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 1  I |     can be said to embrace all virtues;19 and can rightly be called
 2  I |      The Priest a Model of All Virtues ~26. Many things occur to
 3  I |  detailed treatment of all the virtues by which the priest should
 4  I |        our times. As for other virtues, let it suffice that We
 5  I |        be adorned with all the virtues, and give an example to
 6  I | examples of the Gospel and the virtues of the Divine Redeemer.
 7 III|    with greater and more solid virtues because they have already
 8 III|  sacrifice and the evangelical virtues "live in sumptuous houses
 9 III|      of the soul which are the virtues and, after acquiring them,
10 III|      of acquiring the priestly virtues, of overcoming difficulties
11 III|        Them the Ecclesiastical Virtues ~96. Those who are responsible
12 III|    making them acquire all the virtues the Church demands in priests.
13 III|   demands in priests. Of these virtues We have already spoken in
14 III|     and recommending among all virtues that aspirants to the priesthood
15 III|     will progress in the other virtues and the surer will be the
16 III|     and all the other priestly virtues can be easily acquired and
17 III|        the soul to imitate her virtues, then the Church will be