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 1   2, 182 | religious and parish priests and archdeacons.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[184] A[
 2   2, 182 |       also do parish priests and archdeacons, of whom a ~gloss on Acts
 3   2, 182 |       too are parish priests and archdeacons. But this belongs ~to the
 4   2, 182 |          that parish priests and archdeacons also are in the state of ~
 5   2, 182 |         while parish priests and archdeacons exercise an inferior ministry
 6   2, 182 |        was to the Apostle, or as archdeacons to the bishop; ~"governments,
 7   2, 182 |         3: As parish priests and archdeacons have not the chief cure, ~
 8   2, 182 |       Whether parish priests and archdeacons are more perfect than religious?~
 9   2, 182 |          also parish priests and archdeacons are more ~perfect than religious.
10   2, 182 |     Therefore parish priests and archdeacons are more perfect than ~religious.~
11   2, 182 |           But parish priests and archdeacons. through having ~cure of
12   2, 182 |     Therefore parish priests and archdeacons have more perfect virtue
13   2, 182 |  religious are more perfect than archdeacons or parish priests.~Aquin.:
14   2, 182 |        Now in parish priests and archdeacons three things may be considered, ~
15   2, 182 |         hand, parish priests and archdeacons, when they enter ~religion,
16   2, 182 |        OBJ 5: Parish priests and archdeacons are more like bishops than ~
17   2, 187 |        Whether parish priests or archdeacons may enter religion?~(8)
18   2, 187 | competent to parish priests and ~archdeacons, whom it becomes by virtue
19   2, 187 |        while ~parish priests and archdeacons are not, as bishops are,
20   2, 187 |            cap. Licet.): whereas archdeacons and parish priests are free
21   2, 187 |     Therefore it is evident that archdeacons and parish priests may ~
22   2, 187 |        OBJ 1: Parish priests and archdeacons have bound themselves to
23 Suppl, 19|         can have ~this key, e.g. archdeacons, bishops elect, and others
24 Suppl, 22|       Para. 1/1~On the contrary, Archdeacons, legates and bishops-elect
 
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