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 1   2, 13 |      poor, and obedient. As our superiors walk with us and discern
 2   2, 31 |       itself in our recourse to Superiors, in the acceptance of our
 3   2, 37 |         to submit to our lawful Superiors, who act in the place of
 4   2, 39 |         in the mediation of his superiors1, and in heeding the signs
 5   2, 39 |       opposition, he obeyed his superiors, seeing in them the person
 6   2, 40 |    Constitutions, Chapters, and Superiors3. We make use of these,
 7   2, 40 |        be made.~ ~Whether we be Superiors or not, we are all heirs
 8   2, 40 |      under the authority of his Superiors and must be faithful to
 9   2, 43 |    decision in concert with our Superiors1.~ ~This discernment in
10   3, 54 |        Brothers, especially the Superiors, will show every kindness
11   5, 80 |      the Brothers from one, the Superiors act in concert with the
12   5, 91 |        missionary.~ ~91.3 Major Superiors promote the establishment
13   6, 104|         with his formation. The Superiors are to be attentive to this. (
14   6, 106|  formation rests with the major Superiors.~ ~
15   6, 108|         to Marist life.~ ~Major Superiors are to make sure that these
16   6     |       The Responsibility of the Superiors~ ~
17   6, 109|   Following his lead, the major Superiors must make available to each
18   6, 109|           c 661) ~ ~109.2 Major Superiors have a duty to provide the
19   6, 110|       recourse to dialogue with Superiors, spiritual direction, and
20   8, 115|      discernment, helped by his Superiors and other competent people.
21   9, 118|   fulfil the plan of God.~ ~Our Superiors share in this role in the
22   9     |                             The Superiors~ ~
23   9, 122|                            122. Superiors are to see their task as
24   9, 123|                  123. The major Superiors are the Brother Superior
25   9, 124|                        124. The Superiors have a Council which they
26   9, 137|     Brothers Provincial and the Superiors dependent on the Brother
27   9     |   Districts provide for it, the Superiors of Districts.~ ~The aim
28   9     |    Institute, and to enable the Superiors to have direct contact with
29   9, 150|   Sector;~ ~4. appointing local Superiors, the Master of Novices,
30   9, 151|          4. deciding how deputy Superiors and local Councillors are
31   9, 152|       the approval of the major Superiors (cf 150.2.8);~ ~6. attending
32   9, 152|     made available to the major Superiors when they are making the
33  10, 157|     matters to their respective Superiors.~ ~ ~157.1 All accounts,
34  10, 161|     even with the permission of Superiors, is responsible for their
35  11, 164|     Brothers Provincial and the Superiors of Districts have a special
36  11, 164| especially the Circulars of the Superiors. Such reading helps us to
37  11, 165|      task. ~ ~Together with our Superiors, we work to build communities
38  11, 168|       and with the mediation of Superiors.~ ~ ~
39  11, 170|         cf 150.1.1)~ ~170.2 The Superiors encourage the Brothers to