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 1   1, 1  |       Champagnat founded the lay religious Institute of the Little
 2   1, 8  |         We become members by our religious profession. Brothers of
 3   1, 8  |        spiritual benefits of our religious family.~ ~Certain people
 4   1, 10 |                              10. Religious consecration unites us in
 5   2, 13 |        evangelical counsels in a religious family comes from the Father1,
 6   2, 14 |                              14. Religious consecration opens to us
 7   2, 15 |    vocation.~ ~15.1 We renew our religious profession in community
 8   2, 17 |        of the very nature of our religious family1.~ ~We keep alive
 9   2, 32 |       how real is its witness to religious poverty. (cf PJ prop. 11)~ ~
10   2, 40 |          of the Church2, and our religious family with its Constitutions,
11   3, 56 |     happiness or of sorrow1. Our religious consecration deepens and
12   3, 56 |         of the demands of Marist religious life. (cf 151.1.3)~ ~ ~
13   4, 70 |           ex-students, and other religious communities.~ ~ ~
14   4, 73 |                73. Spiritual and religious study1, carried out in a
15   4, 75 |        Each day, by means of the religious~calendar, we recall the
16   4, 75 |          God for the gift of our religious family to the Church and
17   5, 80 |         collaboration with other religious and lay people dedicated
18   5, 81 |      felt himself called to form religious for the Christian education
19   5, 86 |         a systematic and precise religious instruction. We initiate
20   5, 89 |          with his being a Marist religious. (cf 40, 3)~ ~ ~
21   6, 95 |          95. The vitality of our religious family and its fidelity
22   6     |              Initiation into the Religious Life~ ~
23   6, 97 |       the requirements of Marist religious life1. The novice, helped
24   6, 97 |      prepares the novice for his religious profession, seen as a response
25   6, 104|        in this way, the ideal of religious consecration will become
26   7     |          to the Institute and to Religious Profession~ ~
27   9, 119|                      119. By our religious profession, we become co-responsible
28   9, 137|          a perpetually professed religious coming from another Institute (
29   9     |         concerning Canon Law for Religious. ~ ~137.7 The Brother Postulator
30   9, 145|    Brothers the quality of their religious and apostolic life. He arranges
31   9     |  simplicity is in evidence.~ ~As religious, these Brothers are subordinate
32  11, 164|          us to know and love our religious family better.~ ~164.4 The
33  11, 165|        presence of Jesus.~ ~In a religious family, an expression of
34  11, 167|        us that the vitality of a religious family is closely linked
35  11, 169|         obligation since, by our religious profession, we have pledged
36  11, 170|         and our belonging to the religious family that has nourished
37  11, 170| difficulty for ourselves and our religious family1.~ ~ ~170.1 We may
38  11, 170|         the aim and spirit of my religious family, according to its