them undertake fraternal dialogue so as to hear the opinions of the confreres about common matters. (C 64) PC 14; CM 213 Manner of Governing 31Aware that they can err, let the Superiors always take into consideration the teachings of the Gospel and the Church and the prescripts of the Constitutions; let them weigh carefully in the Lord the motivations and reasons for their decisions and, whenever possible, reveal them to the confreres; in that which pertains to the fulfillment of a responsibility entrusted by them, let the Superiors prudently grant appropriate freedom according to the maturity and capability of each confrere. Mindful, however, of their responsibility before God and the Congregation, let them assume the fortitude necessary to decide and to command whatever should be done. (C 64) PC 14; J 25 January 1911; CM 213 CHAPTER V SOURCES OF THE SPIRITUAL LIFE Master of Ceremonies 32At least in the larger houses, the Superior should appoint a master of ceremonies who should diligently see to it that, in performing the sacred celebrations and offices, the rules of sacred liturgy be observed. (C 68) CM 379 Suitable Preparation and Thanksgiving 33All should prepare themselves for liturgical actions both by proper preparation regarding the significance and manner of celebrating them and by prayer and a fraternal joining of hearts and minds in Christ. After the celebration of the Eucharist, they should not neglect to give thanks to God. (C 68) SC 17-19, 29-30; CM 248, 378 Consecrated Life 193
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