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 1 1 |        away from its devotion to God and the Church, ecclesiastical
 2 1 | themselves to many dangers." And God, who is the Father of nature,
 3 1 |       office conferred on her by God, has sometimes chosen to
 4 1 |       yet, by a special mercy of God, she has not for long, or
 5 2 |          ceases to be in fear of God, he is deprived of the most
 6 2 |       does its utmost to exclude God from its laws and its constitution,
 7 2 |        to follow the counsels of God, it is danger to fall away
 8 2 |         retain their fidelity to God and the Church, they arrive,
 9 3 |         as regards its duties to God; a system of education in
10 3 |          authority, deputed from God its Founder, has to call
11 3 |       for instance, the ideas of God the Creator, of God the
12 3 |     ideas of God the Creator, of God the Judge and Avenger, of
13 3 |      unaccustomed to the fear of God, will not endure the restraint
14 6 |       order of things; fot, when God's honour, when the salvation
15 6 |    heaven and of their duties to God; and in which they may obtain
16 7 |         maintaining itself, with God's help, in the midst of
17 9 |          rule over the Church of God;" let them respect their
18 10|     unceasingly pray and beseech God to look down on France that
19 10|          outraged the Majesty of God; men are not wanting who
20 10|    believing in the existence of God. To Catholics will fall
21 10|          heart than the glory of God, nothing dearer than the
22 10|         more intimate union with God in the cloister, should