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 1   1, 19 |         men and initiating that religious, two-way relationship between
 2   1, 23 |      Jesus Christ our Lord. Our religious life must here and now be
 3   1     |   inconsistent with any genuine religious expression. It is surely
 4   1, 29 |      have been conducted in the religious field, and we have, above
 5   1, 35 |     surely, of the whole of our religious heritage? Fortunately, you
 6   1     | necessary way of expressing its religious and social activity. It
 7   1, 40 |  fostered by prudent and ardent religious zeal. We approve them, praise
 8   2, 42 |    impetus to this striving for religious and moral perfection, for
 9   2, 42 |         basic principles of its religious and moral teaching-but it
10   2, 49 |       of the younger clergy and religious, in their laudable endeavor
11   2, 56 |        position in the scale of religious and moral values-and not
12   3     |         this day and age. Be he religious or not, his secular education
13   3, 100|    modern man may recognize the religious ideals which the Catholic
14   3, 104|       and purer presentation of religious truth, and an objection
15   3, 108|        ideals in the spheres of religious liberty, human brotherhood,
16   3, 116|    particularly of Our priests, religious, and Our well-beloved laity