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 1 4 |             its sacred endeavors in missions. Of this, history itself
 2 10|            when the zeal for sacred missions became torpid and died.
 3 17|          vocation in order that the missions will flourish. ~
 4 18|             the works of the sacred missions are commended in appropriate
 5 20|  transplanted into the field of the missions. ~
 6 21|           burn with charity for the missions.7~
 7 27|         taught a solid knowledge of missions. This will strengthen the
 8 28|          called to undertake sacred missions "then neither the poverty
 9 32|     properly for work in the sacred missions. It is the Portuguese Society
10 32|             of the Catholic Foreign Missions, which Our predecessor Pius
11 33|      candidates for the work of the missions be properly trained in correct
12 41|           the support of the sacred missions. ~
13 42|            called to the aid of the missions. In such a manner they may
14 43|           greater blessings for the missions in proportion to the aptness
15 45|           The annals of your sacred missions admirably testify to the
16 45| unsuccessfully, to replace Catholic missions with those of lay people.
17 46|        Francis Xavier to the sacred missions of India in Portuguese territory.
18 46|         saint, the patron of sacred missions, repaid your nation with
19 46|             and end of their sacred missions to the great profit of religion
20 49|           carry forward your sacred missions with all the means within
21 50|            the growth of the sacred missions your sons, your prayers,
22 52|           Xavier, the Patron of the Missions and a sort of adopted son
23 52|            Portuguese saints of the missions. ~