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 1 Int|        are associations of major Superiors (Superiors General and Provincials),
 2 Int| associations of major Superiors (Superiors General and Provincials),
 3 Int|          and committees of major Superiors. Lastly, it strives to draw
 4 I  |    whether they are inferiors or superiors. ~They must unite themselves
 5 I  |         within the competence of superiors and to undertake on their
 6 I  |     cannot attempt without their superiors' authorization. ~2. The
 7 I  |       whole and the individuals, superiors or inferiors who constitute
 8 I  |          it is agreed that major Superiors should be granted the right
 9 I  |                    The Rights of Superiors ~Major superiors cannot
10 I  |       Rights of Superiors ~Major superiors cannot arbitrarily decide
11 I  |   conscience obey. The rights of Superiors and the duties of inferiors
12 I  |       least, the communities and Superiors compel them, with the passing
13 I  |       leaving to the constituted Superiors the initiatives provided