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 1 7 |       problems peculiar to modern life. Our present Encyclical
 2 17|         which is the supernatural life of his soul. ~
 3 18|           more noble and precious life, a supernatural life, and
 4 18|     precious life, a supernatural life, and makes him a son of
 5 18|         the transmission of human life throughout the world, thus
 6 19| throughout the pilgrimage of this life to the gates of Heaven.
 7 21|    pronounces the words that give life; when a sinner has absolved
 8 24|         gravest problems of human life; that good which no misfortune
 9 25|    fleeting nature of the present life; the perishableness of earthly
10 25|          debase so much of modern life, and spur on the different
11 33|           heart and a sanctity of life befitting the solemnity
12 33|            by the sanctity of his life and of his deeds; because
13 33|          while blameworthy in his life, profanes them and is guilty
14 35|            by a holy and spotless life, should make himself as
15 36|    commended by the speaker's own life; because what his word enjoins,
16 36|          not try to ratify by his life's example the truth he preaches,
17 38|        laws: "Clerics must lead a life, both interior and exterior,
18 39|     devoid of spirit, unction and life. But remark, Venerable Brethren,
19 45|           live an all but angelic life? A priest is one who should
20 46|         theirs in another walk of life. We say "freely," for though,
21 52|           possessing the words of life and of having in his hands
22 63|           model also of Christian life and of apostolic virtue. ~
23 70|        fitted for such a state of life. He must look to the priesthood
24 70|          piety, perfect purity of life and sufficient knowledge
25 73|    question of the uprightness of life in candidates to the priesthood: "
26 80|         joined with simplicity of life, has reigned supreme. To
27 81|    upright, industrious and pious life; they see their parents
28 83|        the dissipations of modern life, the seductions, which especially
29 85|          be rooted in holiness of life. Sanctity, as We said above,
30 86|      copiously from the waters of life springing up into life everlasting,
31 86|         of life springing up into life everlasting, this inexhaustible
32 87|          Bernard: "If sanctity of life did not precede, let it
33 89|       Christ, in which is eternal life. In piety, purity, humility,
34 89|         wisdom, irreproachable in life and established in the ways
35 89|            the sweet odor of your life may be a delight to the