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1 1 |        and perfection, and the faithful reformation of private and
2 1 |     occasion, exhorted all the faithful in very weighty words, which
3 4 | secular and regular clergy, as faithful dispensers of the mysteries
4 6 |        as St. Jerome urges the faithful with this famous invitation: "
5 7 |      of the world, wherein the faithful of both sexes are separately
6 8 |  Exercises by word, taught the faithful by its own example and authority,
7 10|      secular clergy to let the faithful see them following the Spiritual
8 12|   among the common mass of the faithful so as to serve as a counterpoise
9 16|  feeling of Pastors and of the faithful; and what together with