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 1 3 |    and its deepest fires. And having struck at this root of immortality,
 2 16|                           16. Having reached this point, Venerable
 3 18|    they, on their side, after having blotted out the old theology,
 4 20|     are not to be regarded as having been instituted by Christ
 5 21| phrases vulgarly described as having "caught on," inasmuch as
 6 24|   Church was then regarded as having been instituted immediately
 7 26|       each of these subjects. Having laid down this law of evolution,
 8 27|      to speak, in themselves. Having a voice and a pen they use
 9 29|                     29. After having studied the Modernist as
10 34|      for His divine bounty in having vouchsafed to speak thus
11 51|      Bishop, therefore, after having taken the advice of prudent
12 53|                           53. Having said this much in general,
13 53|       a wrong use of it after having been admonished. With regard