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 1 2 |     things else, to priests and clergy. ~
 2 6 |      gathered together Catholic clergy of every tongue and rite.
 3 59|        in all ages the Catholic clergy has distinguished itself
 4 60|        hardly be hoped that the clergy could hold a similar primacy
 5 60|         to those members of the clergy, who, by taste and special
 6 60|       And among the rest of the clergy, none should remain content
 7 66|   spirit. Give the best of your clergy to your seminaries; do not
 8 69|        who are in charge of the clergy should have some part: superiors,
 9 75| concerning the formation of the clergy; since it is they who present
10 77|         in the education of the clergy, yet at the same time, all
11 77|     both of secular and regular clergy. One has only to think of
12 79|         the secular and regular clergy, can the Catholic laity
13 83| represented in the ranks of the clergy. The lack of vocations in
14 86|     Exhortation to the Catholic Clergy," which he wrote with such
15 91|        Our beloved sons of both clergy, We are happy to add a solemn