Part, Chapter

 1       Int  |        different decrees of each Institute of Consecrated Life: for
 2         I,1|       government structure of an Institute of Consecrated Life – and
 3         I,1|         founding charism of each Institute. Therefore, to touch and
 4         I,1|          the very charism of the Institute can be harmed. This leads
 5         I,1|     foundational charism of each Institute; on the other hand, an excessively
 6         I,1|          could either cripple an Institute’s charism and, consequently,
 7         I,1|      government structure of the Institute required by its charism (
 8         I,1|          on the charism of one’s Institute; or it could depend on the
 9         I,1|          superior in a religious institute, but more generically as
10         I,2|     government structures of our Institute, so as to better contain
11         I,2|    harmony corresponding to each Institute’s charism, the values involved:
12         I,2|          bosses”, organizing the Institute or the Congregation and
13         I,5|             It is true that each institute of consecrated life and
14         I,5|         the proper nature of the Institute and depend on its charism.
15         I,5| government whether for the whole institute, or for the province, or
16        II,1| extraordinary, government of the institute. We cannot confuse one with
17        II,1|       the particular law of each institute.~When it says that consent