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 1  I |       so much the more does the sacred minister become, together
 2  I |        into the exercise of the sacred ministry. "Watch and pray",33
 3  I |         a way that is befitting sacred ministers. Moreover, in
 4  I |  confined to the demands of the sacred ministry. ~Detachment from
 5  I |      has disclosed to us in the Sacred Scriptures and upon which
 6  I |         Him. This meditation on sacred things offers the best means
 7  I |      Jesus ~46. It behooves the sacred ministers, therefore, to
 8  I |    fruitfully the duties of his sacred ministry, unless his life
 9  I |      death, present in His Most Sacred Heart. ~Examination of Conscience
10  I | suitable means to assure to our sacred ministry greater fruitfulness
11  I |        the Altar and handle the Sacred Mysteries unless we make
12 II |         II. THE HOLINESS OF THE SACRED MINISTRY ~55. The Redeemer'
13 II |    progress in virtue and whose sacred ministry he rendered particularly
14 III|       obligations contracted by sacred ordination. ~New Methods
15 III|    undertake the burdens of the sacred ministry. ~Not Too Much
16 III|     state that the study of the sacred sciences, provided they
17 III|      how doctrines entrusted as sacred deposit to the Church, teacher
18 III|       the young soldiers of the sacred army appreciate, love, and
19 III|       and perfect themselves in sacred studies and be put on the
20 III|        adjust themselves to the sacred ministry and perfect the
21 III|  studies, especially those of a sacred nature, after having received
22 IV |       We intervened through the Sacred Congregation of the Council