Part, Chapter

 1       Int  |       both at the level of the general administration as well as
 2         I,1|                       1.- Some general premises: Before entering
 3         I,1|   regarding some questions, in general, especially the one about
 4         I,1|       Can 127, regards more in general the need of a Superior (
 5         I,2| councils: the most traditional general, provincial or local councils;
 6         I,2|  councils; we saw chapters, or general, provincial or local councils.
 7         I,4|  councils, synods, chapters or general congregations, of the general
 8         I,4|  general congregations, of the general council both when it participates
 9        II,1|     and universal law, and, in general, also the practice of the
10        II,1|        the Church” in the more general topic of “spiritual governance”;
11        II,1|    involves the integration of general information with specific
12        II,1|      council is not an ongoing general or provincial chapter (general
13        II,1| general or provincial chapter (general or provincial congregation
14       Con  |     the complexity of life, in general, of the life of the Church,