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Strana xii
I absolve thee , & c . to which indeed , by a laudable custom of the holy church ,
are joined some other prayers ; - but they in no manner regard the essence of the
form of the sacrament , and are not necessary to its administration . The acts of ...
I absolve thee , & c . to which indeed , by a laudable custom of the holy church ,
are joined some other prayers ; - but they in no manner regard the essence of the
form of the sacrament , and are not necessary to its administration . The acts of ...
Strana lxxviii
cious envy to render the most holy practices of the catholic religion contemptible ;
an ignorance for which there is no excuse either before God or before men .
manner : “ We pray you to give us no farther trouble , and to write “ to us no more
...
cious envy to render the most holy practices of the catholic religion contemptible ;
an ignorance for which there is no excuse either before God or before men .
manner : “ We pray you to give us no farther trouble , and to write “ to us no more
...
Strana cvii
The same eternal wisdom which regulated the beautiful order that reigns in the
material world , has in like manner regulated that which reigns in the creed . For
what else could they have intended by this admirable order of the articles of our ...
The same eternal wisdom which regulated the beautiful order that reigns in the
material world , has in like manner regulated that which reigns in the creed . For
what else could they have intended by this admirable order of the articles of our ...
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