Chapter

 1 Pre|          this time the Order, as a Fraternity, was involved in preparing
 2 Pre|            that exists between the fraternity of the Order as a whole
 3 2  |     Brother but challenges us as a fraternity, and must be visibly shown:
 4 2  |          in pluriformity are:~ the fraternity’s creative fidelity to the
 5 2  |     communities and the provincial fraternity can limit their use of resources
 6 3  |   necessary for the support of the fraternity, and work done without payment.
 7 3  |           the local and provincial fraternity.~16. Domestic work is so
 8 3  |          domestic work weakens the fraternity (cf. IV PCO, 19). The active
 9 3  |         ordinary daily life of the fraternity - monitored in the local
10 3  |           the growth of a sense of fraternity, equality and reciprocal
11 3  |           is formative for us. The fraternity always retains its crucial
12 4  |       suggestion might be that the fraternity, not the individual, should
13 4  |         who belong to the Capuchin fraternity and are welcoming to vulnerable,
14 4  | Brotherhood, solidarity flows from fraternity to fraternity, rather than
15 4  |           flows from fraternity to fraternity, rather than from one individual
16 4  |          our cultural bonds.  As a fraternity rooted in many cultures,
17 4  |              Goods not needed by a fraternity should be handed over either