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 1 2    |                                   2. From the very first era
 2 14(9)|                                   2 Par., XIX, 7; Rom,11, 11;
 3 II   |         Common Life (c. 673, 1); ~2. They are not bound by the
 4 II   |           and applied to them. ~§ 2. Without prejudice to existing
 5 II   |          all Secular Institutes. ~2. Norms laid down from time
 6 II   |          described above (nos. 1, 2) to the various purposes,
 7 III  |          distinctive features: ~§ 2. In respect of their consecration
 8 III  |      norms of the Constitutions. ~2. By a vow or promise of
 9 III  |    specified period (c.488, l ); ~2 Mutual and full so that,
10 III  | especially General or Regional.  ~2. A house or houses where
11 IV   |   Seminaries for Mission work. ~§ 2. Associations which are
12 V    |   existence (as in Canon100 1 and 2) by Bishops, but not by
13 V    |  Capitular or Vicars General. ~ § 2. Such foundations should
14 VI   |          Sacred Congregation. ~ § 2. The permission is an endorsement
15 VII  |  pontifical right (c. 488, 3; 673 2). ~ § 2. The requirements
16 VII  |            c. 488, 3; 673 2). ~ § 2. The requirements for such
17 VII  |         at-least one Consultor.  ~2. A plenary meeting of the
18 X    |       Rome, St. Peter's, February 2, feast of the Purification