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 1 4 | quickly the suppression of the Religious Orders; and thereby a great
 2 4 |        the sacred ministry and religious service of Catholic countries.-
 3 4 |     efface from the nation its religious and Christian character.
 4 4 |        of official life, every religious inspiration and idea is
 5 4 |        away its foundation and religious constitution by the proclaiming
 6 6 |       schools of every kind of religious instruction, and the founding
 7 6 | observance of Laws suppressing religious corporations, and the employment
 8 9 |      religion, the essentially religious character of the conflict
 9 10|       have considered only the religious side of the present state
10 15|      the bosom of the nation a religious conflict which has never
11 17|        strengthened; and under religious influences, the feeling
12 17|    being made with the Church, religious unity and civil concord