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 1      2            |          confirmation and  order     may not be repeated without
 2      3,      3    |             itself,   even though it may not work through charity,
 3      3,      3    |             his grace   so that they may come to the knowledge of
 4      3,      3    |              light24,   so that they may persevere in this light,
 5      3,      4    |            profound understanding.   May understanding, knowledge
 6      3,  Canons, 3|            alike, so that  Catholics may have a just cause for calling
 7      3,  Canons, 4|        liberty that their assertions may be maintained as true even
 8      3,  Canons, 4|           revelation, and that  they may not be forbidden by the
 9      3,  Canons, 4|    advancement of knowledge, a sense may be assigned to the dogmas
10      4,      1    |              jurisdiction.  The same may be said of those who assert
11      4,      3    |          entire church, so that they may be taught and guided by
12      4,      3    |              with pastors and flocks may be lawfully obstructed;
13      4,      3    | ecclesiastical jurisdiction recourse may be had to his judgment53.
14      4,      3    |             revision by anyone,  nor may anyone lawfully pass judgment
15      4,      4    |            doctrine, we hope that we may deserve to remain in that
16      4,      4    |              for you that your faith may not fail; and when you have