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 1 20|           sorrow.38 It is easy to see, therefore, why persons
 2 26|        entrusted to educators who see to his Christian instruction
 3 26|          consecrated virgins will see in him a suffering member
 4 36|        liberty. Who then does not see, in the light of Catholic
 5 41|       society. No one can fail to see, Venerable Brothers, how
 6 52| enticements of the flesh, he will see himself quickly pulled toward
 7 55|       they say, let young clerics see everything so that they
 8 60|                The more clearly I see the greatness of this gift,
 9 65|          and the ideal of virtue. See in her the pattern of your
10 67|       Venerable Brothers, when We see that virginity, which is
11 70|       what a great honor it is to see their son elevated to the