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 1 Intr            |      XXIII’s intuition was very true, and with good reason it
 2 Intr            | elements which characterize the true and genuine image of the
 3 Intr            |       same year agreed that the true and proper efforts of the
 4 Intr            |       the Church. This was also true for the scientific and technical
 5 Intr            |         and diligence. This was true even in the case of animadversions
 6 Intr            |         precision, elegance and true legal science. Furthermore,
 7 Intr            |          equity, humanity and a true Christian spirit, it attempts
 8    1,    0,   63|   proposed motivating reason is true.~§3. The motivating reason
 9    1,    0,   63|    there is no executor must be true at the time when the rescript
10    2,    1,  208|        the Christian faithful a true equality regarding dignity
11    2,    1,  271|          Apart from the case of true necessity of his own particular
12    2,    2,  337|       such so that it becomes a true collegial act.~§3. It is
13    2,    2,  490|      opened except in a case of true necessity by the diocesan
14    2,    2,  528|  religion or do not profess the true faith.~§2. The pastor is
15    2,    3,  615|         of the latter possesses true power over such a monastery
16    2,    3,  631|         institute, it becomes a true sign of its unity in charity.
17    3,    0,  795|                  Can. 795 Since true education must strive for
18    3,    0,  797|      797 Parents must possess a true freedom in choosing schools;
19    4,    1,  844|        necessity requires it or true spiritual advantage suggests
20    4,    1,  849|  conferred only by a washing of true water with the proper form
21    4,    1,  892|   confirmed person behaves as a true witness of Christ and faithfully
22    4,    1, 1116|      who intend to enter into a true marriage can contract it
23    4,    2, 1175|       liturgy of the hours, the true time for each hour is to
24    4,    2, 1186|        people, and promotes the true and authentic veneration
25    7,    2, 1574|     some fact or to discern the true nature of some matter.~
26    7,    4, 1717| knowledge, which at least seems true, of a delict, he is carefully