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 1   1     |        which the observance of celibacy would be impossible. Celibacy,
 2   1     |  celibacy would be impossible. Celibacy, in so far as it  requires
 3   1     |        cause of all of that is celibacy (“the law of celibacy”),
 4   1     |       is celibacy (“the law of celibacy”), or, a celibacy imposed
 5   1     |       law of celibacy”), or, a celibacy imposed and not chosen,
 6   1     |       affective crisis and the celibacy norm.~1.3.2- Second observation:
 7   1     |     virginity, as such, and as celibacy in connection with the presbyterate,
 8   1     | formation and of formation for celibacy and for affective-sexual
 9   1     |        received the charism of celibacy and is able to grasp its
10   1     |      all regarding the idea of celibacy for the reign, and I think
11   1     |       of view, for a choice of celibacy for the kingdom of heaven,
12   2     |        us a fundamental thing: celibacy/virginity is still understood
13   2     |     that others have about our celibacy, but perhaps also about
14   2     |     also about our own idea of celibacy, which we have never challenged,
15   2,0(4)|                       Priestly celibacy irritates many because it