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 1         I,4|           except the cases in which a collegial action of government is
 2         I,4|         covered by Canon Law in which collegial power is given and in which
 3         I,5|               the CCL and facilitates collegial governance which, on the
 4         I,5|                ordinary and exclusive collegial government whether for the
 5         I,5| misunderstandings, keep in mind that “collegial government” is not synonymous
 6         I,5|           about in the situation of a collegial government. Moreover, this
 7         I,5|            government. Moreover, this collegial government actually led
 8         I,5|               progressive, call for a collegial type government as better
 9         I,5|             sociological situation: a collegial government more easily becomes
10        II,1|             into a type of habitually collegial government, he would renounce
11        II,1|           habitual for the council, a collegial government would follow),
12        II,1|             even without falling into collegial governance and even without
13        II,1|            council is not an organ of collegial governance; and, even after