witness of their consecrated life, which they are bound to
125    2,    3,  675|          Accordingly, the whole life of the members is to be
126    2,    3,  684|       or a society of apostolic life or from them to a religious
127    2,    3,  687|         condition of his or her life, yet remains dependent upon
128    2,    3,  689|          1 unsuited to lead the life of the institute constitutes
129    2,    3,  696|      obligations of consecrated life; repeated violations of
130    2,    3,  710|        institute of consecrated life in which the Christian faithful,
131    2,    3,  711|       institutes of consecrated life.~
132    2,    3,  712|         preserved in its way of life.~
133    2,    3,  713|      the witness of a Christian life and of fidelity toward their
134    2,    3,  713|        their own secular way of life.~§3. Through the witness
135    2,    3,  713|      the witness of consecrated life especially in the presbyterium,
136    2,    3,  715|        which regard consecrated life in their own institute.~§
137    2,    3,  716|     participate actively in the life of the institute according
138    2,    3,  719|         their whole consecrated life.~§3. They are to approach
139    2,    3,  721|        institute of consecrated life or is incorporated in a
140    2,    3,  721|       in a society of apostolic life;~3/ a spouse, while the
141    2,    3,  721|         lead rightly the proper life of the institute.~
142    2,    3,  722|        in the spirit and way of life of the institute.~§2. Candidates
143    2,    3,  722| properly to be formed to lead a life according to the evangelical
144    2,    3,  722|        to transform their whole life into the apostolate, employing
145    2,    3,  730|       to a society of apostolic life or from them to a secular
146    2,    3      |          SOCIETIES OF APOSTOLIC LIFE (Cann. 731 - 755)~
147    2,    3,  731|          Societies of apostolic life resemble institutes of consecrated
148    2,    3,  731|       institutes of consecrated life; their members, without
149    2,    3,  731|      the society and, leading a life in common as brothers or
150    2,    3,  731|       to their proper manner of life, strive for the perfection
151    2,    3,  732|       to societies of apostolic life, without prejudice, however,
152    2,    3,  735|    prepared for the mission and life of the society.~
153    2,    3,  738|       which regard the internal life and discipline of the society.~§
154    2,    3,  740|         and must observe common life according to the norm of
155    2,    3,  744|    another society of apostolic life; the rights and obligations
156    2,    3,  744|        institute of consecrated life or from one to a society
157    2,    3,  744|       to a society of apostolic life requires the permission
158    3,    0,  758|       institutes of consecrated life give witness to the gospel
159    3,    0,  759|      the example of a Christian life; they can also be called
160    3,    0,  760|        the magisterium, and the life of the Church.~
161    3,    0,  767|      and the norms of Christian life are to be explained from
162    3,    0,  771|       of the condition of their life do not have suYcient common
163    3,    0,  773|         experience of Christian life.~
164    3,    0,  774|       the practice of Christian life; sponsors and those who
165    3,    0,  776|       institutes of consecrated life and of societies of apostolic
166    3,    0,  776|       of societies of apostolic life, taking into account the
167    3,    0,  778|       of societies of apostolic life are to take care that catechetical
168    3,    0,  779|      and age, and conditions of life, are able to learn Catholic
169    3,    0,  783|       institutes of consecrated life dedicate themselves to the
170    3,    0,  784|       institutes of consecrated life or of societies of apostolic
171    3,    0,  784|       of societies of apostolic life, or other lay members of
172    3,    0,  785|        outstanding in Christian life, who devote themselves to
173    3,    0,  787|         By the witness of their life and word, missionaries are
174    3,    0,  788|         experience of Christian life, catechumens are to be initiated
175    3,    0,  788|         and introduced into the life of the faith, the liturgy,
176    3,    0,  794|       fullness of the Christian life.~§2. Pastors of souls have
177    3,    0,  795|  participate actively in social life.~
178    3,    0,  803|       doctrine and integrity of life.~§3. Even if it is in fact
179    3,    0,  804|      the witness of a Christian life, and teaching skill.~
180    3,    0,  810|         doctrine and probity of life and that they are removed
181    3,    0,  833|      and societies of apostolic life, according to the norm of
182    4,    0,  835|        of the entire liturgical life in the church entrusted
183    4,    0,  835|  function by leading a conjugal life in a Christian spirit and
184    4,    1,  865|         tested in the Christian life through the catechumenate.
185    4,    1,  872|      person to lead a Christian life in keeping with baptism
186    4,    1,  874|       Eucharist and who leads a life of faith in keeping with
187    4,    1,  897|       all worship and Christian life, which signifies and effects
188    4,    1,  911|      and societies of apostolic life have the duty and right
189    4,    1,  934|         or society of apostolic life;~2/ can be reserved in the
190    4,    1,  957|       or societies of apostolic life.~
191    4,    1,  968|       or societies of apostolic life that are clerical and of
192    4,    1,  969|         or society of apostolic life mentioned in can. 968, §
193    4,    1, 1019|   clerical society of apostolic life of pontifical right is competent
194    4,    1, 1052|       or a society of apostolic life, the same letters must also
195    4,    1, 1055|     partnership of the whole of life and which is ordered by
196    4,    1, 1093|         establishment of common life or from notorious or public
197    4,    1, 1098|         partnership of conjugal life.~
198    4,    1, 1128|    unity of conjugal and family life.~
199    4,    1, 1135|         partnership of conjugal life.~
200    4,    1, 1138|         dissolution of conjugal life are presumed to be legitimate.~
201    4,    1, 1152|        and not disrupt conjugal life, nevertheless, if the spouse
202    4,    1, 1153|        otherwise renders common life too diYcult, that spouse
203    4,    1, 1155|        other spouse to conjugal life; in this case the innocent
204    4,    1, 1161|        to persevere in conjugal life.~
205    4,    2, 1172|      prudence, and integrity of life.~ ~
206    4,    2, 1174|       institutes of consecrated life and societies of apostolic
207    4,    2, 1174|      and societies of apostolic life, however, are bound according
208    4,    2, 1179|       of a society of apostolic life are generally to be celebrated
209    4,    2, 1196|         or society of apostolic life if it is clerical and of
210    4,    3, 1234|         promotion of liturgical life especially through the celebration
211    4,    3, 1245|         or society of apostolic life, if they are clerical and
212    5,    0, 1301|         or society of apostolic life and if the goods have also
213    5,    0, 1301| clerical societies of apostolic life of pontifical right or the
214    6,    1, 1343|        has lived a praiseworthy life and if the need to repair
215    6,    2      |       VI.~DELICTS AGAINST HUMAN LIFE AND FREEDOM (Cann. 1397 -
216    7,    1, 1423|       or lay persons of upright life.~
217    7,    5, 1742|       or a society of apostolic life.~