| Hence, confreres should overcome any attitude of provincialism, which closes them within the limits of their own Units. |
| That was really difficult for him, although he could understand, remembering the life story of the confreres. |
| Sometimes it requires a crisis to sort out those fitted for leadership from their confreres inclined to dash around in a blind funk. |
| Some confreres clamor for new apostolic initiatives, while others cling steadfastly to present commitments. |
| They have witnessed the comings and goings of confreres and candidates in the first house and now in the current one. |
| In spite of his profound faith, he sympathized with his confreres who had become searchers and wanderers. |
