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 1 2 |           Church, and lost to all sense of modesty, vaunt themselves
 2 3 |        recalling them to a better sense, and to this end we first
 3 8 |            in this same religious sense, revelation? And they add:
 4 13|           to be understood in the sense that these formulas, especially
 5 13|           the religious and moral sense of formulas from their surface
 6 16|         removed from the world of sense and translated to become
 7 17|         the Fathers, twisting the sense of the heavenly pages . . .
 8 19|         Some understand it in the sense that God working in man
 9 19|        and this, in truth, is the sense which tallies best with
10 22|           it is precisely in this sense that God is said to be the
11 22|      inspiration in the Modernist sense it is easy to find, but
12 22|       inspiration in the Catholic sense there is not a trace.~ ~
13 23|         living in an age when the sense of liberty has reached its
14 28| infallibly interpreted. Hence the sense, too, of the sacred dogmas
15 28|        once declared, nor is this sense ever to be abandoned on
16 28|          the same dogma, the same sense, the same acceptation.~ ~
17 36|        the Modernists, losing all sense of control, go so far as
18 39|         be able to destroy common sense, and common sense tells
19 39|          common sense, and common sense tells us that emotion and
20 44|          the Pontiff to their own sense, and his acts they described
21 55|       antiquity, according to the sense of the Decree issued in