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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C32 A Temporary Member of the Society has thefollowing rights:a. to training <strong>and</strong> formation which will enablehim to realise his desire to become an ordained orlay Member in the Society;b. to board <strong>and</strong> lodging, <strong>and</strong> to temporal support,appropriate to his status;c. to spiritual support <strong>and</strong> prayers from fellowmissionaries.Perpetual membershipC33C34C35At the appropriate stage, a Temporary Member willpresent himself to the General Superior for acceptanceas a Perpetual Member. After the usual procedure ofconsultation governing admission (cf. C 29), theGeneral Superior, with the consent of his Council, willmake a decision about his acceptance. If the decisionis positive, the c<strong>and</strong>idate will be invited to take thePerpetual Oath. This will be followed by ordinationto the Diaconate in the case of c<strong>and</strong>idates forpriesthood.By the Perpetual Oath the c<strong>and</strong>idate is grantedpermanent membership in the Society. If he isordained, he is incardinated into the Society. (Cf. C 24)Through the Perpetual Missionary Oath, a Membercommits himself:a. to a life-long dedication to the missionary9