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 1 1  |      with us on earth, merely to give notice that redemption had
 2 7  |    described, duty obliges Us to give serious attention to this "
 3 24 |        always live in Christ and give ourselves to Him completely,
 4 24 |        fasting, for example, "to give interior effect to our outward
 5 32 |         freely and spontaneously give themselves to the worship
 6 33 | individual duties faithfully, to give themselves eagerly to the
 7 71 |         The first of these is to give glory to the Heavenly Father.
 8 71 |     immortal praise to God63 and give all honor and glory to the
 9 72 |        The second end is duly to give thanks to God. Only the
10 88 |     souls, they are appointed to give worship to God. Thus they
11 106| constitute it a public act or to give it a social character. And
12 144|       the Father, "God could not give a greater gift to men . . . [
13 156|           she wishes us daily to give thanks to the Lord for such
14 164|        the Catholic faith should give it the greatest prominence.
15 165|          those gifts which would give her children the greatest