Rule of The Militia of Christ the King

Chapter XVII--The correction of the Brethren
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Chapter I--The Nature and Object of the Militia
Chapter II--Concerning those to be received and the conditions required
Chapter III--The Uniform of the Militia
Chapter IV--Reception into the Militia
Chapter V--Of Recruits and Profession
Chapter VI--Prayers of the Militia
Chapter VII--Confession, communion and other pious exercises
Chapter VIII--Fasts
Chapter IX--Reverence towards prelates and clergy
Chapter X--Training
Chapter XI--Visiting and assisting the sick and wounded
Chapter XII--Death of the brethren and suffrages
Chapter XIII--The superiors of the Militia
Chapter XIV--The officials of the Chapter
Chapter XV--The office of Prior and of the other Officers of the Chapter
Chapter XVI--The meetings of the Brethren
Chapter XVII--The correction of the Brethren
Chapter XVIII--Dispensations
Chapter XIX--The nature of the obligation of this Rule

Chapter XVII

The correction of the Brethren

 Should anyone be found guilty of a notable fault, and, after having been admonished by the Director, fails to amend, let him be corrected according to his condition and in proportion to the gravity or levity of his fault. He can even be temporarily excluded from the meetings of the Brethren; or even perpetually, with the consent, however, of the Commandery, if after one or two admonitions he does not amend; nor can he be again admitted without the Council of the Commandery.

Deus Vult!