Chapter

 1 3 |     would be concretized in a local community, surely, but would
 2 3 |      governs both living in a local community and the need to
 3 3 | dispersion (cf. NC 317).~If a local community does not exhaust
 4 3 |       until communities, both local and in dispersion, have
 5 3 |      to the conditions of the local community, which is a privileged
 6 4 |     apostolic body and of its local communities, for this union
 7 10|    own while attached to some local community (NC 317). And
 8 10|       Society, and which each local community has been called
 9 10|     universal Society and the local community. This is how we
10 11|       of the issues about the local superior (NC 318) were touched