Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1, 7  |   ours. In whatever we do, we act as she did, with her discretion,
 2   2, 27 | special prayer, or perform an act of charity, so as to obtain,
 3   2, 29 |      persons. They are not to act as surety, even concerning
 4   2, 37 |     our lawful Superiors, who act in the place of God when
 5   2, 40 |     pastors of the Church and act in harmony with the Bishop,
 6   2, 44 |       death will be our final act of filial obedience3.~ ~ ~
 7   5, 80 |       from one, the Superiors act in concert with the local
 8   5, 86 |  pertains to their work, they act in conformity with Canon
 9   9, 120|      they listen, ponder, and act4, having in mind the spiritual
10   9, 124| indicate the cases where they act collegially with their Council,
11   9, 124|       those where they cannot act without the consent or advice
12   9, 137|       Superior General cannot act without the consent of his
13   9, 150|     Brother Provincial cannot act without the consent of his
14   9, 151|       his Council in order to act.~ ~151.2 The Provincial
15   9, 152|     The local Superior cannot act without the consent of his
16   9     |    Institute, hence they must act with all necessary prudence