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- Then turning to the duties of superiors towards their subjects, he said this was a grave and momentous subject at all times, but more than over so at that time I under the circumst…
- The important question of uniformity in material for the clothing of the Religious dress occupies the attention of the Chapter. The desirability of having one procurator & one comm…
- assembled Fathers, which blessing was that Day transmitted to them by Telegram.
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6/ A - 6 - No. 22- 7/16/12 1875 7/3/8/2 Acts and Decrees of the 7th Provincial Chapter of the Anglo-Albertian Province Cong. Pass Dni Mostru Jesu Christi. Held in Il Sarrours Retreat - Broadway Worcester Mrs. from 24th June to 29th June 1875.
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J. L. P. 1845: Act and Decrees of 7th Provincial Chapter of the Auglo Riberman Province of the Congregation of the Most Holy Cross and Passion of Our Bord Jesus Christ, under the title of Lt Joseph. Held in the Reheat of Lt Laviour Broadway, Worcestershire. June 1845. On the 79th day of March, the Very Revd He Bernard of the B. W. M. Provincial, issued to all the Superiors of the Province the usual Convocatory letter, calling upon the Capitular Fathers to assemble at Lt Laviour Retreat, Broadway, on the 21st June in order to assist at the Lidium in preparation for the Chapter summoned for 24th June. Subsequently at the suggestion of Very Revd He Lyone of Lheluthony 1st Consultor who was deputed by the Most Revd He General to preside at the Chapter, the Provincial invited the Capitulars to assemble on Friday 18th June in order to have extra time to consult together regarding administrative uniformity in all the houses of the Province and privacially in Keeping the accounts of Parochial propety so as to meet the requirements of recent Lyrodical decrees on this point. All the Capitular Fathers were found at Broadway on the oppointed day, except Very Revd He Nicholas Rector of Playour who was unavoidably detained, but arrived on Saturday 19th on
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which day the Copitelars at 12 past 9 o'clock a.m. There were present the following Lathers The Very Next Le Lugene 1st Consultor & President - .. . . Le Bernard of the Provincial - .. . . Alphonsus of the 2 Consultor - .. . . Sysculus of the Assumption. Pector of Lyndon - .. . . Raymond of the Huspiris - .. . Broadway - .. . . Election of Jegen Dobrous - .. . Lutton - .. . . Dominic of the Immac of Mary - .. . Dublin - .. . . Micholas of the Leven Dobrous - .. . Floyou - .. . . Dominicus of the Perification - .. . Paris - .. . . Gabriel of the Aumunication - .. . Master of Novices There was also present at this and all the preluminary meetings the Very Next Le Bernardine of the H. of Mary. Superior of the Marijs Release Raboune Primingham After lengthened consultation, two commissions were appointed, one to examine & report on the domestic administration, & to prepare and submit a form of book and method of book-Receiping to meet the requirements of the XIV Decree of the IV Provincial Council of Westminster. This Conference closed at 12 o'clock with the prayers customary on the occasion. 2nd Meeting At 4 o'clock p.m. the above-named Lathers reassembled to receive the report and suggestions of the Comission appointed in the morning eetting. Two forms of books were submitted and one selected to be however, improved & adopted to our particular wants & afterwards submitted to the Chaplin for adoption. This second meeting concluded at 6 p.m. with the usual prayers.
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