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 1 Int, 10 |       attain to such a degree of perfection, beauty, holiness and splendor
 2 Int, 11 |         their faults, strive for perfection, and make a wise choice
 3   1     |         cultivation of Christian perfection must still be regarded as
 4   1, 39 |   bearing the fairest flowers of perfection and the most precious and
 5   2, 41 | dedicated to the pursuit of that perfection to which Christ called it
 6   2, 41 |        to manifest that ideal of perfection envisaged for it by the
 7   2, 41 |      nature, his former state of perfection and the ruinous consequences
 8   2, 41 |   possesses, how best to acquire perfection and holiness, and how to
 9   2, 41 |         to the highest degree of perfection and completeness. ~Hence
10   2, 41 | discussions concerning Christian perfection which have gone on for so
11   2, 42 |          for religious and moral perfection, for the Church cannot remain
12   2, 47 |         the Church that ideal of perfection and beauty that corresponds
13   2, 50 |     substance to the belief that perfection consists in rigidly adhering
14   2, 51 |      Greek term, its practice of perfection. ~
15   2, 57 |          This ideal of Christian perfection that We have set before
16   2, 57 |           the model of Christian perfection, the mirror of true virtue,
17   3, 100|         natural and supernatural perfection of the human spirit. May
18   3, 104|   conceive of as the ultimate of perfection, and all but divine. This,