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 1 3 |        define more in detail the duties of the Catholics, inasmuch
 2 4 |        It cannot be doubted that duties more numerous and of greater
 3 5 |         of the body, inasmuch as duties toward God are of a far
 4 6 |         follows that between the duties they respectively enjoin,
 5 6 |     order of precedence of these duties is, however, at times, either
 6 10|       injunctions adverse to the duties imposed by religion, or
 7 11|        say, from which all other duties spring. The Redeemer of
 8 12|      should be referred, all the duties that religious feeling prompts.
 9 14| Christian faith, there are other duties whose exact and religious
10 16|    respect, consequently, to the duties that bind us to God and
11 17|     advantageously satisfy these duties as is fitting they should
12 24|          be reckoned amongst the duties of Christians, that they
13 25|       religious authorities. The duties enjoined are incumbent on
14 25|     confusion; for some of these duties have relation to the prosperity
15 26|          out of these rights and duties being thus set forth, it
16 35|         unauthorized, assume the duties of the spiritual rulers,
17 37|        the clergy to share their duties and carry out their decisions.
18 43|          The observance of these duties cannot be troublesome or