Chap.

1 Int|           creation of institutes of superior religious formation and
2 I  |    completely sincere. If the major Superior is also the founder, and
3 I  |     approved by the Church. ~When a Superior proposes the true spirit
4 I  |      mission it is to command. ~The Superior, for his part, will exercise
5 I  |         perfection, whether he is a Superior or an inferior, apply the
6 I  |          the subjection of man to a Superior would be opposed to the
7 I  | prerogatives are conferred upon the Superior that belong to God alone? ~
8 I  |            increase of charity, the Superior does not in any way constitute
9 I  |           rendered to God alone. ~A Superior can command only in the