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1 1  | mankind to our Redeemer's Most Sacred Heart, the inscrutable counsel
2 3  |      see ever more clearly the sacred significance of that consecration
3 40 | salvation and of peace, in the sacred silence of the Supper Room,
4 66 |  rights of conscience be to it sacred and inviolable. Goods, blood
5 68 |     character of Christ, are a sacred charge over which watches
6 70 |    that should not respect the sacred precincts of the Christian
7 90 |     generation. As long as the sacred flame of the Faith burns
8 92 |      Divine Mandate, she has a sacred and indisputable right!
9 115|        Divine Master, the most sacred testament of His Heart, "