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 1 4  | considerable numbers of individual Christians.~
 2 12 |       docile hearts, then, let all Christians hearken to the voice of
 3 12 |           spirit and zeal by which Christians must be formed and guided;
 4 21 |           of the Church. The first Christians, in fact, "were persevering
 5 22 |     circumstances and the needs of Christians warrant, public worship
 6 22 |  implacable enemy. She gathers all Christians about her altars, inviting
 7 23 |           possible to tell genuine Christians from their false or heretical
 8 35 |          on the part of individual Christians, then, along with the ascetic
 9 35 |           and deny themselves like Christians, to answer the inspirations
10 40 |         Head of that body of which Christians are the members. The power
11 43 |            distinctive mark of all Christians, and serves to differentiate
12 49 |            the spiritual profit of Christians. What is more, it has not
13 81 |          Jesus," requires that all Christians should possess, as far as
14 88 |       baptism, as by common right, Christians are made members of the
15 91 |            profound reason why all Christians, especially those who are
16 99 |            words of exhortation to Christians, without distinction of
17 100|        books of the liturgy advise Christians who come to Mass to participate
18 104|         answer, "Amen." Nor should Christians forget to offer themselves,
19 108|          prejudice, that all these Christians cannot participate in the
20 117|            in the first place that Christians - especially when they cannot
21 124|    interior devotion of individual Christians, that it actually fosters
22 142|          name and on behalf of all Christians, when recited by priests
23 150|            die;"144 how will these Christians not fear spiritual death
24 152|         holiness. Let the souls of Christians be like altars on each one
25 197|          the most pressing duty of Christians is to live the liturgical