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11. The priests shall spend the day in prayer and study, after having

celebrated mass and divine service.

12. The conferences on moral subjects and on the church rubrics [128]

shall be inviolably observed.

13. They shall conform, without any exception, to the tariff in the

exaction of parochial fees; but if the parishioner shall be poor,

the cura shall not for that reason neglect the administration of the

sacraments, the burial ceremonies, etc.

14. They shall proceed to remove the abuses in [furnishing] cross and

candlesticks of wood for the poor man, and of silver for him who pays

the fees.

15. They shall immediately propose, in a kind and gentle manner, the

[formation of] settlements [for their people], and shall expatiate

to their parishioners on the advantages which will result to them

from living in a settled community and village.

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