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 1 9  |        sacred treasures of faith and piety which the divine Redeemer
 2 10 |          various individual forms of piety which the Church approves
 3 12 |              see it rather a type of piety nourished not by the soul
 4 13 |            re-enkindle the spirit of piety in modern times. Rather,
 5 14 |              most acceptable form of piety?" He had no doubt that in
 6 15 |           the fostering of Christian piety was this devotion declared
 7 17 |        manifestations of most ardent piety which the Apostleship of
 8 90 |            altogether unknown to the piety of the faithful, although
 9 94 |           advance guard of a form of piety which, privately and very
10 95 |             other forms of Christian piety by the special qualities
11 96 |              the nature of Christian piety since it was a devotion
12 101|           this devotion is a form of piety that fully corresponds to
13 106|              expression of Christian piety. For this is the religion
14 108|              most attractive form of piety; for from it in our times
15 109|             of some ordinary form of piety which anyone at his own
16 110|                    110. That form of piety, then, should be held in
17 112| misunderstand this excellent form of piety or practice it in the wrong
18 112|           Jesus the external acts of piety have not the first or most
19 123|              from the other forms of piety with which Christian people,
20 125|            the corresponding acts of piety affection, gratitude and
21 126|      ceremonies of Christian joy and piety will assuredly be carried