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 1 Int, 1 |         time when the outlook of men and the state of the world
 2   1, 13|    overlook the immense ranks of men and women in religious life,
 3   1, 16|         a way more suited to the men of our time, the fundamental
 4   2, 21|        to the service of God and men. This deep concern between
 5   3, 37|     still fresh in the hearts of men all over the world. During
 6   3, 42| conferring the holy diaconate on men of mature age who are already
 7   3, 47| then-known world to a handful of men to all appearances lacking
 8   4, 50|        and problems to which the men of today are particularly
 9   4, 50|         love experienced by most men in family life and given
10   4, 58|       different from the rest of men, or to withdraw himself
11   4, 58|    appointed to act on behalf of men," 107 since he is "consecrated"
12   4, 59|       indifference of his fellow men make his solitude quite
13   5, 61|          help of truly qualified men, treating with all necessary
14   5, 69|         Church as well as of all men. None of the real personal
15   5, 69|       remain hidden to the young men, so that their enthusiasm
16   6, 76|        intimately in the life of men, loved and suffered for
17   8, 92|         priests and to the young men preparing to be priests. 140
18   9, 96|    account of their condition as men entirely consecrated to
19   9, 97|        the midst of their fellow men. By their devoted and warm