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 1 2 |    baptizing all nations, that the priests sent by them (many of whom
 2 10|         young men, seminarians, or priests who seem called by God to
 3 10|           then neither scarcity of priests, nor any special need of
 4 12|             Great is the number of priests, as well as ecclesiastical
 5 16|         Orders. Given these native priests, people of their own race
 6 20|           not find even now native priests except possibly those occupying
 7 20|           a bishop to rule them or priests whose teaching authority
 8 23|          come is itself in need of priests, and this at a time when,
 9 24|          labor with as many native priests as shall be sufficient,
10 24|         them back one day ordained priests ready for the sacred ministry.
11 25|         their own country but also priests who will be destined one
12 26|         they were a lower grade of priests, to be employed only in
13 26|     offices of the ministry. These priests have been admitted to the
14 26|           should prefer the native priests to all others, for it is
15 26| discrimination of any kind between priests, be they European missionaries
16 26|            from the other. Let all priests, missionaries and natives
17 32|      different religious families, priests, laymen, and nuns of many
18 32|            than your own, and also priests or others though they are
19 33|           it to the care of native priests or shall assign new Vicariates