The four fundamental constituents of the human psyche during incarnate life. The Faculties are: the active, Lunar force of Will and its focus or target, the Mask, and the active, Solar force of Creative Mind and its focus, the Body of Fate. The Faculties are all, however, Lunar in relation to the Principles, and, unlike the Principles, they are creative but incapable of attaining understanding: ‘Man can embody truth, but he cannot know it'. The Faculties are not intrinsically hierarchical, and are arranged around the circle of Wheel in rough equality, although during any particular incarnation, one or more Faculties may be stronger.

A right to act as the bishop's representative in carrying out the pastoral* work of the diocese.* This right can be given only by the bishop* himself and must be obtained by religious who are entering the diocese from another place.

The College no longer has a faculty structure (a faculty is normally a group of departments representing an area of knowledge, eg, arts, social sciences, etc).

The administrative structure of the University is based on faculties, which are: Faculty of Education, Humanities, Law and Theology; Faculty of Health Sciences; Faculty of Science and Engineering; Faculty of Social Sciences. Most distance education courses are offered through the Faculty of Education, Humanities, Law and Theology, or through the Faculty of Health Sciences.