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1 3 |  letters reminds us that the priest can never be anything but
2 4 |     voice proclaims that the priest is another Christ, and that
3 5 |     what is essential to the priest must be regarded as altogether
4 5 |  altogether blameworthy. The priest is above all constituted
5 5 |  could shine in the Catholic priest, together with the principles
6 6 | conduct which belongs to the priest, should be in any way lessened;
7 16|      to their minds that the priest even in the midst of his