Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 1,7    |            challenges of our time, Superiors, men and women, 'working
 2 I, 1,8    |         the International Union of Superiors General, saying: “The essential
 3 I, 1,8(33)|         the International Union of Superiors General (UISG), 18 May 1995.
 4 I, 2,10   |   institutes~a) Chapters and Major Superiors~Through their Chapters and
 5 I, 2,10   |           their Chapters and Major Superiors, institutes are responsible
 6 I, 2,10   |         and according to law. When Superiors decide to send their members
 7 I, 2,10   |            inter-institute center, Superiors are to provide regular and
 8 I, 2,11   |  constitution~Conferences of Major Superiors, which have as their purpose “
 9 I, 2,11   |                or a group of Major Superiors who wish to collaborate
10 I, 2,11   |     Directive responsibilities~The Superiors who initiate the project
11 II, 0,12  |           the Conferences of Major Superiors, or by a group of Major
12 II, 0,12  |             or by a group of Major Superiors, who bear ultimate responsibility
13 II, 0,12  |     responsibility for them. These Superiors are responsible for informing
14 II, 2,16  | responsibility in formation, Major Superiors should follow these initiatives
15 II, 4,18  |    objectives and contents, asking Superiors, according to the norm of
16 II, 4,18  |      purpose.~Conferences of Major Superiors and those responsible for
17 III, 1,21 |           the Conferences of Major Superiors of men or of women, or on
18 III, 1,21 |             or on a group of Major Superiors. This group bears ultimate
19 III, 1,21 |         with the Bishops and Major Superiors.(82)~
20 III, 2,22 |       define clearly how the Major Superiors who constitute the organism
21 III, 2,22 |         regularly inform the Major Superiors who send students and who
22 III, 2,22 |    Commission of Bishops and Major Superiors in order to promote mutual
23 III, 2,22 |         and collaboration.(90) The Superiors of the students — whether
24 III, 2,22 |       students — whether religious Superiors or responsible Bishops —
25 III, 2,22 |         and his Church”.(99) Major Superiors shall be mindful of this
26 III, 2,22 |          to teach. (101) Competent Superiors, before consenting to the
27 III, 2,22 |           the rights and duties of Superiors who send students there.~
28 III, 2,22 |     candidates for the priesthood, Superiors should also consult the
29 IV, 2,24  |                          24. Major Superiors, as their primary responsibility,
30 IV, 2,24  |         Ratio Institutionis.~Major Superiors should offer the formators
31 IV, 3,25  |           the Conferences of Major Superiors, others by a consortium