Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 7  |         Lord does not build the house, in vain do the builders
 2   3, 49 |       to the maintenance of the house and property; ~5. we take
 3   3, 61 |        are bound to live in our house and to leave it only with
 4   3, 61 |         Whatever be the kind of house and wherever it may be located,
 5   3, 61 |         cf 150.2.2)~ ~61.2 Each house has a chapel, which is the
 6   6, 96 |        usually takes place in a house distinct from the novitiate.
 7   6     |                   The Novitiate House~ ~
 8   6, 100|        of Novices, is made in a house established by a written
 9   6, 100|             100.1 The novitiate house is to be set up in surroundings
10   6, 100|    period, in another specified house of the Institute. (c 647,
11   6, 101|  activity outside the novitiate house1.~ ~ ~101.1 At least six
12   9, 129|        Institute. It lives in a house lawfully established by
13   9, 129|      Superior. The closing of a house requires the assent of the
14   9, 129|   Bishop2.~ ~ ~129.1 Whenever a house is established, a contract
15   9, 135|  normally reside at the General House. If both have to be absent
16   9, 137|    question of: ~ ~1. closing a house, on the request of the Brother
17   9, 137|          or closing a novitiate house (c 647, 1);~ ~3. permission
18   9, 150|    permission to live outside a house of the Institute for a long
19   9, 150|       some work or setting up a house, with the written consent
20   9, 150|         closing of some work or house, after consultation with
21   9, 150|     living together in the same house;~ ~16. determining, if necessary,
22  10, 158|        Without authorisation, a house or a Province may not divert
23  10, 161|        to the foundation of any house which does not belong to
24  10, 161| Institute, the Province, or the house cannot be held liable for
25  10, 162|           162.3 Each community, house, and apostolic work draws