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 1 3 |           the strictest morality. Finally, and this almost destroys
 2 6 |    anathema" (Ibid., can. 2); and finally, "If anyone says that divine
 3 10|      constant development, attain finally to the possession of all
 4 11|   secondary propositions, if they finally receive the approval of
 5 17|          become confused with it. Finally, man does not suffer a dualism
 6 19|       supernatural order. Others, finally, explain it in a way which
 7 20|          of circumstances; it is, finally, forbidden by history, which
 8 26|           acquired by long usage. Finally, evolution in the Church
 9 30|          period of his existence. Finally, by virtue of the third
10 36|           towards which it tends. Finally the Modernists, losing all
11 42|         time in which they lived. Finally, the Modernists try in every
12 48|            biblical exegesis, and finally towards those who neglect
13 51|   denounced to the Apostolic See. Finally, We remind all of the XXVI.
14 52| themselves and from the Ordinary. Finally We affirm and declare that
15 55|           same is true of relics. Finally, We entrust to the Councils