Constitutions and Statutes - The Mill Hill Missionaries
Constitutions and Statutes - The Mill Hill Missionaries
Constitutions and Statutes - The Mill Hill Missionaries
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epresentative, Members <strong>and</strong> Associates begin theprocess of h<strong>and</strong>ing over their responsibilities. At theage of 70, they submit in writing, to the localRepresentative, their willingness to retire from theirpositions. <strong>The</strong>reafter the situation is reviewedannually, in consultation with the General Council. Bythe age of 75, they are normally resident in theirRegions of origin.C43 <strong>The</strong> General Council encourages Members <strong>and</strong>Associates to avail themselves of opportunities foreducation, renewal, professional supervision, <strong>and</strong>personal <strong>and</strong> spiritual development. Regional <strong>and</strong>Area authorities endeavour to provide <strong>and</strong> organisespecific programmes for on-going formation. This canbe done in collaboration with other Societies <strong>and</strong> theLocal Church.Separation from the SocietyC44C45C46<strong>The</strong> General Superior, with the consent of his Council,can dispense a Temporary Member from hisMissionary Oath. <strong>The</strong> rights <strong>and</strong> obligations derivingfrom his Temporary Membership thereby cease. (Cf.C. 30)A Temporary Member is free to leave the Society aftercompleting the term of his Temporary Oath.Similarly, for a just reason, a Temporary Member canbe refused the Perpetual Oath by the General Superiorwith the consent of his Council (cf. Can.689,§1 ofC.I.C).If a Perpetual Member, after due discernment, desiresto leave the Society, he can obtain an indult to do so12