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 1 11|                     11. The Old Law, inspired by God and promulgated
 2 24|         emancipation from every law and curb; and amidst the
 3 36|      The priest must preach the law of the Gospel; but for that
 4 36|      the actual practice of the law in him who preaches it.
 5 41|                 41. Though this law does not bind, in all its
 6 42|         following comment: "The law orders us to present ourselves
 7 42|         maintained." In the Old Law, Moses in the name of God
 8 43|     superior to that of the Old Law, demanded a still greater
 9 43|       still greater purity. The law of ecclesiastical celibacy,
10 43|   persecution still raged. This law only makes obligatory what
11 43| faithful interpreter of the New Law and of the mind of Christ,
12 43|          the priests of the New Law felt the heavenly attraction
13 43|      sanction of ecclesiastical law. The Second Council of Carthage
14 45|       clerical celibacy and the law which enjoins it. Priests
15 46|     itself unconstrained by any law or person, and of their
16 57|         and they shall seek the law at his mouth," said the
17 68|        the regulations of Canon Law and other prescriptions
18 72|         according to the severe law of the Church "should not
19 86|    prescribed by ecclesiastical law but you should enter into