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 1 1 |        seem to fail in Our most sacred duty, and lest the kindness
 2 2 |         assail all that is most sacred in the work of Christ, not
 3 6 |       be held touching the most sacred Person of Christ, what concerning
 4 8 |   legislator in the province of sacred liturgy or discipline. ~
 5 21|        the Books which we call "Sacred," of these also we must
 6 22|        nature and origin of the Sacred Books. According to the
 7 22|    books are included among the Sacred Writings. God does indeed
 8 22|       of the inspiration of the Sacred Books. The Modernists affirm,
 9 26|          the Books we revere as sacred, even faith itself, and
10 27|        a fault they regard as a sacred duty. Being in intimate
11 28|    Hence the sense, too, of the sacred dogmas is that which our
12 32|    whether they be found in the Sacred Books or elsewhere, draws
13 32|   happen that some parts of the Sacred Scriptures, such as the
14 34|        this dismembering of the Sacred Books and this partition
15 34|     means, briefly, that in the Sacred Books we must admit a vital
16 34|         the ages amplifying the Sacred Books. To aid them in this
17 34|        about their works on the Sacred Books, in which they have
18 34|       sanctity, have sifted the Sacred Books in every way, and
19 35|       employing the data of the sacred books or the histories in
20 36|        right and proper. In the Sacred Books there are many passages
21 36|        a help. Then, again, the Sacred Books being essentially
22 36|    truth, and who hold that the Sacred Books, written under the
23 36|        arguments adduced in the Sacred Books, like those, for example,
24 43|       of pestilence. From these sacred chairs they scatter, though
25 45|        be made the basis of the sacred sciences. It goes without
26 47|        without interfering with sacred studies, as Our Predecessor
27 48|   towards those who neglect the sacred sciences or appear to prefer
28 49|        laid down in 1896 by the Sacred Congregation of Bishops
29 52|  appertain to the Master of the Sacred Palaces, after they have
30 52|     office of the Master of the Sacred Palaces to select the censor
31 54|     would imply a usurpation of sacred authority, and that no mention
32 54|      XIII.: Let priests hold as sacred the authority of their pastors,
33 55|         being perpetuated, this sacred Assembly, following the
34 55|       of different places or of sacred relics. Let them not permit
35 55|  prejudiced opinion. Concerning sacred relics, let this be the
36 55| Congregation of Indulgences and Sacred Relics: Ancient relics are
37 55|     wanting. On this matter the Sacred Congregation of Rites, thirty