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 1 2 |        the celebration of divine worship and to the more effective
 2 7 |          used especially for the worship of the true and sovereign
 3 8 |          singing used for sacred worship.6 This order was restored
 4 12|          and hymns of liturgical worship were in almost daily use.
 5 18|         desired to render divine worship ever more splendid and more
 6 18|    profane and foreign to divine worship from entering into sacred
 7 21|           The Holiness of Divine Worship), issued December 20, 1929,15
 8 22| something as important as divine worship. ~
 9 28|       what God's majesty and His worship demand. Nor can he hope
10 29|        labor of art is an act of worship and religion for him. It
11 31|      more intimately into divine worship than many other liberal
12 31|          be unbecoming to sacred worship or anything that might distract
13 35|         supreme act of Christian worship, the Eucharistic sacrifice
14 42|          the Church's liturgical worship should be conducive to the
15 54|       the magnificence of divine worship and of moving the faithful
16 58|       the disadvantage of sacred worship. ~
17 60|          to be admitted into the worship of the Catholic religion. ~
18 62|      would be unworthy of divine worship and sacred gatherings. ~
19 71|      ceremonies dedicated to the worship of idols with religious
20 82|    magnificent conduct of divine worship. ~