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 1 int,   3, 5|         and turn aside from the right path; We hope that there
 2  1,   1, 1 |     affecting each, We think it right to outline briefly the principles
 3  1,   3, 2 |     course, which is opposed to right moral principles, cannot
 4  1,   4, 1 |        exercising an inviolable right when She teaches what has
 5  1,   4, 1 |        to recognise this sacred right, with the result that She
 6  1,   4, 3 |        to deny to the State the right of spreading by the same
 7  1,   6, 4 |     natural contribution to the right fashioning of the minds
 8  1,   7, 3 |    powerfully contribute to the right training and shaping of
 9  1,  12, 1 | especially in this matter, by a right conscience. Thus they will
10  1,  12, 3 |     shows which are contrary to right morals; rather, it ought
11  1,  12, 4 |      pedagogical principles and right rules of mental development,
12  1,  12, 5 |                                 Right training and education of
13  1,  12, 6 |        the divine word who make right use also of the means provided
14  1,  13, 1 |     control in this matter, the right training and education of
15  1,  13, 2 |     since they easily penetrate right into the domestic circle,
16  2,   1, 4 |     morality, without which the right development of minds and
17  2,   1, 4 | brilliance, nevertheless offend right morals; or, though they
18  2,   2, 1 |        or the overthrow of that right order in which the lesser
19  4,   2, 3 |       Church, therefore, as her right and duty demand, has always