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 1 Pref  |   pertinacious and general rejec­tion Communism in the West. Add
 2   1   |          consequence the "aliena­tion"*1 of man to an imaginary
 3   3   |   Communist governments, a condi­tion which is giving rise to
 4   6, 2|       given that the right forma­tion of the intelligence and
 5   6, 2|         unfavorable to the salva­tion, sanctification, and cultural
 6   6, 2|        is a most important condi­tion for the spiritual and cultural
 7   7, 1|      that the family and corpora­tion (collective entities of
 8   7, 2|        have expressed the resolu­tion ("pari passu" with the concession
 9   7, 3|     prejudice to the moral forma­tion of the faithful.~We do not
10   7, 4|        morally legitimate founda­tion, according to which a Catholic
11   7, 6|          taken an analogous posi­tion in the course of the present
12   7, 6| spiritual and personalist concep­tion of society as it proceeds
13   7, 6|         it is appropriate to men­tion a collective Letter of the
14   7, 6|        Soviets reject the accusa­tion that Moscow applies the