Institutional work requires constitutional continuity.
Through Office, institutional work acquires constitutional form.
Its continuity is preserved across generations.
Principal Offices constitute institutional authority.
Together they govern institutional, territorial, and architectural order.
Through Office, institutional work is carried across generations.
The Office governs institutional order.
It establishes and maintains the constitutional conditions through which territorial and architectural order proceed.
Through it, institutional order endures across generations.
The Office governs territorial order.
It orders territorial structure and preserves territorial continuity across succession.
Through it, territorial order endures across generations.
The Office governs architectural order.
It establishes enduring architectural order and preserves architectural continuity across succession.
Through it, architectural order endures across generations.
The Office remains through succession.
Succession of Office occurs under Charter.
Through succession, institutional, territorial, and architectural order endure across generations.