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1 Int, 3 | a help for the priestly life? ~
2 1, 7 | perfect chastity as a state of life for God's ministers. And
3 1, 7 | called to lead a celibate life. ~The Shortage of Priests~
4 1, 8(4) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, nos. 10 ff.: AAS 58 (1966),
5 1, 9 | including the witness of married life, from which they are excluded
6 1, 9 | excluded by their state of life. ~Human Values~
7 1, 10 | excluded from sharing fully the life and destiny of the rest
8 1, 10 | they are obliged to live a life of solitude which leads
9 1, 12 | of this new insight into life. ~Testimony of the Past
10 1, 13 | masters of the spiritual life, and to nullify the living
11 1, 13 | bishops—who are living their life of voluntary and consecrated
12 1, 13 | men and women in religious life, of laity and of young people
13 1, 13 | disdain for the gift of life, but because of a greater
14 1, 13 | greater love for that new life which springs from the Paschal
15 1, 13 | mystery. They live this life of courageous self-denial
16 1, 14 | distinguish his state of life both among the faithful
17 1, 15 | as a state of consecrated life. 8 But the priestly vocation,
18 1, 16 | which guides and directs the life of the faithful. ~We are
19 2, 17(11) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 16: AAS 58 (1966),
20 2, 19(15) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 2: AAS 58 (1966), 991-
21 2, 19 | the world a new form of life which is sublime and divine
22 2, 21 | remained throughout His whole life in the state of celibacy,
23 2, 21(28) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 16: AAS 58 (1966),
24 2, 22(34) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 16: AAS 58 (1966),
25 2, 24 | which is open to all. In a life so completely dedicated
26 2, 24 | meaningful example of a life motivated by love, by which
27 2, 24 | spiritual richness of such a life, consecrated not to any
28 2, 25 | masters of the spiritual life, and all you priests who
29 2, 27 | harmony of the priestly life. 47 His ability for listening
30 2, 27(47) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 14: AAS 58 (1966),
31 2, 28(50) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 13: AAS 58 (1966),
32 2, 28 | A Full and Fruitful Life~
33 2, 29 | The rest of a priest's life also acquires a greater
34 2, 29 | on the altar his entire life, which bears the marks of
35 2, 29(52) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 5: AAS 58 (1966), 997 [
36 2, 30 | exceedingly rich and fruitful life in Christ, because like
37 2, 31 | personal and in his apostolic life. To his children in Christ,
38 2, 31 | to their proper state of life. ~The Pastoral Efficacy
39 2, 32(57) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 16: AAS 58 (1966),
40 2, 33 | the vicissitudes of this life toward their heavenly homeland, 63
41 2, 34(68) | Renewal of the Religious Life, no. 12: AAS 58 (1966),
42 2, 34 | hand of God" and where "our life is hid with Christ in God"
43 3 | CELIBACY IN THE LIFE OF THE CHURCH~
44 3, 38(78) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. l6: AAS 58 (1966),
45 3, 39 | reminding us that "the life of virginity is the image
46 3, 39 | blessedness that awaits us in the life to come." 79 We are no less
47 3, 39 | exist between the private life of him who ministers at
48 3, 44 | grace of leading a celibate life, so desirable in the priesthood
49 3, 44(85) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 16: AAS 58 (1966),
50 3, 45 | Spirit, her principle of life, through the intercession
51 3, 45(86) | the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 11: AAS 58 (1966),
52 4, 50 | experienced by most men in family life and given up by the priest
53 4, 57 | Christian married and family life. She entrusts to her priests
54 4, 57 | priests the testimony of a life wholly dedicated to pondering
55 4, 57 | personal experience of married life, he nevertheless will be
56 4, 57 | priest who is living his life of celibacy to the full
57 4, 58(109)| the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 3: AAS 58 (1966), 993-
58 4, 59 | most tragic hours of His life was alone—abandoned by the
59 4, 59 | and companions of, His life, and whom He had loved "
60 4, 59 | the mysterious fruit of life in his own life, which is
61 4, 59 | fruit of life in his own life, which is only apparently
62 5, 61(115)| Renewal of the Religious Life, no. 12: AAS 58 (1966),
63 5, 64 | himself or to the Church. The life of the celibate priest,
64 5, 66 | demanded by the priestly life. Such a regime, the lack
65 5, 66 | context of the spiritual life. ~Personal Initiative~
66 5, 70 | true and profound religious life to exist; a sense of responsibility,
67 5, 72 | decide once and for his whole life, he will not feel the weight
68 6 | THE PRIESTLY LIFE~
69 6, 74 | times. 121~Intense Spiritual Life~
70 6, 74(121)| the Priestly Ministry and Life, nos. 16, 18: AAS 58 (1966),
71 6, 75 | the risk of his state of life seeming unreasonable and
72 6, 75 | source of a true spiritual life which alone provides a solid
73 6, 76 | the manifold tasks of his life and ministry. If he performs
74 6, 76 | shared intimately in the life of men, loved and suffered
75 6, 78 | 78. The priestly life certainly requires an authentic
76 6, 79 | and defended by a way of life, surroundings and activity
77 6, 79(131)| the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 8: AAS 58 (1966), 1003 [
78 6, 80 | sufficiently recommend to priests a life lived in common and directed
79 6, 81(134)| the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 8: AAS 58 (1966), 1003-
80 7, 83 | sacred ministers live their life of total consecration. ~
81 7, 86 | they are exposed in this life and in the next, there would
82 7, 90 | return, especially an intense life of prayer, humility, persevering
83 8, 91 | concerns. 137 In choosing a life dedicated to celibacy they
84 8, 92(140)| the Priestly Ministry and Life, no. 7: AAS 58 (1966), 1001-
85 End, 98 | and more in every walk of life, so that the army of those
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