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 1 Int    |       See, and to the Clergy and Faithful of the Entire World. ~Venerable
 2 Int    |   highest importance to urge the faithful to participate actively,
 3   1, 10|      disturbing the minds of the faithful and causing them no small
 4   2, 17|      when he was instructing his faithful about this mystery: "Let
 5   3, 28|         times of prayer." 15 The faithful used to derive such spiritual
 6   3, 29|      satisfactions of the living faithful and to appeal for their
 7   3, 31|        root in the hearts of the faithful. For it is a most effective
 8   3, 31| extolling the dignity of all the faithful, and of spurring them on
 9   3, 32|     active participation by many faithful is of its very nature particularly
10   3, 32|          the priest himself, the faithful, the whole Church and the
11   3, 33|   themselves and the rest of the faithful may enjoy the benefits that
12   4, 34|        the spiritual food of the faithful, under the appearances of
13   4, 39|          intimate union with the faithful, the members of His Mystical
14   4, 44|          of Mopsuestia, who is a faithful witness to the faith of
15   5, 47|          solemn duty to warn the faithful that, in reflecting upon
16   6, 56|         solemn veneration of the faithful, and by carrying them about
17   6, 57|          Church always urged the faithful to take the greatest possible
18   6, 57|         meant to be eaten by the faithful, not to be treated with
19   6, 58|                 58. In fact, the faithful regarded themselves as guilty,
20   6, 61|        that in ancient times the faithful—whether being harassed by
21   7, 65|                      65. May the faithful, thanks to your constant
22   7, 66|         is desirable to have the faithful in large numbers take an
23   7, 66|        the Church to see all the faithful approach the sacred banquet
24   7, 70|           never stop urging your faithful, as they approach the Mystery
25   7, 76|       you, as well as to all the faithful entrusted to your care. ~