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 1 1 |          from those disasters to religion and the State which times
 2 1 |       whom an impotent hatred of religion binds together in unhallowed
 3 2 |       are injurious, not only to religion, but are also harmful and
 4 2 |        in which the influence of religion is extinguished. The moment
 5 2 |         observed of the Catholic religion, for these are most eminently
 6 3 |    instructed in the precepts of religion; and that the various studies
 7 3 |    should be joined with that of religion. To divorce these is to
 8 3 |        atheism, and closes it on religion. Christian parents must,
 9 5 |      restoration of the Catholic religion. In anticipation of future
10 5 |         gradual establishment of religion. Many prudent regulations,
11 5 |        and oppression into which religion had been brought in France.
12 5 | restoration of public dignity to religion, Christian institutions
13 6 |          inviolate fidelity, the religion it received from its fathers
14 8 |          service to the Catholic religion by their word and by their
15 10|          nothing dearer than the religion of their forefathers. Those