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  1 Text|        took place. Of these, only 1% were necessitated by medical
  2 Text|      Wales alone, during the year 1988-89 31,351 abortions took
  3 Text|           during the year 1988-89 31,351 abortions took place.
  4 Text|        during the year 1988-89 31,351 abortions took place. Of
  5 Text|       alone, during the year 1988-89 31,351 abortions took place.
  6     | about
  7     | according
  8 Text|        renewed responsibility and act in each specific case according
  9 Text|         do not refer to the daily actions at the expense of the bodily
 10 Text|       With this letter, I wish to address in particular the sensitivity
 11 Text|       responsible science and the advice of the spiritual confessor.~
 12     | against
 13     | almost
 14     | alone
 15     | also
 16 Text|          not respond with a blind answer of "yes" or "no". The first
 17     | anyone
 18 Text|   sacredness of human life, which apparently we have not yet taken as
 19 Text|         However, it unfortunately appears that the issue of abortion
 20 Text|           all the faithful of our Archdiocese in order to remind the sacredness
 21     | are
 22 Text|       given by the relevant state authorities claim that in New South
 23     | Be
 24     | before
 25 Text| constitute a terrible sign of our behaviour in the most sacred matter
 26 Text|        health of our fellow human beings or of ourselves, for which
 27 Text|                            Dearly beloved,~With this letter, I wish
 28 Text|           does not respond with a blind answer of "yes" or "no".
 29 Text|     actions at the expense of the bodily and spiritual health of
 30     | both
 31     | but
 32 Text|        sacred matter in which God calls us to become His close collaborators.
 33     | cannot
 34 Text|      Stand well!" This means: "Be careful!" And when in this way one
 35 Text|          and act in each specific case according to the sacredness
 36 Text|      leading couples to decide to cease in a violent manner an undesired
 37 Text|       ourselves, for which we are certainly responsible before God.~
 38 Text|    particular the sensitivity and charity of all the faithful of our
 39 Text|         contemporary - supposedly Christian, or at least humanitarian -
 40 Text|           a profound mystery.~Our Church, as in all similar moral
 41 Text|        relevant state authorities claim that in New South Wales
 42 Text|        God calls us to become His close collaborators. However,
 43 Text|      calls us to become His close collaborators. However, it unfortunately
 44 Text|          slaughter without anyone condemning publicly the numbers of
 45 Text|           advice of the spiritual confessor.~I wish and pray fervently
 46 Text|     pregnant woman.~These numbers constitute a terrible sign of our behaviour
 47 Text|       whatever the reason leading couples to decide to cease in a
 48 Text|           rather the hardness and criminality against human life in its
 49 Text|     victims and magnitude of this cruelty.~Official statistics given
 50 Text|     should.~I do not refer to the daily actions at the expense of
 51 Text|    opinion owing to the immediate danger of the pregnant woman.~These
 52 Text|          one realises that one is dealing with a question of life
 53 Text|                                   Dearly beloved,~With this letter,
 54 Text|         reason leading couples to decide to cease in a violent manner
 55 Text|        embryonic state, unable to defend itself or protest.~I mean
 56     | do
 57     | does
 58     | during
 59     | each
 60 Text|  Otherwise one cannot explain the ease with which one decides about
 61 Text|           human life in its still embryonic state, unable to defend
 62 Text|        know that any intervention entangles us in a profound mystery.~
 63 Text|           the good of life and of existence lies totally in God's hands,
 64 Text|          the daily actions at the expense of the bodily and spiritual
 65 Text| problematic. Otherwise one cannot explain the ease with which one
 66 Text|            just as one decides to extract a tooth.~We must therefore
 67 Text|       position to weigh up in the fear of God both the opinion
 68 Text|           spiritual health of our fellow human beings or of ourselves,
 69 Text|        confessor.~I wish and pray fervently that our faithful may see
 70 Text|   humanitarian - societies into a field of invisible slaughter without
 71     | first
 72     | for
 73 Text|      cruelty.~Official statistics given by the relevant state authorities
 74 Text|          undesired pregnancy, the good of life and of existence
 75 Text|   existence lies totally in God's hands, and we must know that any
 76 Text|     before God.~I mean rather the hardness and criminality against
 77     | has
 78     | have
 79 Text|          the bodily and spiritual health of our fellow human beings
 80     | His
 81     | However
 82 Text| supposedly Christian, or at least humanitarian - societies into a field
 83 Text|      medical opinion owing to the immediate danger of the pregnant woman.~
 84 Text|         and we must know that any intervention entangles us in a profound
 85     | into
 86 Text|         societies into a field of invisible slaughter without anyone
 87 Text|    unfortunately appears that the issue of abortion in contemporary
 88 Text|           as in all similar moral issues, does not respond with a
 89     | its
 90     | itself
 91 Text|          about an abortion today, just as one decides to extract
 92 Text|          God's hands, and we must know that any intervention entangles
 93 Text|          that whatever the reason leading couples to decide to cease
 94     | least
 95 Text|         Dearly beloved,~With this letter, I wish to address in particular
 96 Text|          of life and of existence lies totally in God's hands,
 97 Text|         With paternal love in the Lord~ ~
 98 Text|        the problem.~With paternal love in the Lord~ ~
 99 Text|        the numbers of victims and magnitude of this cruelty.~Official
100 Text|      decide to cease in a violent manner an undesired pregnancy,
101 Text|            I mean the question of mass abortions which is silently
102 Text|       fervently that our faithful may see this tremendous moral
103 Text|        says is "Stand well!" This means: "Be careful!" And when
104 Text|           1% were necessitated by medical opinion owing to the immediate
105     | most
106 Text|        entangles us in a profound mystery.~Our Church, as in all similar
107 Text|            Of these, only 1% were necessitated by medical opinion owing
108 Text|         authorities claim that in New South Wales alone, during
109     | no
110 Text|        magnitude of this cruelty.~Official statistics given by the
111 Text|    faithful of our Archdiocese in order to remind the sacredness
112     | Otherwise
113     | ourselves
114 Text|   necessitated by medical opinion owing to the immediate danger
115 Text|      letter, I wish to address in particular the sensitivity and charity
116 Text|   sacredness of the problem.~With paternal love in the Lord~ ~
117 Text|       life or death - not only of physical death, but also spiritual -
118 Text|          89 31,351 abortions took place. Of these, only 1% were
119 Text|      spiritual - then one is in a position to weigh up in the fear
120 Text|   spiritual confessor.~I wish and pray fervently that our faithful
121 Text|       violent manner an undesired pregnancy, the good of life and of
122 Text|           immediate danger of the pregnant woman.~These numbers constitute
123 Text|          to the sacredness of the problem.~With paternal love in the
124 Text|        routine, without any moral problematic. Otherwise one cannot explain
125 Text|    intervention entangles us in a profound mystery.~Our Church, as
126 Text|        unable to defend itself or protest.~I mean the question of
127 Text|         without anyone condemning publicly the numbers of victims and
128     | rather
129 Text|          And when in this way one realises that one is dealing with
130 Text|        remember that whatever the reason leading couples to decide
131 Text|  seriously as we should.~I do not refer to the daily actions at
132 Text|           statistics given by the relevant state authorities claim
133 Text|          tooth.~We must therefore remember that whatever the reason
134 Text|           Archdiocese in order to remind the sacredness of human
135 Text|     tremendous moral subject with renewed responsibility and act in
136 Text|    similar moral issues, does not respond with a blind answer of "
137 Text|        moral subject with renewed responsibility and act in each specific
138 Text|         almost become a matter of routine, without any moral problematic.
139     | s
140 Text|         our behaviour in the most sacred matter in which God calls
141 Text|           no". The first thing it says is "Stand well!" This means: "
142 Text|        the opinion of responsible science and the advice of the spiritual
143 Text|   fervently that our faithful may see this tremendous moral subject
144 Text|         address in particular the sensitivity and charity of all the faithful
145 Text|          we have not yet taken as seriously as we should.~I do not refer
146     | should
147 Text|     numbers constitute a terrible sign of our behaviour in the
148 Text|           mass abortions which is silently turning our contemporary -
149 Text|    mystery.~Our Church, as in all similar moral issues, does not respond
150 Text|         into a field of invisible slaughter without anyone condemning
151 Text|     authorities claim that in New South Wales alone, during the
152 Text|    responsibility and act in each specific case according to the sacredness
153 Text|           first thing it says is "Stand well!" This means: "Be careful!"
154 Text|         of this cruelty.~Official statistics given by the relevant state
155     | still
156 Text|         see this tremendous moral subject with renewed responsibility
157 Text|        turning our contemporary - supposedly Christian, or at least humanitarian -
158 Text|        apparently we have not yet taken as seriously as we should.~
159 Text|        These numbers constitute a terrible sign of our behaviour in
160     | then
161     | therefore
162 Text|           yes" or "no". The first thing it says is "Stand well!"
163 Text|         decides about an abortion today, just as one decides to
164 Text|          1988-89 31,351 abortions took place. Of these, only 1%
165 Text|          one decides to extract a tooth.~We must therefore remember
166 Text|        life and of existence lies totally in God's hands, and we must
167 Text|         our faithful may see this tremendous moral subject with renewed
168 Text|       abortions which is silently turning our contemporary - supposedly
169 Text|        its still embryonic state, unable to defend itself or protest.~
170 Text|      cease in a violent manner an undesired pregnancy, the good of life
171 Text|        collaborators. However, it unfortunately appears that the issue of
172     | up
173 Text|           publicly the numbers of victims and magnitude of this cruelty.~
174 Text|           to decide to cease in a violent manner an undesired pregnancy,
175 Text|           claim that in New South Wales alone, during the year 1988-
176 Text|        careful!" And when in this way one realises that one is
177 Text|           one is in a position to weigh up in the fear of God both
178     | well
179     | were
180     | whatever
181     | when
182 Text|  immediate danger of the pregnant woman.~These numbers constitute
183 Text|           Wales alone, during the year 1988-89 31,351 abortions
184     | yes
185     | yet