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 1 3 |   diligence we devoted to the sacred retreats, marking our priestly
 2 4 |      and the opportuneness of Sacred Retreats, will be readily
 3 4 |     may be derived from these sacred exercises. But pious retreats
 4 4 |     frequent reception of the sacred mysteries. These things,
 5 4 |     being duly exercised in a sacred retreat, come forth from
 6 4 |      by history, regard these sacred retreats for exercises as
 7 9 |       by the authority of the sacred Canons.~
 8 10|     when he came forth from a sacred retreat, gifted with divine
 9 10|  commanded by law to make the sacred exercises every year26 there
10 10|    they will bring from these sacred retreats an abundance of
11 11| learnt that special series of sacred meditations were established
12 11|      God, calling them to the sacred offices, and to work for
13 13|     may flow forth from these sacred Exercises, these must needs
14 13|   should devote itself to the sacred meditations, leaving aside
15 14|        so the salutary art of sacred meditations cannot effectively
16 16|    ardent desires and vows of sacred Prelates of almost the whole