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 1 <LIV2|       never ceased to appreciate art, to surround itself with
 2 <LIV2|    surround itself with works of art, to make art, within due
 3 <LIV2|       with works of art, to make art, within due limits, the
 4 <LIV2|     essential characteristics of art, which consists in a certain
 5 <LIV2|          intrinsic 'affinity' of art with religion, which in
 6 <LIV2|           5. The function of all art lies in fact in breaking
 7 <LIV2| suppressing any relation between art and religion must impair
 8 <LIV2|         and religion must impair art itself. Whatever artistic
 9 <LIV2|           neither in life nor in art - be it intended as an expression
10 <LIV2|   greater the clarity with which art mirrors the infinite, the
11 <LIV2|         to speak the language of art, to understand its harmonies,
12 <LIV2|         that never, perhaps, has art reached its highest peaks
13 <LIV2|         between Christianity and art! From their Faith they drew
14 <LIV2|         elevated and prepared by art, are thus better disposed
15 <LIV2|    honored and continue to honor art and to offer its works as
16 <LIV2|       have always been abodes of art and religion at the same
17 <LIV2|       you will give the truth of art and the true art. ~
18 <LIV2|        truth of art and the true art. ~
19 <LIV2|        and God glorified in your art, We invoke upon you and