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1 Int,4 | Catholic world, Our apostolic office clearly demands that We
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2 7 | pontificate. He discharged this office with such masterly ability
3 9 | which he discharged his office as teacher of the Catholic
4 47 | claimed to be, and whose office of authority "he in his
5 49 | taught. For, that his supreme office as universal pastor came
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6 68 | threefold division of public office properly corresponding to
7 79 | that they exercise their office within this constitutional
8 82 | their appointment to public office, are compelled to lay aside
9 82 | attainment to this high-ranking office was due to their exceptional
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10 ,6 | greatness of their priestly office, and pointing out the safest
11 ,8 | important that Our Apostolic office and duty force Us to put
12 1,12 | any less bound by their office than religious to strive
13 1,21 | regions-are often forced by the office they have assumed to live
14 1,27 | to put the duties of his office before his own desires;
15 1,27 | Ars, and remained in that office till the end of his mortal
16 2,36 | confessions or any other pastoral office could cause him to neglect
17 2,41 | As for the hours of the Office, priests have undertaken
18 2,48 | carrying out his apostolic office, and without a doubt they
19 2,51 | that he enters upon this office by offering the Eucharistic
20 2,57 | holiness demanded by their office"68~
21 3,61 | taking over his pastoral office: "You will find love of
22 3,64 | Esteem for the Pastoral Office~
23 3,65 | which he held his pastoral office. He was so humble by disposition
24 3,68 | reason why he conceived his office and its duties in so lofty
25 3,80 | held on tenaciously to his office of teaching the faithful
26 3,81 | exercise of the teaching office by the clergy is of great
27 3,107| esteem for their pastoral office and its difficulties, and
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