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 1   1, 11|     he is assuming, its real difficulties and its permanence. ~
 2   1, 12|     A never-ending series of difficulties will present themselves
 3   1, 16|      for sacred celibacy. If difficulties against faith "can stimulate
 4   4, 50|     man, presents also grave difficulties and problems to which the
 5   4, 52|   true knowledge of the real difficulties of celibacy is very useful,
 6   4, 52| fidelity to the truth, these difficulties must not be given greater
 7   5, 60| precious gift. ~In fact, the difficulties and problems which make
 8   5, 69|     real personal and social difficulties which their choice will
 9   6, 73|      has also multiplied the difficulties and risks in this sphere.
10   6, 81|   fellow priests troubled by difficulties which gravely endanger the
11   8, 93|   souls and to confide their difficulties in you in the certainty
12   9, 96|      Christ, to overcome the difficulties of every sort which they