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 1 Int, 1 |        undiminished even in our time when the outlook of men
 2 Int, 1 |        that in the world of our time the observance of celibacy
 3 Int, 2 |        a considerable period of time earnestly implorred the
 4 Int, 3 |     such an obligation? Has the time not come to break the bond
 5 Int, 4 |       they involve, at the same time bringing to them—as it is
 6   1, 15|       the varying conditions of time and place, who in actual
 7   1, 16|        suited to the men of our time, the fundamental reasons
 8   2, 17|  Churches.'' 11 But at the same time the Council did not hesitate
 9   2, 19|        thus, He introduced into time and into the world a new
10   3, 37|     suitably renounce what from time immemorial has been, and
11   5, 69|       and illusory. At the same time it will be right to highlight
12   6, 74|       it sincerely. At the same time he will use the natural
13   6, 82|       and repeating at the same time, humbly and courageously,
14   7, 83|        or prudent at the proper time, or else it falls on the
15   7, 85| individual and show at the same time the Church's concern to
16   7, 89|       and holiness. At the same time it will be a warning to
17   7, 90|  because many priests who for a time had been unfaithful to their
18   8, 93|         priests will be able in time to open up their souls and
19   9, 97|       affairs while at the same time aiming at a more generous