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 1   1, 5 |          demand celibacy of sacred ministers but proposes it rather as
 2   1, 6 |           chastity of the Church's ministers seem often to be based on
 3   1, 7 |            state of life for God's ministers. And so people ask whether
 4   1, 9 |   priesthood would enable Christ's ministers to witness more fully to
 5   1, 13|       ranks of saints and faithful ministers of God, for whom celibacy
 6   1, 13|    influence, great numbers of her ministers—subdeacons, deacons, priests
 7   2, 18|   particularly suited" 12 to God's ministers is not something recent.
 8   2, 22|             who selected the first ministers of salvation, wished them
 9   2, 26| consecrated celibacy of the sacred ministers actually manifests the virginal
10   3, 35|     practice of celibacy by sacred ministers 71 because of its profound
11   3, 39|            private life of him who ministers at the altar and the dignity
12   3, 42|    circumstances of married sacred ministers of Churches or other Christian
13   3, 49|      communities which allow their ministers to marry seems to prove
14   5, 60|          of holy virginity for the ministers of Christ and His Church
15   6, 79|          eternity should be in His ministers and that He too should be
16   6, 82|         the episcopacy, priest and ministers of the altar, by way of
17   7, 83|            the way in which sacred ministers live their life of total
18   7, 85|       complete fidelity of all her ministers. In granting such dispensations
19   8, 92|          clearly when he made them ministers of His real and Mystical
20   9, 97|         assistance to the Church's ministers since it is the laity, occupied
21 End, 99|           spiritual quality of her ministers will bring about an increase