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 1 Int, 9  |      God . . . in order that it may be known . . . through the
 2 Int, 11 |       you this not only that We may Ourself find greater courage
 3   1, 21 |      applicable to things which may be of more immediate concern
 4   1, 22 |         pray, that your charity may more and more abound in
 5   1, 25 | indwelling presence of Christ: "May Christ find a dwelling place
 6   1     |    change, for however much men may be committed to the Church,
 7   1, 28 |       one's conscious knowledge may well lead to a greater knowledge
 8   1, 32 |     regrettable rivalries. Thus may the Council be a source
 9   1, 36 |         already quoted, "Christ may dwell through faith in your
10   1, 37 |     lived, so that the faithful may have a kind of intuitive
11   2, 46 |     toward all men, so that all may share with us the gift of
12   2, 49 |     time, difficult though they may be to put into practice.
13   2     |      wisdom in fulfilling them, may make certain of its laws
14   2     | Christians than in the past; it may very well require more.
15   2     |       on the Church, so that we may base our confidence more
16   3, 59 |  newness of your mind, that you may prove what is the good and
17   3, 60 |       of the Father, so we also may walk in newness of life." 39~
18   3, 66 |       third session, so that we may all gain a clearer understanding
19   3, 68 |         divine truths as far as may be within the reach of the
20   3, 69 |       world, but that the world may be saved by him." 45~
21   3, 77 |      wait for the hour when God may make it effective. We should
22   3, 83 |    However divergent these ways may be, they can often serve
23   3, 87 |    things to all men," that all may be saved? 58~
24   3, 89 |   lively and effective dialogue may be assured and lasting. ~
25   3, 91 |  soul-stirring gift, 60 that we may be fit instruments in the
26   3, 91 |            and that our message may reach to the ends of the
27   3, 91 |       the ends of the earth. 62~May we carry out intelligently
28   3, 91 |       ministry of the Word. And may the instruction we give
29   3, 91 |         and zealously imparted. May it be supported by the evidence
30   3, 96 |                         96. You may say that in making this
31   3, 100| invincible hope that modern man may recognize the religious
32   3, 100| perfection of the human spirit. May the grace of God enable
33   3, 105|      gradual reorientation, and may in fact undergo considerable
34   3, 106|      aspects which it presents, may assist the cause of peace
35   3, 106|       cause of peace among men. May it point the way to prudence
36   3     |   charity. We realize that this may cause misgiving and opposition
37   3, 113|  dialogue with Our own children may be conducted with the fullness
38   3, 113|      and with dynamic holiness. May it be of frequent occurrence
39   3, 113|       and on an intimate level. May it be open and responsive
40   3, 116|         attention of the Church may take on a new inspiration,