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The Canons Regular of St. John Cantius
Our Apostolates
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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The JunioriateThe Juniorate encompasses the period between a member's first profession of vows and his final profession of vows. During this period the Junior more fully participates in the apostolic work of the community. He embraces the vow of poverty surrendering administration of his belongings, obtaining permission of the Superior to do anything with his property as all of his necessary physical needs met by the community. If he has discerned a call to the priesthood, intellectual preparation through theological studies as part of seminary formation begins in the Juniorate.
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