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 1    2,    3      |       Art. 1.~ADMISSION TO THE NOVITIATE~
 2    2,    3,  641|        admit candidates to the novitiate belongs to major superiors
 3    2,    3,  643|  following are admitted to the novitiate invalidly:~1/ one who has
 4    2,    3,  644|        are not to admit to the novitiate secular clerics without
 5    2,    3,  645| candidates are admitted to the novitiate, they must show proof of
 6    2,    3      |                    Art. 2.~THE NOVITIATE AND FORMATION OF NOVICES~
 7    2,    3,  646|                   Can. 646 The novitiate, through which life in an
 8    2,    3,  647| transfer, and suppression of a novitiate house are to be done through
 9    2,    3,  647|    council.~§2. To be valid, a novitiate must be made in a house
10    2,    3,  647|       a candidate can make the novitiate in another house of the
11    2,    3,  648|         648 §1. To be valid, a novitiate must include twelve months
12    2,    3,  648|        community itself of the novitiate, without prejudice to the
13    2,    3,  648|   outside the community of the novitiate.~§3. The novitiate is not
14    2,    3,  648|      of the novitiate.~§3. The novitiate is not to last longer than
15    2,    3,  649|         2, an absence from the novitiate house which lasts more than
16    2,    3,  649|       interrupted, renders the novitiate invalid. An absence which
17    2,    3,  650|       650 §1. The scope of the novitiate demands that novices be
18    2,    3,  652|    prayer.~§5. The time of the novitiate mentioned in can. 648, §
19    2,    3,  653|  novice.~§2. At the end of the novitiate, if judged suitable, a novice
20    2,    3,  656|  eighteen years of age;~2/ the novitiate has been validly completed;~
21    2,    3,  690|        burden of repeating the novitiate one who had legitimately
22    2,    3,  690| institute after completing the novitiate or after profession. Moreover,