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 1 5 |        the priesthood those young men, whose dispositions and
 2 5 |         and again, that the young men should have been educated
 3 5 |       possession of them as young men, (Conc. Trid., Sess. xxiii.,
 4 6 |          may attract the minds of men to it and lead them to its
 5 7 | perversely call away the minds of men from Catholic truth, and
 6 7 |        out and considered by wise men, and in them we may seek
 7 7 |    iniquitous endeavour of wicked men contend that they should
 8 8 |    doctrine, by the wickedness of men, by the craftiness by which
 9 9 |         tend to the correction of men's morals, the acts of their
10 9 |       that is in doctrine "before men, that they may see your
11 9 |       receive the empty favour of men, but will seek after the
12 9 |           of consideration due to men who are placed in positions
13 9 |        and ruler has imposed upon men who are princes, that, by
14 9 |          God were to be broken or men pleased let him freely use
15 9 |           to obey God rather than men." (Acts v. 29.)~
16 10|           type of educating young men destined to sacred ends,
17 10|          many orders of religious men which might train young
18 10|        but to no other society of men has it been given, nor can
19 11|         the clergy and other good men will be of great avail,
20 11|         intolerable would be that men of this character should
21 12|          naturally desired by all men, will sooner or later win
22 12|          will sooner or later win men's minds. Truth may be tried
23 13|          all others, and to bring men, by means of faith and grace,
24 13|     charge all He has revealed to men and established as sole