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 1   1     |        recorded and preserved in Sacred Scripture and in Apostolic
 2   1, 35 |         to dwell on the words of Sacred Scripture, the Fathers,
 3   1, 38 | character and yet organized on a sacred, hierarchical basis, already
 4   1     |      nourished by the reading of Sacred Scripture and the Church'
 5   1     |      active participation in the sacred liturgy-an incomparable
 6   2, 48 |          proper awareness of our sacred duty, as in many of the
 7   2     |        unity in the ranks of the sacred hierarchy and among Christian
 8   2, 55 |      bread which they produce is sacred, whether destined for the
 9   3, 70 |     speaks to us. That fatherly, sacred dialogue between God and
10   3     |         relationship between the sacred and the profane. It is demanded
11   3, 90 |       effect, the apostolate and sacred preaching are more or less
12   3, 91 |    Council's Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy has prescribed regarding
13   3, 104|      express more adequately the sacred reality of which they are
14   3, 114|         which is structured on a sacred hierarchy. Its authority