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  1. Even though the intellectual life ought to flourish in every convent, there should be centres where the brothers can devote themselves more especially to study.
  2. A centre of studies in the Order is a community of brothers who devote themselves resolutely to study full time. It shall have at least three brothers with the necessary qualifications; an adequate library and other facilities, and stable economic resources.
  3. A centre can be part of another community, namely a conventual community. It may also include brothers from other convents.
  4. The rights and obligations of each centre of studies of a province, as well as the manner in which it is governed, are to be included in the province’s Ratio Studiorum Particularis, and be approved along with it.
  5. The Order’s centres of study should maintain a truly scientific standard, and keep in touch with similar institutions and with the university world of the region.
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