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 1 3 |         from Apostolic times this virtue has been thriving and flourishing
 2 12|      virginity is not a Christian virtue unless we embrace it "for
 3 16|          possess the stability of virtue unless there is a vow to
 4 17|           call those who have the virtue of virginity the spouses
 5 29|      deserves the name of angelic virtue, which St. Cyprian writing
 6 29| assistance and the sign of proven virtue? ~
 7 35|         live by the spirit.59 The virtue of chastity does not mean
 8 36|     anything that may offend this virtue nearly or remotely; at such
 9 41|           profession of Christian virtue on the part of those who,
10 42|      fruits as a witness to their virtue. Yet whoever for this reason
11 42|          and the example of their virtue. And yet, as Our duty demands,
12 49|          virginity is a difficult virtue; that one be able to embrace
13 51|     pledged to God is a difficult virtue, those who after serious
14 52|         efficaciously protect our virtue: constant vigilance, whereby
15 53|    slightly tarnish the beautiful virtue of purity. In this matter
16 60|           which is founded on the virtue of profound Christian humility,
17 62| temptations against the beautiful virtue of chastity than instant
18 65|         chastity and the ideal of virtue. See in her the pattern
19 68|        women, equal in number and virtue to the current necessities