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 1 Int|       fragrance of your life of virtue be an ornament of the Church
 2 Int|     thus adorned with that high virtue which your dignity demands,
 3  I |        Led by the light of this virtue, let him keep his eyes fixed
 4  I |         in giving an example of virtue and good deeds".21 ~15.
 5  I |      guided by the love of this virtue, a love that ought to show
 6  I |       then, strengthened by the virtue of our Savior, shall we
 7  I |       spirit, cannot strive for virtue as he should, cannot, in
 8  I |      minds and hearts, and when virtue is exposed to every kind
 9  I |        retard one's progress in virtue, and finally, for determining
10 II |       his own accord but by the virtue of God: "If anyone speaks,
11 II |          will be rich in Divine virtue and capable of communicating
12 II |   capable of communicating this virtue to others. May your apostolic
13 II |        he helped to progress in virtue and whose sacred ministry
14 III|         to truth, goodness, and virtue. ~
15 III|    depend in great part on this virtue. Being exposed to greater
16 III|      shine with the splendor of virtue or if, under the pretext
17 IV |      leads to righteousness and virtue. ~118. The age in which
18 FIN| transmit to others the life and virtue we have received from Christ.
19 FIN|         of priestly courage and virtue. ~Blessing for all Priests ~