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LCO / The Government of the Order / Government / Government of a Convent / Conventual Officials

326-bis

  1. A conventual lector is elected for three years by the conventual chapter and is confirmed by the prior provincial.
  2. It is the duty of a conventual lector, in accordance with the directives of the provincial chapter:
    1. to encourage the study of questions connected with the programme of apostolic work on which the conventual chapter has decided (n. 307);
      2. to ensure that in his convent the decisions made by the commission on the intellectual life of the province and confirmed by the prior provincial are carried out;
    2. 3. to organise discussion of contemporary questions;
    3. 4. to help the prior in fostering the ongoing formation of the community.
Constitution
In fieri:
No
Confirmata ACG 1998 Bologna n. 260
Adprobata ACG 1995 Caleruega n. 176
Inchoata ACG 1992 México n. 281
Valere coepit:
Primo promulgata:

326-bis

  1. A conventual lector is elected for three years by the conventual chapter and is confirmed by the prior provincial.
  2. It is the duty of a conventual lector, in accordance with the directives of the provincial chapter:
    1. to encourage the study of questions connected with the programme of apostolic work on which the conventual chapter has decided (n. 307);
    2. to ensure that in his convent the decisions made by the commission on the intellectual life of the province and confirmed by the prior provincial are carried out;
    3. to organise discussion of contemporary questions;
    4. to help the prior in fostering the ongoing formation of the community.
Constitution
In fieri:
No
Confirmed ACG 1968 River Forest n.
Substitutum:
Valere coepit:
Primo promulgata: