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 1 2 | ecclesiastical state the sacerdotal spirit was not preserved intact
 2 5 |             seen everywhere how the spirit of naturalism tends to penetrate
 3 5 |            even the most healthy; a spirit which fills the minds with
 4 6 |         that some influence of this spirit, so evil, and already so
 5 7 |       jealous care keep up a proper spirit with regard ro the education
 6 11|       provided for according to the spirit of ecclesiastical discipline.
 7 12|             filled with that strong spirit of sacrifice which is altogether
 8 12|           God, penetrated with that spirit, can do; wonderful, indeed,
 9 14|             will draw therefrom its spirit and life.~
10 15|    authority of those whom the Holy Spirit has constituted Bishops,