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 1 1 |        the supreme pastor was not necessary to the Catholic body; for,
 2 2 |           this matter is rendered necessary especially by the fact that
 3 11|         believer. It is therefore necessary that a ray of light should
 4 12|       under a certain aspect, are necessary to faith; for revelation,
 5 13|        number or quality; what is necessary is that the religious sentiment,
 6 13|       with some modification when necessary, should vitally assimilate
 7 13|       them. In other words, it is necessary that the primitive formula
 8 14|          the moral state which is necessary to produce it. It is this
 9 19|     regard to the believer, it is necessary first of all, according
10 25|    impelling dogmas towards their necessary evolutions - this is not
11 27|      dethroned, and because it is necessary for them to remain within
12 30| historical conditions. It becomes necessary, therefore, to eliminate
13 35|          They feel that it is not necessary for them to dwell on their
14 35|        element. To this end it is necessary to prove that this religion,
15 39|        the Modernists. But it was necessary, both in order to refute
16 39|           Venerable Brethren, how necessary is prudence and how necessary,
17 39|     necessary is prudence and how necessary, too, the science which
18 45|      force, and, as far as may be necessary, We do decree anew, and
19 52|         of bad books - it is also necessary to prevent them from being