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 1 2 |           mysteries of the divine life; it is faith that encourages
 2 2 |        society in this transitory life, according to the Apostle: "
 3 8 |        which is our salvation and life might cast its shadow over
 4 12|    spreading the Christian way of life and its deeper cultivation,
 5 13|           economic, and political life that the entire future of
 6 19|           Way, the Truth, and the Life, cannot contemplate such
 7 21|      outstanding blessings of her life and her teaching, from which
 8 22|          materialistic outlook on life. Hence a condition of affairs
 9 36|            Although formerly "the life of the Church in its visible
10 36|        kind of mutual exchange of life and strength among all the
11 45|         is so opposed to her very life as for her members to take
12 50|           faithful concerning the life of the Church will supply,
13 61|           and as their station in life permits." We also added, "
14 65| Consequently, if the supernatural life is the fruit of charity
15 65|          assert that the Catholic life of any nation is measured
16 66|      priesthood and the religious life growing fewer, and are thus