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 1 3 |     eloquent witness to this practice is given by St. Jerome in
 2 5 |     excellently defended the practice of pilgrimages against the
 3 10|     changes in the customary practice of the Church, either regarding
 4 13|       Continuing the ancient practice of the Church, the holy
 5 13|       The result is that the practice of indulgences is most beneficial
 6 17|    recommends the beneficial practice of general confession as
 7 17|       for by means of it the practice of sacramental confession
 8 22|   severity and abandoned the practice of the Penitential canons. "
 9 22|     he should not resume the practice of those Canons, he can
10 26|     visit the basilicas, and practice various acts of Christian
11 27|      hopes by renewing their practice of salutary works. Moreover
12 27| piety when they are put into practice, and as is daily experienced
13 27|      advised the faithful to practice other relevant works apart