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 1 13 |       who are indifferent to any form of religion, and who, discarding
 2 14 |          be "the most acceptable form of piety?" He had no doubt
 3 20 |         which exists between the form of devotion paid to the
 4 20 |         which the most excellent form of devotion rests are clarified
 5 21 |         Church gives the highest form of worship to the Heart
 6 22 |     special way that the highest form of worship be paid to it,
 7 27 | introduces a conversation in the form of question and answer,
 8 94 |     being the advance guard of a form of piety which, privately
 9 101|       Rather, this devotion is a form of piety that fully corresponds
10 108|   promoting this most attractive form of piety; for from it in
11 109|  arguments brought forward which form the foundation for the devotion
12 109|   question here of some ordinary form of piety which anyone at
13 110|                        110. That form of piety, then, should be
14 110|         to the divine charity; a form which our Redeemer Himself
15 112|     misunderstand this excellent form of piety or practice it
16 120|        venerable brethren? Can a form of devotion surpassing that
17 124|    Christ takes its strength and form from divine love: to love