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 1 II,21 |         all who have embraced the religious life in the profession of
 2 II,22 |         say, in seminaries and in religious novitiates, in religious
 3 II,22 |          religious novitiates, in religious houses, in institutes and
 4 II,22 |         deacons and men and women religious. He will do so in personal
 5 II,24 |        Bishop, as for priests and religious, permanent formation is
 6 II,24 |       experts – Bishops, priests, religious men and women, and lay people –
 7 III,29|        and to adhere to it with a religious assent of the mind''.113
 8 III,29|     marked by indifference and by religious ignorance on the part of
 9 III,29|       ecclesiastical sciences and religious education.118  The Bishop
10 IV,35 |         name in order to form the religious sentiment of the faithful
11 IV,40 |        often draws many to follow religious sects or other forms of
12  V,48 |          other Dioceses or from a Religious Institute.193 ~
13 VI,60 |         are called to unite their religious fidelity to the ancient
14 VI,62 |            deacons, men and women religious and lay persons, albeit
15 VI,65 |   Diocesan Bishops and missionary Religious Congregations, and which
16 VII,67|          fail to mention forms of religious fundamentalism, a constant
17 VII,68|    between peoples. The different religious traditions possess the resources
18 VII,68|        can be blazed by defending religious freedom, which the Second
19 VII,68| indifferentism characterized by a religious relativism which leads to
20 VII,72|       which respects the specific religious and cultural values which