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 1 2 |          on December 9, 1905, the law of separation was passed
 2 2 |           formalities demanded by law, how also, without the slightest
 3 2 |      possible solemnity this very law; nor how he condemned, at
 4 2 | established in the spirit of that law, Associations which in another
 5 3 |           at least as long as the law of separation remained on
 6 4 |      existence as a result of the law of separation. ~
 7 5 |    vocation, was, because of that law, hampered in its activities
 8 6 |            because of this unjust law, exposed to many dangers,
 9 6 |        has its base in the common law. ~
10 9 |     religious peace broken by the law of separation, the result
11 9 |    function under the sanction of law. ~
12 11|       been made of the iniquitous law of separation, but at the
13 11|          guaranties, protected by law, which would remove as far
14 11|         which they held under the law. ~
15 12| necessarily or directly, upon the law condemned by Pius X, and
16 12|          in conformity with Canon Law. In case of difficulties
17 14|          opinion of men versed in law and of unquestionable reputation
18 14|           is, according to French law, the supreme and only competent
19 14|          interpretation of French law. Their view which is shared
20 15|           unquestionable basis in law. This, Our action, will
21 18|           Church by reason of the law of separation could never