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 1 12 |      success than that fervent religious spirit and zeal by which
 2 22 |  service of God in the life of religious perfection. Finally, she
 3 23 |  obviously it cannot be unless religious activity is also organized
 4 23 |  divine worship, continuity of religious practice. They make it possible
 5 29 |       they feel that all other religious exercises not directly connected
 6 37 |       sanctuary and members of religious institutes betake themselves
 7 50 |     development, of particular religious customs and practices of
 8 58 |       involving as they do the religious life of Christian society
 9 81 |      He offers our prayers and religious homage to the eternal Father;
10 110|                        110. In religious communities let all those
11 132|       night, under the care of religious communities, and the faithful
12 142| ministers of the Church and by religious who are deputed by the Church
13 150|      only of the clergy and of religious. The laity have no obligation
14 173|       sacred liturgy and other religious practices, provided they
15 173|        very much to clergy and religious.~
16 178|        and especially those in religious organizations and in the
17 185|     prayers, then, and all our religious practices should aim at
18 191|         that in seminaries and religious institutes, Gregorian chant
19 195|     shamefully offend the true religious sense. These must be entirely
20 198|     fit the student to perform religious rites in the future, correctly