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 1 Int, 6 |            so that the Holy Church may, with this salvific sign
 2 Int, 8 |    Venerable Brothers, so that you may join with Us in giving thanks
 3   2, 23|    restraint in speech on our part may not give rise to some irreverent
 4   2, 24|  religiously preserved, and no one may presume to change it at
 5   3, 27|            at the very outset what may be termed the heart and
 6   3, 33|           the rest of the faithful may enjoy the benefits that
 7   4, 41|          gathered together, so too may your church be gathered
 8   4, 44|          words of St. Ignatius, we may well add those which Theodore
 9   5, 55|           known as "latria," which may be given to God alone. As
10   6, 62|           Our intention is that we may rejoice over the faith of
11   7, 65|                                65. May the faithful, thanks to
12   7, 65|            incorporated so that he may receive life. Let him not
13   7, 65|         now upon earth, so that he may afterwards reign in heaven." 66~
14   7, 67|          imitate Him, so that they may learn from his example to
15   7, 70|         all the sons of the Church may be united and feel united
16   7, 70|          and feel united and there may be no divisions among them
17   7, 70|           the Apostle commands. 72 May all those who are not yet
18   7, 72|           each and every Christian may come at last to full agreement
19   7, 72|       symbol of harmony; that they may be mindful of the great
20   7, 72|           to eat 74; and that they may believe and adore these
21   7, 72|   fortified by its vigor,' 76 they may be able to move on from
22   7, 73|                                73. May the all-merciful Redeemer,
23   7, 73|            as possible, so that we may all celebrate the Eucharistic
24   7, 75|                                75. May the most blessed Virgin
25   7, 75| appearances of bread and wine, and may all the saints of God and
26   7, 75|       Eucharist and devotion to it may give rise among all Christians