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 1 3 |    with great reluctance, to public reproof. But you know, Venerable
 2 14|  such praise and bestow such public honour on the teachers of
 3 19|    due to formulas which the public magisterium has deemed suitable
 4 21|    further sanctioned by the public magisterium as responding
 5 21| great ideas which strike the public mind. What the phrases are
 6 23|    development, and when the public conscience has in the civil
 7 25|     possesses its mandate of public utility for their benefit,
 8 25|     of a power given for the public utility. So too a due method
 9 25| adorns it in the eyes of the public. And here they forget that
10 38|   parts. Its spirit with the public conscience, which is not
11 42|       gather round him, heap public praise upon him, venerate
12 54|     mentioned congresses and public gatherings as among the
13 55|    let it not be exposed for public veneration until the Bishop