Chapter,Part,Paragraph

 1     1,  0,22 |           moment and evaluate our present ministries, to see if they
 2     2,  0,43 |         of maintaining all of our present institutional commitments.~—
 3     2,  0,43 |          are not yet sufficiently present to the poor.~
 4     2,  0,44 |      discerning new ways of being present to the most neglected.~ ~
 5     2,  0,56 |          Brothers, Lay Religious, present in the world as much as
 6     2,  0,63 |       commit ourselves to be more present among children and young
 7     3,  0,74 |         that must be faced at the present time and in the future.
 8     5,  0    |                               God present in the world~
 9     6,  0,134|    Brothers to the values already present in different cultures, and
10     7,  3,151|    General Administration; ~—  to present our study to the assembly (
11     7,  3,153|    reports we studied reflect the present reality of the financial
12     7,  3,154|           document that exists at present is the mandate for the Finance
13     7,  3,156| administrative units which are at present financially dependent on
14     9,  5    |          will be presented in the present text.~ ~So that the Brothers
15     9,  6,170|          majority of the Brothers present.~ ~At the time of his election
16     9,  6,176|           if they are not already present. If the elected Brother
17     9,  6,176|           Superior General is not present, the Chapter must await
18     9,  6,186|           are to be signed by all present.~The Brother Provincial
19     9,  6,188|        Provincial is unable to be present at the General Chapter,
20     9,  6,193|    Capitulants are required to be present until the work of the Chapter
21     9,  7,195|      majority of votes of members present.~ ~Until the Chapter approves
22     9,  7,196|      majority of votes of members present.~
23     9,  7,197|           majority of the members present is sufficient for its approval.~ ~
24     9,  7,211|           of votes of the members present. If, after two ballots,
25     9,  7,234|           of votes of the members present, except for cases mentioned
26     9,  7,236|        absolute majority of those present. A relative majority is
27     9,  7,242|         one of the Capitulants is present in the house in which the
28     9,  7,242|        place, but is unable to be present, the tellers will collect
29     9,  7,243|         than the number of voters present. If this should be the case,
30    10,  7    |           nature and purpose. Our present concern is The Formation