Part, Chapter

 1       Int  |       reference is made (the whole Congregation, the province, the local
 2         I,1|         the particular law of each Congregation, naturally not abstractly,
 3         I,2|    organizing the Institute or the Congregation and the individual sub-units (
 4         I,2|      danger of forgetting that the congregation, before being a common human
 5         I,2|       Dortel-Claudot, p. 776). The Congregation is a spiritual reality in
 6         I,2| relationships and movements of the Congregation’s life, converging toward
 7         I,3|          of the entire body of the Congregation or of particular entities (
 8        II,1|        working for the good of the congregation and its individual members.
 9        II,1|       reference to God than to the congregation’s members, more as gift
10        II,1|         the world, the Church, the congregation of which he/she must feel
11        II,1|     chapter (general or provincial congregation according to the various
12       Con  |         life of the Church, of the Congregation, of the province and of
13       Con  |        brothers/sisters and of the congregation, joined with patience and