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 1 2 |        economic, or moral—that may offer or give a valid judicial
 2 3 |     the wicked it is written: "May his posterity be given over
 3 3 |     given over to destruction; may their name be blotted out
 4 3 |        real truth and that you may continue your apostolate
 5 5 |        even if external, which may make the acceptance of motherhood
 6 5 |    this divine law, so that it may be observed without excess
 7 8 |  theory and the progress which may still be made on this subject,
 8 8 |  implies that husband and wife may use their matrimonial right
 9 8 |    case, the general principle may be applied that a positive
10 8 | applied that a positive action may be omitted if grave motives,
11 8 |  inopportune, or prove that it may not be claimed with equal
12 8 |       so-called "indications," may exempt husband and wife
13 8 |        natural sterile periods may be lawful, from the moral
14 9 |     what is impossible, and it may be presumed that no reasonable
15 9 |       He helps you so that you may be able". ~Do not be disturbed,
16 10|  matrimony, in order that they may not neglect, through stupidity
17 10|        for your apostolate. It may happen that you receive
18 12|      in character and spirit? ~May your apostolate enlighten
19 12|        profession, so that men may conform to it in their judgments
20 13|     there is the risk that one may lose sight of the fundamental