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 1   2,1|        Christ, every member of an institute of consecrated life is consecrated
 2   2,2|          own state of life.~Every institute of consecrated life is a
 3   2,2|     approved by the Church. Every institute must seek always to do the
 4   2,4|      Father to the members of the institute.~ Consecrated life, embracing
 5   2,6|        single founder or a single institute cannot embrace all the richness
 6   3,4| spirituality” (VC 93c) of his own institute, his “specific spiritual
 7 Con  |       spiritual patrimony of each institute. (Cf ES II,12)~ The new
 8 Con  |         spiritual identity of the institute’s members. In any case,
 9 Con  |  spiritual life of members of the institute must be clearly founded
10 Con  |          that every member of the institute shares in the mystery of
11 Con  |   requires of every member of the institute not only a moral conduct
12 Con  |           to the charism of their institute, the living presence of