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 1 6  |         in the correct spirit and practice of the liturgy; and that
 2 8  |          spirit, understanding or practice of the sacred liturgy is
 3 8  |    holiest of causes in theory or practice, and sometimes even taint
 4 21 |                    21. Liturgical practice begins with the very founding
 5 23 |           continuity of religious practice. They make it possible to
 6 33 | themselves eagerly to the regular practice of their religion and the
 7 53 |     catechumenate; and again, the practice of eucharistic communion
 8 58 |       recognize and establish any practice touching the worship of
 9 131|    reserved in our churches. This practice of adoration, in fact, is
10 135|                         135. That practice in a special manner is to
11 140|           the Christian world the practice arose of setting aside special
12 140|    customs or in keeping with the practice of every-day life. According
13 141|           the monks and those who practice asceticism, these various
14 150|            to see that this pious practice is kept up, and that wherever
15 160|         Church by her precept and practice urges us to be more docile
16 161|       serious effort and constant practice to imitate His mysteries,
17 167|         It is necessary, then, to practice "in simplicity innocence,
18 175|         sins, encouraging them to practice virtue and, finally, stimulating
19 181|         inspiration to follow and practice extraordinary exercises