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 1  1, 1|           of art in order that it may not find itself in continual
 2  1, 2|        are all true gifts of God, may be ordained to His glory
 3  1, 2|        the salvation of souls and may be made to serve in a practical
 4  1, 2|           Church bids us pray, we may all profit by them but in
 5  1, 5|     whatever form that recreation may take. ~
 6  2, 3|         as experience teaches us, may assume the most morbid forms.~
 7  2, 3|      known art, in a manner which may possibly become an additional
 8  2, 4| instruction, to the end that they may be able to place a ban on
 9  3   |         of all films so that they may contain nothing harmful
10  3   |          over films wherever they may be produced and offered
11  3, 3|         the daily Catholic Press, may be used for this purpose. ~
12  3, 4|        such severer criterions as may be demanded by the character
13  3, 4|           of the region, and they may even censor films which
14  3, 5|         associations so that they may be guaranteed reviewed and
15  3, 5|         our standards. Such films may then readily be shown not
16  3, 6|           the Office itself. This may be done by strengthening
17  3, 7|       forth from a father's heart may gain in virtue, We implore