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1 7 |      of the divine which man experiences within himself grows up
2 14|      What is to prevent such experiences from being met within every
3 14|    right can they claim true experiences for Catholics alone? Indeed
4 22| described as a collection of experiences, not indeed of the kind
5 26|     to have new and original experiences fully in harmony with the
6 36|      the religious and moral experiences wrapped up in them to penetrate
7 39| without control to Modernist experiences? Let us for a moment put
8 39|  moment put the question: if experiences have so much value in their
9 39|      is, perchance, that all experiences except those felt by the