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 1 Int, 2 |     perplexing some priests and young aspirants to the priesthood;
 2   1, 11|      and power of decision of a young person and his psychological
 3   1, 13| religious life, of laity and of young people too, united in the
 4   5, 67|        skillfully stimulate the young man to the evangelical virtue
 5   5, 67|         initiative, so that the young man will come to know and
 6   5, 68|        of the psychology of the young man, and will appeal to
 7   5, 69|     should remain hidden to the young men, so that their enthusiasm
 8   5, 70|                             70. Young candidates for the priesthood
 9   5, 70|      world to whose service the young man will dedicate himself
10   5, 71|         with more certainty the young man's fitness for the priesthood
11   7, 87|        interest in what befalls young priests who, no matter how
12   8, 92|         your priests and to the young men preparing to be priests. 140