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 1   6, 1 |        the development of their souls.~In order to measure the
 2   6, 1 | destructive in­fluence over the souls of peoples and individuals.~ ~
 3   6, 2 |       and the sanctification of souls.~ ~This second condition
 4   6, 2 |       economic regime. And that souls can know and love God without
 5   6, 2 |       to in­struct and sanctify souls, speaking to them of God
 6   6, 2 |    truly Christian formation of souls:~a) FROM THE P01NT OF VIEW
 7   6, 2 |         God Himself. Now, where souls have a disfigured idea of
 8   6, 2 |        natural communication of souls favors even the non­-owners.
 9   6, 2 |       condition for the good of souls both in the religious and
10   6, 2 |        intrinsically harmful to souls, in view of the vows of
11   6, 2 |        is highly benefi­cial to souls which grace attracts to
12   6, 2 |  silence, the sanctification of souls through freedom of worship
13   6, 2 |   private property, the upright souls would always tend, by the
14   7, 2 |     less noxious influence over souls. Could the Church not agree
15   7, 2 |     which succeed in de­forming souls the most profoundly. Declared
16   8    |     astray an immense number of souls. This certainly would not
17   8    |          liberal regime, either souls will allow themselves to
18  10    |         shall find rest to your souls." (Matt. 11:29).~Yes, let
19 Summ, 1|  extinguishing the faith in the souls of the peoples subjected
20 Summ, 6|  mentalities of peoples and the souls of individuals. The Church