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For instance, in my particular situation, the nearest facultied priest I can go to confession to is over 50 miles away, in a different diocese.
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Up and down its burning cage the many-facultied and mightily intelligenced spirit wastes its excruciating immortality in varying and ever varying still, always beginning and monotonously completing, like a caged beast upon its iron tether, a threefold movement, which is not three movements successively, but one triple movement all at once.
The Education of Catholic Girls Janet Erskine Stuart
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Aunt Chloë used to say that "Mary Bond was pretty to look at, and facultied; pity she hadn't the 'one thing needful.'"
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