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 1   1        |        bishop would never make a priest, nor might anyone either
 2   1        |            and had among them no priest consecrated by a bishop,
 3   1        |          man would be as truly a priest as though all bishops and
 4   1        |        he is already consecrated priest, bishop and pope, though
 5   1        |         held office. Therefore a priest in Christendom is nothing
 6   1        |        Beyond all doubt, then, a priest is no longer a priest when
 7   1        |          a priest is no longer a priest when he is deposed. But
 8   1        |         and prate that a deposed priest is nevertheless something
 9   1        |           They even dream that a priest can never become a layman,
10   1        |          be anything else than a priest. All this is mere talk and
11   1        |    whether it be pope, bishop or priest whom it affects; whoever
12   1        |       and all things alike. If a priest is killed, the land is laid
13   2        |     their will. Thus many a good priest has to lose his living,
14   2        | Therefore it were better that no priest should be left at peace
15 Prop1  (27)|       i.e., The cases in which a priest was forbidden to give absolution.
16 Prop1      |    reserved case, and that every priest has the power to remit all
17 Prop1      |          immortal and that every priest must say his prayers once
18 Prop1      |       sake of the good work, the priest or lord should boldly tread
19 Prop1      |      fallen, and how many a poor priest is overburdened with wife
20 Prop1      |         every city should have a priest or bishop, as St. Paul clearly
21 Prop1      |      says in Titus 1:6; and this priest should not be compelled
22 Prop1      |          St. Paul a bishop and a priest are one and the same thing,
23 Prop1      |       man has wished to become a priest and everyone wants his son
24 Prop1      |       You will find many a pious priest against whom no one has
25 Prop1      |        reason. ~First, not every priest can do without a woman,
26 Prop2      |       far greater than killing a priest or keeping back some Church
27 Prop2      |     traffic,15 then every parish priest may give the same dispensations
28 Prop2      |          to God, I say, that any priest could, without payment,
29 Prop2      |          say laws),19 surely any priest has much more authority
30 Prop2      |       trade rather than become a priest or a monk, unless he first
31 Prop3      |          that a man who is not a priest may indeed read may indeed
32 Prop3      |       Bible, but the Sentences a priest must read. A married man,
33 Prop3      |          old or young, layman or priest, monk or secular, virgin
34 Prop3      |    things, indeed, any bishop or priest is over every other man,
35 Prop3      |        to work, -- pope, bishop, priest, monk and scholar! They