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 1 Int|        chief duty of Our supreme ministry to do Our utmost to help
 2 Int|         life without which their ministry cannot be fruitful. We desire
 3 Int|          very nature of the high ministry confided to them by God
 4 Int|    Admitted to this most sublime ministry by a call from heaven, "
 5 Int|       because, as you know, your ministry is holy. ~
 6  I |       the exercise of the sacred ministry. "Watch and pray",33 mindful
 7  I |        the demands of the sacred ministry. ~Detachment from Worldly
 8  I |         by means of our priestly ministry. ~
 9  I |         the duties of his sacred ministry, unless his life becomes
10  I |          but the entire priestly ministry suffers great harm. It must
11  I |       the very exercise of one's ministry. Is there anything which
12  I |          to assure to our sacred ministry greater fruitfulness and
13  I | fulfillment of the duties of our ministry, and to the contemplation
14 II |       THE HOLINESS OF THE SACRED MINISTRY ~55. The Redeemer's Side
15 II |    Christ, the more fruitful his ministry will be. Thus, his priestly
16 II |   holiness and in exercising his ministry with the greatest diligence,
17 II |         to the activities of the ministry those who, shut up in themselves
18 II |     sanctifying efficacy of your ministry We excite you to follow
19 II |       will be able to exercise a ministry which, nourished and enkindled
20 II |           would be betraying his ministry. But when the teachings
21 II |         Providence, the priestly ministry has given the Church ripe
22 II |          and old"68 and make his ministry always more appreciated
23 II |          virtue and whose sacred ministry he rendered particularly
24 II |        and their brethren in the ministry to such a height of perfection
25 III|          and the exercise of its ministry are founded. In daily practice,
26 III|        the burdens of the sacred ministry. ~Not Too Much Isolation
27 III|      Holy Orders and begin their ministry they will not feel themselves
28 III|          fruit of their priestly ministry. Hence, whenever young seminarians
29 III|         of an ardent and zealous ministry can never be wanting in
30 III|       the seminary to the active ministry may be dangerous for the
31 III|         the first steps of their ministry. ~103. We approve, therefore,
32 III|          toward that form of the ministry more closely corresponding
33 III|        they themselves and their ministry would certainly suffer harm. ~
34 III|         themselves to the sacred ministry and perfect the spirit of
35 III|        at the beginning of their ministry can be spent and certainly
36 IV |        and the efficacy of their ministry. ~Changes Require the Bishop'
37 FIN|         and the exercise of your ministry, turn your eyes and your
38 FIN|      sanctification and priestly ministry much easier. ~All Priests
39 FIN|      holiness and, through their ministry, will spiritually renew