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 1   1, 13|   their life of voluntary and consecrated celibacy in the most exemplary
 2   1, 15| choose celibacy as a state of consecrated life. 8 But the priestly
 3   2, 19|     of heaven. Being entirely consecrated to the will of the Father, 19
 4   2, 22|      brethren, 31 for whom He consecrated Himself so that they might
 5   2, 22| Himself so that they might be consecrated in truth; 32 He promised
 6   2, 24|      richness of such a life, consecrated not to any human ideal,
 7   2, 26|     immaculate Spouse. 44~The consecrated celibacy of the sacred ministers
 8   3, 46|    needs the witness of lives consecrated to the highest and most
 9   4, 50|    unaware that the choice of consecrated celibacy, since it involves
10   4, 58|     of men," 107 since he is "consecrated" completely to charity 108
11   5, 62|       vocation, the gift of a consecrated celibacy. 116~In virtue
12   7, 83|   responsibility falls not on consecrated celibacy in itself but on
13   8, 95|   pastoral zeal, the ideal of consecrated celibacy among your clergy.
14   9, 96|     condition as men entirely consecrated to Christ and to the Church. ~