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 1  1  | celebrating that assembly in a proper manner under the divine
 2  6,1|    that which has the true and proper nature of sin is not taken
 3  7,1|        according to each one's proper disposition and co-operation.
 4  7,1|       Judas is no less His own proper work than the vocation of
 5  8,1|      and not rather a true and proper sacrament; or that of old
 6  8,3|       other manner, We, of our proper motion, and certain knowledge,
 7 14,1|      they carry with them that proper and most manifest meaning
 8 15,2|      the matter, the form, the proper minister, and the effect
 9 15,2|     there also shown, that the proper ministers of this sacrament
10 15,4|        priest alone is not the proper minister of Extreme Unction;
11 15,5|   consent of that individual's proper prelate, both shall be subjected
12 15,5|      provided they live at his proper cost. Neither shall any
13 15,5|        dress suitable to their proper order, that by the decency
14 15,5|        the intervention of the proper bishop of the said clerics,
15 15,5|        and to each flock their proper pastors have been assigned,
16 15,5|        endowed, out of his own proper and patrimonial resources,
17 16,2|       without deceit or fraud, proper measures may be taken for
18 18,1|      Synod appear suitable and proper, for assuaging the calamities
19 19,3|       without deceit or fraud, proper measures may be taken for
20 23,2|    that in the mass a true and proper sacriflce is not offered
21 24,1|  orders, and the ministrations proper to each one of them, are
22 25,1|      these men, has thought it proper, lest their pernicious contagion
23 25,3|    marriage is contracted, the proper parish priest of the contracting
24 25,4|      each place and province a proper form of examination, scrutiny,
25 25,4|        visitation of their own proper diocese, shall not visit
26 25,4|      at any time it be thought proper, for just, weighty, and
27 25,4|        the divine offices, the proper way of singing or chanting
28 25,4|      rectors thereof their own proper people to govern, but administer
29 25,4|      the people into fixed and proper parishes, they shall assign
30 25,4|      Synod appear suitable and proper for assuaging the calamities
31 25,5|        treated of, as in their proper season they shall be proposed
32 26,3|      not omit to make in their proper seasons, that these things
33 26,3|   supported, either out of the proper revenues of those monasteries,
34 26,3|    that this be performed in a proper manner. ~CHAPTER XVII. ~
35 26,3|      his profession before the proper age; or the like; and would
36 26,4|  effected by them of their own proper authority ; but in civil