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 1  1   |    apostles should be accounted worthy to suffer reproach for the
 2  7,1 |        Father, who hath made us worthy to be partakers of the lot
 3  7,1 |          and bring forth fruits worthy of penance. ~CHAPTER XV. ~
 4  7,2 |         that those who are most worthy,-and whose previous life,
 5  8,1 |      one is not in any way more worthy than another; let him be
 6  8,1 |         be conferred on persons worthy and capable, and who can
 7 15,1 |      and embraces, as pious and worthy of being retained. ~CHAPTER
 8 15,1 |  satisfy; bringing forth fruits worthy of penance, which from him
 9 17,2 |        they take diligent care, worthy of their piety, that the
10 24,1 |    might be exercised in a more worthy manner, and with greater
11 24,2 |    inform himself, from persons worthy of credit, of the birth,
12 24,2 | knowledge does not point out as worthy of the greater orders. And
13 24,2 |          but those only who are worthy, and whose commendable life
14 25,3 |  precepts of the Church, is not worthy to experience without difficulty
15 25,4 |       themselves judge the most worthy of, and useful to, the church,
16 25,4 |        that they be governed by worthy and competent parish priests.
17 25,4 |     patron shall judge the most worthy from amongst those who have
18 25,4 |      worthiest from amongst the worthy, and him the patron shall
19 26,14|         adhering may we be made worthy of the mercies and grace
20 27   | distinguished prelates, and one worthy of an oecumenical Council,