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 1 Int|       subtle snares to separate men from God and Jesus Christ. ~
 2 Int|    Christian renewal, which all men of good will appreciate,
 3 Int|    heaven, "he is appointed for men in the things pertaining
 4  I |         Father and to bestow on men the infinite treasures of
 5  I |        the esteem and praise of men but let him imitate Christ,
 6  I |       common and vulgar ways of men, but with the angels and
 7  I |        with the angels and with men that are perfect".36 ~
 8  I |      Jesus expiates the sins of men, so he, by following the
 9  I |     Church and the souls of all men. Only when we have become
10  I |       attained, to bring to all men the life and the light of
11  I |         naturalism" has invaded men's minds and hearts, and
12  I |      the ingratitude of so many men, to enkindle in himself
13 II |        the centuries to cleanse men's consciences, expiate their
14 II |    entirely to the salvation of men and draw them to the altar
15 II |         truth, he who to please men would gloss over their evil
16 III|    themselves among those young men whom they know to be equipped
17 III|        life which for the young men whom he approaches and among
18 III|        not only among the young men who are already in the seminary
19 III|        Church requires in young men who aspire to the priesthood.
20 III|  question of handling the young men who have already entered
21 III|         his judgment concerning men and events, and the spirit
22 III|           85. In this way young men are put on the path of honesty
23 III|         the World ~86. If young men -- especially those who
24 III|         is necessary that young men acquire the spirit of obedience
25 IV | relations which threaten honest men more than the cunning. From
26 IV |    disciples: "By this will all men know that you are my disciples,