Part, Question

 1   2, 102 |     for the place, pray more devoutly, so as to be heard ~more
 2   2, 103 |     the ~fathers of old said devoutly and truthfully; so too it
 3   2, 80  |   person is said to meditate devoutly and to ~genuflect devoutly.
 4   2, 80  |   devoutly and to ~genuflect devoutly. Therefore devotion is not
 5   2, 145 |      mind of man ought to be devoutly raised to the glory of eternity, ~
 6   2, 145 |     to keep the coming feast devoutly. Again it is ~the custom
 7   2, 145 |    disposes us to ~celebrate devoutly the mysteries of our redemption.
 8   3, 68  |   receive the sacrament more devoutly. But if during the interval ~
 9   3, 79  |   approaching this sacrament devoutly and reverently he obtains
10   3, 79  |      sins a man may approach devoutly ~to this sacrament and fully
11   3, 80  |   every person of either sex devoutly receive the sacrament of
12   3, 83  | Preface" is ended the people devoutly praise Christ's Godhead, ~
13 Suppl, 30| bodily health, no matter how devoutly he ~receives it. Therefore