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 1 int  |         of the entire Christian people. ~First of all, We express
 2  1, 1|        and civil welfare of the people, to use every means in their
 3  1, 2|       responsibility before the people and the world was their
 4  1, 4|        loyalty of your faithful people, and millions of American
 5  1, 4|      closely united Bishops and people as the one resolved by cooperation
 6  1, 5|   person and certain classes of people to a theatre which presents
 7  1, 5| safeguard the recreation of the people whatever form that recreation
 8  2   |      has become a necessity for people who work under the fatiguing
 9  2   |      arouse noble sentiments. A people who, in time of repose,
10  2, 1|       the fact that millions of people go to the motion pictures
11  2, 2|       of sin; they seduce young people along the ways of evil by
12  2, 3|     motion picture is viewed by people who are seated in a dark
13  2, 4|         to the lessening of the people's sense of decency and of
14  3, 1|      the moral welfare of their people even during their time of
15  3, 3|     obtain each year from their people a pledge similar to the
16  3, 3|         of bringing home to the people the moral beauty and the
17  3, 3|        pledge supposes that the people be told plainly which films
18  3, 5|       morality of the Christian people and of the entire nation
19  3, 7|        of the morality of their people in their hours of leisure
20  3, 7| Brethren, and to the Clergy and people entrusted to you, Our loving