Chapter, §

 1 Int, 6  |        It is certainly not Our wish to disrupt the work of the
 2   1, 20 |                   20. We would wish this reflection on the origin
 3   1     |    Vatican Council. ~We do not wish to dilate further on this
 4   1, 31 |                         31. We wish to take up this invitation
 5   1, 33 |     which We are president. We wish to leave full liberty of
 6   1, 33 | demands, and then Our greatest wish will be to have Our own
 7   1, 34 |      Our pontificate, which We wish to describe to you, Venerable
 8   2, 41 |        Lord. It is Our dearest wish that all those valuable
 9   2, 56 |         56. The other point We wish to raise has to do with
10   2, 57 |     Places, it was Our dearest wish to learn from her the lesson
11   3, 66 |  Church's life, and We have no wish to steal its thunder. The
12   3, 80 |       a state of mind which we wish to communicate and to foster
13   3     |      most humble people, if we wish to be listened to and understood.
14   3, 92 |       but even here We have no wish to forestall the decisions
15   3, 94 |       enemies except those who wish to make themselves such.
16   3, 97 |       naturally Christian," we wish to respect it, to cherish
17   3, 108|             108. But we do not wish to turn a blind eye to the
18   3     | worship, for it is Our dearest wish to embrace them in a perfect