Chapter,  §

 1 Pre    |         life in general and of each institute in particular comprehensible
 2 Pre    |     reflection at the level of each institute. We hope that the reading
 3   1,  2| inculturation of the charism of the institute.~To live the vow of poverty
 4   2,  2|            in the communities of my institute. I am not frightened by
 5   2,  2|         life and the charism of the institute are intuited in their purity,
 6   2,  2|            of the community and the institute, with the other religious
 7   3,  0|         should rather translate the institute’s spirituality along pedagogical
 8   3,  0|          the small interests of the institute and it instills strength
 9   6,  A|            and the charism of their institute in all their purity, absoluteness,
10   6,  A|            feel rather alone in the institute (and in the Church) and
11   6,  A|      greater rapport with the whole institute.~They also ask:~·that the
12   6,  A|           the present life of their institute and not to be viewed merely
13   6,  B|          the province and the whole institute is a place where formation
14   6,  B|         because they show where the institute is headed and the path on