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 1 Int, 3 |        question concerning the sacred celibacy of the clergy in
 2 Int, 3 |       And if the golden law of sacred celibacy is to remain, what
 3 Int, 4 |       against the retention of sacred celibacy. in virtue of Our
 4   1, 5 |      openly demand celibacy of sacred ministers but proposes it
 5   1, 6 |     necessary for contact with sacred things. In addition, it
 6   1, 16|        fundamental reasons for sacred celibacy. If difficulties
 7   2, 17|  confirm solemnly the ancient, sacred and providential present
 8   2, 21|     more perfect the freer the sacred minister is from the bonds
 9   2, 24|      And so the free choice of sacred celibacy has always been
10   2, 26|    consecrated celibacy of the sacred ministers actually manifests
11   3, 35|        practice of celibacy by sacred ministers 71 because of
12   3, 36|     solemnly sanctioned by the Sacred Ecumenical Council of Trent 73
13   3, 39|      of the order to which his sacred duties belong, he affirmed: ". . .
14   3, 42|       circumstances of married sacred ministers of Churches or
15   3, 42|       continue to exercise the sacred ministry. The circumstances
16   3, 46|        to the highest and most sacred spiritual values. This witness
17   4, 56|   renounced by the celibate in sacred orders; but it cannot be
18   6, 80| directed entirely toward their sacred ministry; the practice of
19   7, 83|       those who, retaining the sacred character conferred by their
20   7, 83|      falls on the way in which sacred ministers live their life
21   7, 87|    with which they entered the sacred ministry, have nevertheless