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 1 18     |              17. These earliest Institutes gave progressive factual
 2 19     | successful development of these Institutes showed their varied potential
 3 20     |                     19. In such Institutes it is quite possible to
 4 20     |       in them is obvious. These Institutes also open the way to many
 5 22     |      encourage and approve such Institutes the Congregation itself
 6 22     |  clarifying the nature of these Institutes without impeding their development
 7 23     |   without publicity the Secular Institutes have proliferated in the
 8 24     |      said nothing about Secular Institutes, being concerned only with
 9 25     |    clear-cut differentiation of Institutes with full and authentic
10 25     |     consequent proliferation of Institutes. We were also persuaded
11 25     |        persuaded that deserving Institutes should have their own law
12 25     |       decided to do for Secular Institutes with this present document
13 [Title]|              The Law of Secular Institutes  ~
14 I      |        Lib. II ) by the name of Institutes or Secular Institutes and
15 I      |        of Institutes or Secular Institutes and shall be governed by
16 II     |       487 and 673 ff.), Secular Institutes: ~1. In law, normally, neither
17 II     |       relevant canonical norms, Institutes are governed by these prescriptions
18 II     |   proper Statute of all Secular Institutes. ~2. Norms laid down from
19 III    |   residences or houses: Secular Institutes while not requiring canonical
20 IV     |  government and care of Secular Institutes is the Sacred Congregation
21 V      |           Art. V - § 1. Secular Institutes may be founded and given
22 VIII   |  Secular Institute legislation, Institutes come under the jurisdiction
23 IX     |        and authority within the Institutes may follow the model of
24 X      |       rights and obligations of Institutes already founded, and approved