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 1 7  |        there can be no ideally perfect education which is not Christian
 2 12 |     whereas civil society is a perfect society, having in itself
 3 13 |     and of universal extent; a perfect society, because it has
 4 18 |        because the Church as a perfect society has an independent
 5 28 | Himself: "The works of God are perfect and all His ways are judgments."19 ~
 6 45 |   Besides, the family is not a perfect society, that is, it has
 7 55 |      to fear from the full and perfect mandate which the Church
 8 58 |       of bodily immortality or perfect control of appetite. There
 9 68 |      has ordained and disposed perfect union of the sexes only
10 70 |         70. In order to obtain perfect education, it is of the
11 77 | elements, and form with them a perfect moral union, constituting
12 85 |       but to educate them in a perfect manner, most conducive to
13 88 |                            88. Perfect schools are the result not
14 94 |        in forming the true and perfect Christian, that is, to form
15 95 |       to elevate, regulate and perfect it, in accordance with the
16 99 |    benefactors of society, and perfect models for every class and
17 101|        and an incomparable and perfect teacher. This thought inspired