Matching of Duties 102Professors, formators, and students are not to be assigned to offices and works that might impede them in fulfilling their primary duty. (C 161) CM 111, 603 Assistance of Experts 103If necessary, experts in various branches of knowledge and in apostolic works are to be invited to the houses of formation to share their experiences. (C 161) Consulting Physicians and Psychologists 104A prudent medical and psychological consultation regarding the fitness and maturity of the candidates should be obtained before their admission to the Congregation. Should a consultation with a psychologist be needed for a just reason after the member’s admission, his consent is required. (C 161) RF 145-147 Solicitude of All the Confreres 105Let all the confreres, especially those who more frequently deal with the students, strive to foster the vocations of the students and their preparation for life in the Congregation by their prayers and their own example of life. (C 163) CM 599 CHAPTER II FOSTERING VOCATIONS Vocation Director 106Each Province should have its own vocation director, appointed by the Provincial Superior with the consent of his Council. The Provincial Superior, if it seems opportune, having consulted the local Superiors, should appoint from each house an assistant vocation director. The task of recruiting vocations should also be done in a sincere and close Formation 213
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