Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 int,   1, 1| having in mind to protect Her children from every danger, as they
2  1,  10, 3 |       that the consciences of children and youths, deprived of
3  3,   1, 1 | properly, and, in the case of children and youths, cause no harm,
4  4,   2, 2 |  knows well that, very often, children can avoid the transient
5  4,   2, 9 |     prudence in admitting the children to viewing according to
6  4,   2, 9 |     and finally, exclusion of children from what are in any sense
7  4,   2, 10|       the supreme good of the children is at stake?~