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 1  1  |             and other Fathers whose duty it is to assist thereat,
 2  6,2|             some other incompatible duty is not attached, be understood
 3  6,2|     benefice be not deprived of the duty due to it,--or let some
 4  6,2|       whereas this is the principal duty of bishops; the same holy
 5  6,2|           neglect to discharge this duty,--even though he may plead,
 6  6,2|            shall neglect this their duty for the space of three months,
 7  6,2|      repenting shall fulfil his own duty. ~But should there be found
 8  8,1|            aside. ~CHAPTER IX. ~The duty of consecration not to be
 9 15,5|             cure of souls, of their duty. ~Whereas it is properly
10 17,2|        correction; we began, as the duty of our office required,
11 17,2|      without denial or delay, their duty to God and the Church at
12 22,2|           subject to them, in their duty. And if, after having been
13 23,4|         personally to discharge the duty that devolves upon them,
14 24,2|             suffragan bishop, whose duty it shall also be to approve
15 24,2|         their share; it will be the duty of the archbishop sharply
16 25,4|           solicitude, which, by the duty of his office, he owes to
17 25,4|             parents, by those whose duty it is, and who shall be
18 25,4|            people whom they rule in duty and obedience, shall, in
19 25,4|       whatever. ~CHAPTER XVI. ~What duty devolves on the Chapter
20 25,4|           in those places where the duty of receiving the fruits
21 25,4|           chapters; it shall be the duty of the bishop, at once,
22 25,4|            faithfully perform their duty. And they shall beware of
23 25,4|          anything contrary to their duty. ~Then, after the examination
24 26,3|            extraordinary one, whose duty it shall be to hear the
25 26,4| ecclesiastical benefices, and whose duty it is to be present at the
26 26,4|         keeping the people in their duty, yet it is to be used with
27 26,4|            willing to undertake the duty; whereby the pious intentions
28 26,4|         they execute the charge and duty imposed upon them, and that
29 26,4|             really to discharge the duty of hospitality, complying
30 26,4|          Christian charity, and the duty which they owe to their
31 26,4|         also be admonished of their duty; trusting that they,--as
32 26,4|            one herein discharge his duty carefully ; that so the