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 1 10|    help of God's grace, it is necessary to have a clear and definite
 2 10|     be educated, what are the necessary accompanying circumstances,
 3 11| activity. Now there are three necessary societies, distinct from
 4 18|    freedom in teaching.'10 By necessary consequence the Church is
 5 18|   also in regard to the means necessary and suitable to attain that
 6 18|     every human action, has a necessary connection with man's last
 7 21|     science, art in so far as necessary or helpful to Christian
 8 45|       in itself all the means necessary for its full development.
 9 46|   this falls short of what is necessary, even by means of its own
10 47|     all its citizens have the necessary knowledge of their civic
11 47|       of our times, is really necessary for the common good. ~
12 67|  private instruction is found necessary and opportune, from those
13 68|  years of formation, with the necessary distinction and corresponding
14 71|     71. The first natural and necessary element in this environment,
15 77|  unequal to this task, it was necessary to create that social institution,
16 80|   students. To be this, it is necessary that all the teaching and
17 80|      words of Leo XIII:~It is necessary not only that religious
18 86| occasion arises, it be deemed necessary to have the students read
19 87|     classics.51 Nor will this necessary caution, suggested also
20 87|  perhaps would have found the necessary, had they not gone in search
21 89|             89. It is no less necessary to direct and watch the
22 90|      and careful vigilance is necessary, inasmuch as the dangers
23 92|                      92. This necessary vigilance does not demand