Chapter, Paragraph

 1   6, 96 |          house distinct from the novitiate. The Provincial plan determines
 2   6, 96 |   application for entry into the novitiate. The formation personnel
 3   6, 96 |          postulant can begin his novitiate. (cf 165.1)~ ~ ~
 4   6     |                              The Novitiate~ ~ ~
 5   6, 97 |                          97. The novitiate is a time of initiation
 6   6     |                              The Novitiate House~ ~
 7   6, 100|                         100. The novitiate, under the direction of
 8   6, 100|   Brother Superior General1. The novitiate lasts at least eighteen
 9   6, 100|    months are to be spent in the novitiate community.~ ~An absence
10   6, 100|     continuous or not, makes the novitiate invalid. An absence that
11   6, 100|        made good3.~ ~ ~100.1 The novitiate house is to be set up in
12   6, 100|          can prolong the time of novitiate, but not for more than six
13   6, 100|        which an inter-provincial novitiate is to be conducted is agreed
14   6, 101|   apostolic activity outside the novitiate house1.~ ~ ~101.1 At least
15   6, 101|    months are to be spent in the novitiate before any apostolic activity
16   6     |              Final Stages of the Novitiate~ ~
17   6, 102|                      102. As the novitiate draws to a close, the novice
18   6, 102|      admitted to profession. The novitiate ends with temporary profession1
19   6, 102|     months before the end of the novitiate, the novice, in his request
20   6, 103|          Lord.~ ~103.1 After the novitiate the formation of the Brother
21   6, 103|       made immediately after the novitiate. (PC 18, 1) ~ ~103.3 When
22   6, 104|        first stage following the novitiate is directed towards formation
23   7     |                 Admission to the Novitiate~ ~
24   7, 112|          Permission to enter the novitiate is given by the Brother
25   7, 112|   Brother. ~ ~112.1 To enter the novitiate, the postulant must be a
26   7, 112|        with the beginning of the novitiate. At this time the new novice
27   7, 113|        he must have made a valid novitiate; 3. the admission must have
28   7, 113|      Records of admission to the novitiate and to the different professions
29   7, 113|       without requiring that the novitiate be made over again, re-admit
30   7, 113| Institute who, at the end of his novitiate or after profession, has
31   9, 137|       transferring, or closing a novitiate house (c 647, 1);~ ~3. permission
32   9, 137|        of exception, to make his novitiate in a community of the Institute
33   9, 137| Institute other than that of the novitiate, under the care of an experienced