Nothing therefore could be more wished at that time than that a singular man be raised up by God, who, distinguished by the praise of all virtues, both brought opportune remedies to these evils and called the peoples back to a Christian spirit. I A Summary of the Religious Life 1. On the Novitiate and Profession 3. With the time of probation complete, let those who are found suitable, be admitted to profession.
Charity is the form of all virtues and the chain of perfection.
On the Divine Office, prayer and fasting 9. On the interior and exterior manner of comportment 14. They are bound also to observe the cloister according to the sacred canons and their own Constitutions. On the care of the infirm 17. On work and the manner of working 20.