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 1   1, 8  |      with his Council, under the authority of the Brother Superior
 2   1, 9  |     action, and the service that authority renders at all levels.~ ~
 3   2, 40 | Institute, he is still under the authority of his Superiors and must
 4   6, 109|       who serve in a position of authority. ~ ~109.3 In a process of
 5   9     |                                  Authority as Service~ ~ ~
 6   9, 118|          and peace, received all authority from the Father1, yet He
 7   9, 118|         in turn, transmitted His authority to the Church through the
 8   9, 118|        exercising the service of authority4, which draws the efforts
 9   9, 119|           will a higher level of authority intervene.~ ~In this way,
10   9     |            Father Champagnat and Authority~ ~
11   9, 121|           121. In his service of authority to the Brothers, our Founder
12   9, 130|         Institute. He has direct authority over all Brothers, houses,
13   9, 137|         request to the competent authority, together with his advice
14   9, 138|        the highest extraordinary authority2. The Brother Superior General
15   9, 143|        their work. He has direct authority over all the Brothers and
16   9, 151|     constitutes an extraordinary authority at the provincial level.
17   9, 152|       collaboration, advice, and authority.~ ~He governs with the help
18  10, 161|   carries out his role under the authority of the Brother Provincial