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 1   1, 8  |          Institute is made up of Provinces and Districts which, in
 2   2, 33 |           and as communities and Provinces4.~ ~33.1 Following Father
 3   2, 43 |    Kingdom involves communities, Provinces, and the Institute itself
 4   9, 125|        Institute is divided into Provinces and Districts set up by
 5   9, 125|          his Council1.~ ~ ~125.1 Provinces and Districts which have
 6   9, 129|          remain members of their Provinces, retaining active and passive
 7   9, 130|           houses, Districts, and Provinces1. He can, for a time, dispense
 8   9, 130|  Superior General must visit the Provinces and Districts at least twice
 9   9, 137| important matters concerning the Provinces and the Districts.~ ~137.
10   9, 137|          the limit fixed for the Provinces, - with the permission of
11   9, 137|     modifying, or suppressing of Provinces and Districts (c 581; c
12   9, 137|  approving the legal statutes of Provinces and Districts;~ ~13. approving
13   9, 137|          Districts, of groups of Provinces or Districts, and of houses
14   9, 138|     Chapter3.~ ~ ~138.1 Not only Provinces and local communities, but
15   9, 140|        of members elected by the Provinces and Districts. The number
16  10, 155|          155. The Institute, the Provinces, and the Districts have
17  10, 155|          that the Institute, the Provinces, and the Districts, as well
18  10, 155|          8)~ ~155.3 When several Provinces together take responsibility
19  10, 159|       Only the Institute and the Provinces can augment capital. Capitalisation
20  10, 159|      suplus funds to help poorer Provinces, missions, and works for
21  10, 160|       financial situation of the Provinces and Districts. (c 636, 2;
22  10, 160|        audit the accounts of the Provinces, Districts, communities,
23  10, 160|         purpose, he supplies the Provinces with a model of the document