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   * Overview
     * **Day 1 **
-      * Syllabus, CV, Students, Evaluation, Overview
       * Introduction to Religious Life
-      * RL as a way of life / movement; spirit and office
       * Common Norms
     * **Day 2**
-      * Common Norms
+      * Common Norms (continued)
-      * Religious
+      * Religious Institutes
       * Houses (and Mutual Relations)
-      * Religious Institutes
+      * Governance (Superiors and Councils, Chapters, Temporal Goods)
-      * Superiors and Councils
-      * Chapters
-      * Temporal Goods
     * **Day 3**
-      * Admission of Candidates and Formation of Members
+      * Admission of Candidates and Formation (Admission to Novitiate, Novitiate and Formation of Novices, Religious Profession, Formation of Religious)
-        * Admission to Novitiate
-        * Novitiate and Formation of Novices
-        * Religious Profession
-        * Formation of Religious
       * Obligation and Rights of Institutes and their Members
       * Apostolate of Institutes
     * **Day 4**
-     * Separation from Institutes
+      * Separation from Institutes (Transfer to another Institute, Departure from the Institute, Dismissal of Members
-       * Transfer to another Institute
+      * Religious as Bishops
-       * Departure from the Institute
+      * Conferences of Major Superiors
-       * Dismissal of Members
+      * Secular Institutes
-     * Religious as Bishops
+      * Societies of Apostolic Life
-     * Conferences of Major Superiors
+      * Eastern Code
-     * Secular Institutes
-     * Societies of Apostolic Life
-     * Eastern Code
-===Bibliography===
-Connors, Kelly. “The Role of the Major Superior with Particular Reference to Apostolic Women’s Religious Institutes in the United States.” Saint Paul University, 2011.
-Euart, Sharon. “Religious Sponsors, Ministry Leaders, and Diocesan Bishops: Together in Communion.” RCRI Bulletin 18 (2017): 19–33.
-Hereford, Amy. “Canons 119.1-2, 127.1,3 , 167, 172.1.2, N220, 625.1, 627, 631-633: Virtual Meetings in Religious Life.” Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions, 2012, 69–76.
-———. “Members of Religious Institutes - Civil and Canonical Issues.” In Manual for Leaders in Religious Life, 5.1-40. Washington DC: RCRI, 2012.
-———. “Practical Guidelines for Aging Religious Institutes.” In Canon Law Society Proceedings, 220–60. Washington, D.C: Canon Law Society of America, 2015.
-———. Religious Life at the Crossroads: A School for Mystics and Prophets. New York: Orbis Books, 2013.
-———. Screening and Discernment Guide for Religious Life. 2nd ed. Saint Louis: Religious Life Project, 2018.
-———. See I Am Making Something New: A Pastoral-Canonical Guidebook to New Religious Institutes, Diocesan Hermits, Consecrated Virgins and New Forms of Consecrated Life. St. Louis, MO: RLC, 2018.
-———. “The Shape of Religious Life to Come.” Horizons 39, no. 2 (2014): 14–20.
-Hite, Jordan F., Sharon Holland, and Daniel J. Ward. A Handbook on Canons 573-746: Religious Institutes, Secular Institutes, Societies of the Apostolic Life. Collegeville MN: Liturgical Press, 1985.
+===Readings===
+**Required Readings**  (https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=kZGdHt7ZDmCDKBKBs0yCHUYfOzTcNmA6Yi4k)
+  * Bauer, Nancy. “The State of Consecrated Life: //Vita et Sanctitas Ecclesiae//.” //The Jurist// 75 (2015): 71–108.
+  * Holland, Sharon, and Amy Hereford. “Canons 119.1-2, 127.1,3 , 167, 172.1.2, N220, 625.1, 627, 631-633: Virtual Meetings in Religious Life.” //Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions//, 2012, 69–76.
+  * McDermott, Rose. Consecrated Life: Cases, Commentary, Documents, Readings. Alexandria, VA: Canon Law Society of America, 2006. p. 135ff
+  * McDermott, Rose. "The Vigilance of the Diocesan or Eparchial Bishop: Diocesan/Eparchial Right Institutes/Sui Iuris Monasteries/Hermits/Ascetics/Virgins/Widows.” //Studies in Church Law// 8 (2012): 141–74.
+    * Note that there is new legislation on contemplative monasteries of nuns and on consecrated virgins, that effects their relationship with bishops. Otherwise the article is a fine analysis by a great canonist.
+  * Okoye, Agnes. “The Office of a Religious Superior in the Light of the Universal Law and the Proper Law of the Congregation of the Daughters of Divine Love.” //Commentarium pro Religiosis et Missionariis// 94, no. III–IV (2013): 207–27.
+  * Wijlens, Miriam. “Diminishing Human Resources for Leadership in Religious Institutes: A Canonical Reflection about the Situation in The Netherlands.” //RCRI Bulletin//, 2014, 4–20.
-Holland, Sharon. “Select Issues in Religious Law: Admission, Separation, Approbation.” Canon Law Society of America Proceedings 44 (1982): 121–40.
-McDermott, Rose. Consecrated Life: Cases, Commentary, Documents, Readings. Alexandria, VA: Canon Law Society of America, 2006.
+**Recommended Readings** - in addition to a general commentary on the canons:
+  * AAVV, NFVC. “Elementi Teologici e Canonici per La Riflessione Sulle Nuove Forme Di Vita Consacrata.” //Commentarium pro Religiosis et Missionariis// 96, no. I–II (2015): 51–73.
+  * Bauer, Nancy. “Profession by Votum or by Vinculum - Is One Bond Better than Another?” //Studia Canonica// 50 (2016): 359–82.
+  * ———. “The Religious Habit in Church Law from 1917 to the Present.” //Studia Canonica// 52 (2018): 45–80.
+  * Congregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic Life. //Cor Orans// – Implementing Instruction of the Apostolic Constitution //Vultum Dei Quaerere// on Women’s Contemplative Life. AAS 110 (2018). Rome: Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2018.
+  * ———. //Ecclesiae Sponsae Imago// Instruction on the Ordo Virginum. AAS 110 (2018). Rome: Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2018.
+  * Connors, Kelly. “The Role of the Major Superior with Particular Reference to Apostolic Women’s Religious Institutes in the United States.” Saint Paul University, 2011.
+  * Euart, Sharon. “Religious Sponsors, Ministry Leaders and Diocesan Bishops: Together in Communion.” //RCRI Bulletin// 18 (2017): 19–33.
+  * Hereford, Amy. “Canon 690: Reentering Religious Life.” //Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions//, 2017.
+  * ———. “Canon 803: Sponsorship of Catholic Schools.” //Roman Replies and CLSA Advisory Opinions//, 2014, 90–93.
+  * ———. “Members of Religious Institutes - Civil and Canonical Issues.” In Manual for Leaders in Religious Life, 5.1-40. Washington DC: RCRI, 2012.
+  * ———. “Practical Guidelines for Aging Religious Institutes.” //Canon Law Society Proceedings//, 220–60. Washington, D.C: Canon Law Society of America, 2015.
+  * ———. Religious Life at the Crossroads: A School for Mystics and Prophets. New York: Orbis Books, 2013.
+  * ———. Screening and Discernment Guide for Religious Life. 2nd ed. Saint Louis: Religious Life Project, 2018.
+  * ———. See I Am Making Something New: A Pastoral-Canonical Guidebook to New Religious Institutes, Diocesan Hermits, Consecrated Virgins and New Forms of Consecrated Life. St. Louis, MO: RLC, 2018.
+  * ———. “The Shape of Religious Life to Come.” //Horizons// 39, no. 2 (2014): 14–20.
+  * Hite, Jordan F., Sharon Holland, and Daniel J. Ward. A Handbook on Canons 573-746: Religious Institutes, Secular Institutes, Societies of the Apostolic Life. Collegeville MN: Liturgical Press, 1985.
+  * Holland, Sharon. “Select Issues in Religious Law: Admission, Separation, Approbation.” //Canon Law Society of America Proceedings// 44 (1982): 121–40.
+  * Martynyuk, Teodor. “//Il Contributo Del CCEO Allo Sviluppo Del Monachesimo: Problemi e Prospettive//.” //Periodica// 106, no. 2 (2017): 233–68.
 =====Way of Life & Community of Faith=====
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 =====Consecrated Life=====
+[[book2.3|The rest of the course is found at this link.]]
 ====Common Norms====
 === Nature ===