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 1  3,1|        their sentiments, when the priests of the Lord are sitting
 2  6,2|   religious institute, or secular priests, unless they be known to
 3 14,1|         Christians, even by those priests on whom it may be incumbent
 4 14,1|        receive the communion from priests; but that priests when celebrating
 5 14,1|  communion from priests; but that priests when celebrating should
 6 14,4|        bread only, the laity, and priests when not celebrating. And;
 7 15,1|            by the sentence of the priests, they might be freed, not
 8 15,1|        from earth to heaven, left priests His own vicars, as presidents
 9 15,1|          For it is manifest, that priests could not have exercised
10 15,1|        soever besides bishops and priests; imagining, contrary to
11 15,1|           also teaches, that even priests, who are in mortal sin,
12 15,1|           power exists not in bad priests. But although the absolution
13 15,1|           be absolved, not by all priests, but only by the highest
14 15,1|           but only by the highest priests: whence the Sovereign Pontiffs,
15 15,1|           that of) other inferior priests, delivered to them over
16 15,1|            and that therefore all priests may absolve all penitents
17 15,1|           at that point of death, priests have no power in reserved
18 15,1|         the Father. Therefore the priests of the Lord ought, as far
19 15,1|       teach, that the keys of the priests were given, not to loose
20 15,2|        you ? Let him bring in the priests of the Church, and let them
21 15,2|           but, either bishops, or priests by bishops rightly ordained
22 15,3|            If any one saith, that priests, who are in mortal sin,
23 15,3|          of loosing; or, that not priests alone are the ministers
24 15,3|        bind; and that, therefore, priests act contrary to the purpose
25 15,4|      anoint the sick, are not the priests who have been ordained by
26 15,5|           with what freedom shall priests be able to correct laymen,
27 15,5|         be fulfilled in them, The priests of God defile the sanctuaries,
28 16,2|           to all and singular the priests, electors,-princes, dukes,
29 19,3|           to all and singular the priests, electors, princes, dukes,
30 22,1|      bread only, laymen, and also priests when not celebrating, are
31 22,2|          for this office, as many priests as shall be sufficient to
32 22,2|          audientiam. And to those priests who shall have to be appointed
33 22,2|        the sustenance of the said priests; every general or special
34 23,1|          whom He then constituted priests of the New Testament; and
35 23,1|         through (the ministry of) priests, in memory of His own passage
36 23,1|       offering by the ministry of priests, who then offered Himself
37 23,1|         enjoined by the Church on priests, to mix water with the wine
38 23,2|        not institute the apostles priests; or, did not ordain that
39 23,2|       ordain that they, and other priests should offer His own body
40 23,3|         immolated on the altar by priests, it is also sufficiently
41 23,3|          penalties, provide, that priests do not celebrate at other
42 23,5|         of bread, laymen and also priests  ./. when not celebrating,
43 24,1|          open mention not only of priests, but also of deacons; and
44 24,1|        those, who assert that the priests of the New Testament have
45 24,1|     Christians indiscrimately are priests of the New Testament, or
46 24,1|         that they are superior to priests; administer the sacrament
47 24,1|        the ordination of bishops, priests, and of the other orders,
48 24,1|         who do not preach are not priests at all; let him be anathema. ~
49 24,1|            consisting of bishops, priests, and ministers; let him
50 24,1|       bishops are not superior to priests; or, that they have not
51 24,1|          is common to them and to priests; or, that orders, conferred
52 24,2|         calling to his assistance priests and other prudent persons,
53 24,2|         greater reverence towards priests and the superior orders,
54 24,2|           the Ordinary. ~Although priests receive in their ordination
55 24,2|          of Seculars, not even of priests, and that he is not to be
56 25,3|            But It commands parish priests not to be present at the
57 25,4|      other churches by the parish priests, or, if they be hindered,
58 25,4|   explained by Bishops and Parish Priests; during the solemnization
59 25,4|          the people by all parish priests; as also that, during the
60 25,4|        one half at least shall be priests, and the rest deacons, or
61 25,4|      greater part, or that all be priests, it shall be by all means
62 25,4|       worthy and competent parish priests. To the end that this may
63 25,4|          be served by one or more priests,-and this not excepting
64 25,4|          of souls to one or more (priests), all of whom, as this Synod
65 26,1| diligently and accurately, by the priests and ministers of the church,
66 26,3|      jurisdiction over the parish priests and their parishioners;
67 26,4|       theology, masters, doctors, priests, deacons, or subdeacons,
68 26,4|          those bishops and parish priests who preside over the poorer
69 26,4|        towards the clergy, parish priests, and the superior orders;