Chapter, §

 1   2   |       of Christian truth and a form of popular literature, all
 2   3, 3|     ourselves to a generalized form of pastoral and educative
 3   3, 4|    clear that it is our normal form of presence and action.
 4   3, 4|        and communities to this form of authentic service of
 5   4   |        and consequently in the form in which provincial objectives
 6   5   |      be taken up in convergent form by the different levels
 7   5   |    consider that the effort to form and qualify the confreres,
 8   7, 1|        and dialogue; he should form in himself an open and discerning
 9   7, 2| cultivate an environment and a form of internal and external
10   7, 3|       in continued or communal form; the same must be done at