Studies in Other Institutes 141If the Congregation or one of its Provinces cannot have its own educational institutes properly set up, the students are to be sent to a properly organized institute of another Congregation, to a diocesan major seminary, or to a Catholic university. The decision in this matter pertains to the immediate Major Superior with the deliberative vote of his Council. (C 202) OT 7; CM 112 Houses of Studies 142 Let Superiors take care to have suitable houses of studies, even inter-Provincial or international ones, close to the educational institutes that our confreres attend. These houses are to be set up in such a way that they provide good conditions, not only for studies themselves but also for spiritual and apostolic formation proper to our Congregation. (C 202) CM 108 Authority to Found and Suppress Houses of Studies 143These houses of studies are erected, transferred, and suppressed by the immediate Major Superior with the consent of his Council. (C 202) Instructions for Houses of Studies 144Suitable instructions which govern our own institutes and houses of studies are prepared by a competent committee and the prefect of formation with the aid of experts, and they are approved by the immediate Major Superior with the consultative vote of his Council. (C 202) CM 109 Prefect of Students 145Every community of students is to be entrusted to the care of its own prefect, who is to be appointed by the immediate Major Superior with the consent of his Council. This prefect, after the manner of a Novice Master, Directory—Part V 222
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