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 1 7 |             the glorious calendar of religious men and women through the
 2 7 |          ages to see how a canonical religious life is closely interwoven
 3 7 |             to the Church and to the Religious Orders and Congregations,
 4 9 |              thought necessary, only religious (cleric or lay), (Canon
 5 9 |            107, 108/3). This class, "religious", a state between the two
 6 10|            Church itself, that is to Religious (Canon 488/1) who received
 7 11|              profession is made in a Religious Order or Congregation. ~
 8 12|         things that pertained to the Religious as clerics, the Order or
 9 12|             all the existing laws on Religious were assembled, reviewed,
10 12|         simple vows to the status of Religious. With this it could be thought
11 12|            they were closely akin to Religious since they had everything
12 12|           addendum to the section on Religious (Tit. XVII, Lib. II). ~
13 13|    canonically approved, the life of Religious, a life consecrated and
14 16|              from the common life of Religious. This convergence of essentials,
15 17|           those iniquitous times the religious communities were practically
16 18|             much the same as that of Religious, was possible not only in
17 18|             been given, equally with Religious Congregations, the hallmark
18 20|          cannot or should not join a Religious Community, an Institute
19 20| circumstances from which priests and Religious are excluded by the nature
20 21|         support of common life and a religious habit had its difficulties
21 22|             and approved them not as Religious Congregations but only as
22 22|         status, in particular a real religious profession, since the vows (
23 23|           various ways with existing Religious Orders, Congregations or
24 24|            being concerned only with Religious Congregations. The Code
25 25|           what Pope Leo XIII did for Religious Congregations of Simple
26 26|              Sacred Congregation for Religious. We hereby approve it. In
27 27|              Sacred Congregation for Religious.  ~  ~
28 II|              having the three public religious vows (canons 1308 1 and
29 II|              speaking, can be called Religious Orders or Congregations (
30 II|             the legislation made for Religious Orders or Congregations
31 II|              Sacred Congregation for Religious as need arises and in the
32 IV|              Sacred Congregation for Religious without prejudice to the
33 V |              Sacred Congregation for Religious in accordance with c. 492
34 IX|              may follow the model of Religious and Societies of Common