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 1 Intro,    5|     simony is forbidden by both divine and human law, particularly
 2 Intro,    8|         lacks the flavouring of divine wisdom and the light of
 3 Intro,    8|   record. Placed by the gift of divine grace at the supreme point
 4 Intro,    9|     After we had been called by divine dispensation to the care
 5 Intro,    9|         be, under threat of the divine judgment, to presume to
 6 Intro,    9|       masses, sermons and other divine services, in collegial,
 7 Intro,    9|         Under the threat of the divine majesty and of our displeasure,
 8 Intro,    9|      greed or lack of interest, divine worship is gradually reduced,
 9 Intro,    9|       vigilant, constant at the divine office and the celebration
10 Intro,    9|        to keep under review the divine worship and the properties
11 Intro,    9|          For the development of divine worship and the salvation
12 Intro,    9|       listen to vespers and the divine offices, and let them encourage
13 Intro,    9|        supreme contempt for the divine name and for the saints,
14 Intro,    9|     reverence and honour of the divine name, that all the foregoing
15 Intro,    9|       if he has not recited the divine office after six months
16 Intro,    9|        and benefices, since all divine law also forbids it. For
17 Intro,    9|         to lay people by either divine or human law, we renew the
18 Intro,   10|        from perseverance in the divine service . ~Recently, indeed,
19 Intro,   10|       if they wish to avoid the divine displeasure and the fitting
20 Intro,   11|         church of God, which by divine providence we preside over
21 Intro,   11|         the holy Spirit or from divine revelation, nor that strange
22 Intro,   11|   Rather, at the command of the divine word, let them expound and
23 Intro,   11|         the dispensation of the divine mercy by which kings reign
24 Intro,   11| apostolate by the favour of the divine mercy after duly considering
25 Intro,   11|    labours for the glory of the divine name, for the triumph of
26 Intro,   11|   friars, as well as to promote divine worship and the peace and
27 Intro,   11|      way to be admitted to hear divine services in the churches
28 Intro,   12|  submissive in the sight of the divine majesty. Our aim is also
29 Intro,   12| apostolate by the favour of the divine mercy. We had always had