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 1   0,3  |           forget that the Religious Congregations, as institutions, possess
 2   1,7  |            including some religious congregations because of errors in managing
 3   1,7  |      damaged the image, both of the Congregations most closely involved and
 4   1,8  |             religious life, various congregations have been pioneers in good
 5   1,10 | repercussions on the mission of the congregations; the mission cannot do without
 6   3,Pre|             financial management of Congregations and in the economic context
 7   3,19 |          are religious provinces or Congregations that already rely more on
 8   4,37 |            judicious caution…? Some congregations, extremely faithful to their
 9   4,37 |            to be learned from these congregations.~ ~
10   5,42 |            Documents of the various Congregations will assist in setting out
11   5,47 |              with ourselves and our congregations, extending outwards to work
12   5,50 |    possessions within the religious congregations is a requirement that is
13   6    |     Provinces.~ ~3) Sharing between Congregations: an ASSOCIATION of GENERAL
14   6    |                  4) Sharing between Congregations: A JOINT FUND~-        
15   6    |             Observations~ ~ All the Congregations’ assets are at the service
16   6    |          led to so many leaving our congregations.~ ~ ~ ~-         Asset management
17   6    |     advantages and disadvantages.~- Congregations without sufficient resources