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Strana iv
We must be governed by laws and magistrates , to avoid injustice and confusion ;
and to this answers holy orders , whereby we are provided with pastors and
spiritual superiors , to guide , govern and direct our souls . 7. We must increase
and ...
We must be governed by laws and magistrates , to avoid injustice and confusion ;
and to this answers holy orders , whereby we are provided with pastors and
spiritual superiors , to guide , govern and direct our souls . 7. We must increase
and ...
Strana xvii
FINALLY , with regard to satisfaction , which of all the parts of periance has been
in all ages the most earnestly recommended to Christians by the holy Fathers :
and which nevertheless under a specious pretext of piety is the most combatted
in ...
FINALLY , with regard to satisfaction , which of all the parts of periance has been
in all ages the most earnestly recommended to Christians by the holy Fathers :
and which nevertheless under a specious pretext of piety is the most combatted
in ...
Strana lxviii
... I say , to see therein amongst the more grievous sins , which formed the subject
of accusation , that of having approached holy communion with a sullied
conscience , and without having taken the precaution to purify it by a good
confession .
... I say , to see therein amongst the more grievous sins , which formed the subject
of accusation , that of having approached holy communion with a sullied
conscience , and without having taken the precaution to purify it by a good
confession .
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