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 1 Intro      |       inclination to carry the matter through. On the other hand,
 2 Intro,    5| necessity of such an important matter and the greatness of the
 3 Intro,    6|        we have undertaken this matter with a more earnest desire
 4 Intro,    8|       reform published on this matter with the approval of the
 5 Intro,    9|       calm take control of the matter inasmuch as it involves
 6 Intro,    9|      various sessions became a matter of frequent accusation by
 7 Intro,    9|   clauses which only imply the matter, for we consider the significance
 8 Intro,    9|     give much attention to the matter, especially because they
 9 Intro,    9|      is gradually reduced, and matter for contempt is generally
10 Intro,   10|      and that what could offer matter for scandal be totally cut
11 Intro,   10|    they are neglectful in this matter, the diocesan and other
12 Intro,   10|  warning are negligent in this matter, and do not trouble or have
13 Intro,   10|       whom he shall commit the matter; at the expense of the offending
14 Intro,   10|     have been dispensed in the matter by the apostolic see . ~
15 Intro,   11|        to the holy Spirit. The matter is important inasmuch as
16 Intro,   11|     and carefully examined the matter with them, they may grant
17 Intro,   11|      us, none of which in this matter do we wish to support at
18 Intro,   11|      adopted . ~We desire this matter to be brought to its proper
19 Intro,   11|     without restriction, of no matter what status, rank or condition
20 Intro,   11|     hearing of confessions, no matter by what persons or verbal
21 Intro,   11|   churches and failing in this matter: if they are religious,
22 Intro,   11|      have heard for a time, no matter of what standing or status
23 Intro,   11|        devotees, and others no matter how named, living in their
24 Intro,   12|       therefore undertook this matter with a more burning commitment