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- It is also for the chapter:
- to organise community life in so far as our laws permit in matters which in the judgement of the provincial chapter are to be determined by the convent;
- to deal with matters to do with the apostolate and the temporal administration of the convent which the chair regards as particularly important, without prejudice to the rights of the prior provincial.
- In order that the common life may be at the service of the apostolate and be enriched by the work of the brothers, every convent should develop its own program or project of apostolic life. The program, having been prepared and reviewed by all, must be approved by the prior provincial. In this way individual activity which is not permitted by the community nor by the prior provincial will be eliminated.
- The provincial chapter shall decide what matters are to be determined by a decisive vote in the conventual chapter.
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