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 1 15 |    maternal office with a more just and holy joy than that of
 2 36 |    this is guilty of adultery, just as if he married another,
 3 41 |      as St. Augustine teaches, just as by Baptism and Holy Orders
 4 61 |      of God impossible for the just to observe. God does not
 5 62 |        fulfillment even to the just who wish to keep the law
 6 73 | pretext of human progress, for just as it is the one and the
 7 80 |      the divine origin we have just mentioned, from its purpose
 8 103|       beyond human reason. For just as God, in the case of the
 9 111|     with unwearied effort. For just as in the natural order
10 123|     concern the good of souls. just laws must be made for the
11 125|    never be a rule that is not just; while for the Church there