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 1 1     |                                    1. An impressive chain of
 2 1(2)  |        Tertullius, Ad uxorem, lib. 1, c. IV (PL, 1,1281); Ambrosius,
 3 1(2)  |         uxorem, lib. 1, c. IV (PL, 1,1281); Ambrosius, De virginibus,
 4 1(2)  |          Ambrosius, De virginibus, 1, 3, 11 (PL, XVI, 202); Eucherius
 5 3(5)  |        Origenes, In Num. hom., II, 1 (PG, XII, 590); Methodius,
 6 5(7)  |             Pontificale Romanun, I 1: De benedictione et consecratione
 7 10    |            to Religious (Canon 488/1) who received from the Church
 8 12    |         incarnation. (canons 111 § 1, 115, 585). In the Code
 9 14(10)|            12; Col, IV, 12; James, 1, 4.~
10 II    |                        Art. II - § 1. Not having the three public
11 II    |        religious vows (canons 1308 1 and 488, 1) and being under
12 II    |             canons 1308 1 and 488, 1) and being under no obligation
13 II    |               Secular Institutes: ~1. In law, normally, neither
14 II    | Congregations (canons 487 and 488, 1) or Societies of Common
15 II    |            of Common Life (c. 673, 1); ~2. They are not bound
16 II    |        proper natural conditions: ~1. The general norms of this
17 II    |        norms described above (nos. 1, 2) to the various purposes,
18 III   |                       Art. III - § 1. For canonical establishment
19 III   |  distinctive ways here specified: ~1. By profession made before
20 III   |         word its members must be: ~1. Stable as laid down by
21 III   |           or more houses, namely: ~1. Residence for Superiors,
22 IV    |                        Art. IV - § 1. The point of reference
23 V     |                         Art. V - § 1. Secular Institutes may
24 V     |          existence (as in Canon100 1 and 2) by Bishops, but not
25 VI    |                        Art. VI - § 1. The information to be sent
26 VII   |                       Art. VII - § 1. By approval or decree of
27 VII   |          procedure is as follows: ~1. First discussion at a meeting