Part,Chapter,Paragraph

 1 Intro     |                       Intro~Dear Brothers, ~A few months ago, I shared
 2 Intro     |        so desired for the Little Brothers of Mary when he founded
 3 Intro     |  emergencies; the part played by Brothers serving as Treasurers; our
 4 Intro     |         this area.~2.       Some Brothers feel very strongly that
 5 Intro     |          not just the concern of Brothers individually - it has a
 6 Intro     |         heart of our identity as Brothers today.~Poverty and prophecy
 7 Intro     |   difficult to engage individual Brothers on this issue.~I accept
 8 Intro     |       poverty" is a must. I know Brothers who lead very plain and
 9 Intro,1,a |         circumstances facing the Brothers and their works. Obliga-tions
10 Intro,1,a |    medical care, or pensions for Brothers. Quite a few do not give
11 Intro,1,a |   provide a living wage, and the Brothers have no funds for their
12 Intro,1,a |           And so it happens that Brothers who are working every day
13 Intro,1,b |         the lives of some of our Brothers. All this makes it difficult
14 Intro,1,b |        insufficient nourishment. Brothers already out teaching suffered
15 I         |            6. Today, most of the Brothers no longer live off the fruits
16 I         |  salaries that are earned by the Brothers. And it is not at all unusual
17 I         |        Without even realizing it Brothers can get caught up in a "
18 I         |         tenuous existence if the Brothers remain unable to support
19 I,0,1     |    allocate for "the life of the Brothers," and those that we assign
20 I,0,2     |      service to the lives of the Brothers~8. Our lifestyle: The location
21 I,0,2     |         style of housing for our Brothers. In many cases, especially
22 I,0,2     |     areas, such changes left the Brothers with living conditions similar
23 I,0,2     |     similar to that of our early Brothers. However, one cannot say
24 I,0,2     |  countries, the high income that Brothers earn as teachers is problematical
25 I,0,2     |    lifestyle. Communities having Brothers who bring home big paychecks
26 I,0,2     |       budgeting of costs for the Brothers on the one hand, and for
27 I,0,2     |           in what aspects of the Brothers' personal and community
28 I,0,3     |          new locations. Although Brothers continue working in the
29 I,0,3     |   construct something new, these Brothers are choosing to live in
30 I,0,3     |        community brings together Brothers from different age groups
31 I,0,3     |        the people among whom the Brothers live. ~It goes without saying
32 I,0,4     |          meeting I had with some Brothers, I told them that I receive
33 I,0,4     |         of our lives and work as Brothers. ~·         When we mull
34 I,0,4     |       not affected because their Brothers are working in schools that
35 I,0,5     |       for one of the least of my brothers and sisters, you did it
36 I,0,5     |   assuring the well-being of our Brothers and communities. Do we share
37 I,0,6     |     realities - Units freeing up Brothers for important needs, contributing
38 I,0,6     |       solidarity, involving both Brothers and lay people.~Some Provinces
39 I,0,6     |         helping to provide these Brothers with administrative and
40 II,1      |          administrators~18. "The Brothers put in charge of the administration
41 II,1      |        delegate certain tasks to Brothers who help us get things done.
42 II,1      |    service rendered to us by the Brothers in financial administration.
43 II,1      |          apostolic labors of the Brothers. (Cf. Constitutions, Article
44 II,1      | responsibility for animating the Brothers. He is to serve us by pairing
45 II,1      |    opportune one for getting the Brothers to do something about such
46 II,1      |     Council have for keeping the Brothers informed and helping them
47 II,1      |          the concerns we face as Brothers in today's world. Plus,
48 II,1      |         to inspire and get these Brothers involved in apostolic work?~
49 II,1      |        Provincial Treasurers and Brothers who are responsible for
50 II,1      |        can be done to help these Brothers live more responsibly as
51 II,1,1    |  information. In this regard, as Brothers, we can and must set standards
52 II,2      |       and security. In our case, Brothers who need to travel quite
53 III,1     |              In the lives of the Brothers and their communities:~~
54 III,1     |          avoid offending certain Brothers.~Sometimes it can be difficult
55 III,1     |     Province notwithstanding, as Brothers we are to make certain that
56 III,1     |     Province, I noticed that the Brothers drank nothing but water
57 III,1     |          experience of our first Brothers at the Hermitage, who lived
58 III,1     |         cook was a sign that the Brothers were able to afford something
59 III,1     |          sends into their lives. Brothers, wouldn't your community
60 III,2,2   |          do with the life of the Brothers, taking into account challenging
61 III,2,4   |    starting to donate 10% of the Brothers' salaries, interest payments
62 III,4     |            CONCLUSION~ ~28. Dear Brothers, I have presented a complex
63 III,4,1   |          heart of hearts of most Brothers there are riches that are
64 III,4,3   |          confidence on God.~Dear Brothers, I am entrusting you to
65 Conclu    |              CONCLUSION~28. Dear Brothers, I have presented a complex
66 Conclu,0,a|          heart of hearts of most Brothers there are riches that are
67 Conclu,0,c|         confi-dence on God.~Dear Brothers, I am entrusting you to
68 Conclu,2,1|        the Founder and our first Brothers, and excerpts from our Constitutions,