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 1 Fore    |           a program. " " When our Brother Provincial visits us.... "
 2   1,25  |     schools, and accompanied each Brother in his mission as teacher
 3   1,30  |                               30. Brother François and the first Brothers
 4   2 (24)|                                   Brother Charles Howard, "Champagnat
 5   3 (7) |                                   Brother Benito Arbués, "Walk Peacefully,
 6   3 (9) |                                   Brother Benito Arbués, op. cit.,
 7   5 (8) |                                   Brother Charles Howard, "Marist
 8   5,109 |           young people is to be a brother or sister to them. 12 As
 9   6 (24)|                                   Brother Charles Howard, "An Urgent
10   8 (1) |                                   Brother in lay Religious Institutes,
11   8 (2) |                                   Brother Benito Arbués, op. cit.,
12 Notes   |           salary of each teaching Brother to the minimum. . . ~Champagnat~
13 Notes   |   endeavoured to trace for you. ~(Brother François then mentions five
14 Notes   |          for his followers: ~Dear Brother Barthélemy,~You should have
15 Notes   |       Your parents are well. Your brother who was in the army died
16 Notes   |          Letters, 19~My very dear Brother Barthélemy,~. . . I promise
17 Notes   |         he ran home, sent for the Brother bursar and told him to go
18 Notes   |          sheets and blankets. The Brother pointed out that there was
19 Notes   | obligations of a teacher and of a Brother Director, and to the way
20 Notes   |        confided the business to a Brother and left it to him to carrying
21 Notes   |           work was completed, the Brother had to give an account of
22 Notes   |          Life, XVII, p. 452~ ~2:  Brother and Laity, together in mission,
23 Notes   |           consider that the term "brother" suggests a rich spirituality. "
24 Notes   |        asked if he could become a Brother. "He was a pious Brother,
25 Notes   |          Brother. "He was a pious Brother, regular, obedient, and
26 Notes   |         Life, XXIII, p. 535~For a Brother, zeal is the philosopher’
27 Notes   |     difference there is between a Brother who teaches as an apostle
28 Notes   |       Saviour; he is a member and brother of Jesus Christ, a temple
29 Notes   |         of heaven, the friend and brother of the angels and saints.
30 Notes   |    Presence among the young:~Dear Brother Barthélemy and your dear
31 Notes   |     reprimands and punishments, a Brother ought to possess his soul
32 Notes   |          and commands respect. ~A Brother should never be afraid to
33 Notes   |           happiness. . ." (419)~A Brother should strive to become
34 Notes   |          in the Institute. . . (A Brother) should put his hand to
35 Notes   |        state. After consoling the Brother and blessing him, he made
36 Notes   |          regret that choice.~With Brother Stanislaus at his side,
37 Notes   |    wandering for a few hours, the Brother became so worn out that
38 Notes   |       friend," he admitted to the Brother, "we are finished, if the
39 Notes   |        his mouth when he felt the Brother slip from his grasp. Full
40 Notes   |     prayer, he tried to raise the Brother when they noticed a light
41 Notes   |       benumbed with cold, and the Brother especially was a long time
42 Notes   |        examples from history. . .~Brother Lawrence~For a long time,
43 Notes   |         Lawrence~For a long time, Brother Lawrence had asked to be
44 Notes   |          were abysmally ignorant.~Brother Lawrence used to carry his
45 Notes   |         worthwhile to be a Marist Brother, and worth the sacrifice
46 Notes   |        concrete fulfilment in the Brother’s life. Here we touch on
47 Notes   |     continual self-transcendence.~Brother in lay Religious Institutes,