Paragraph

 1 3 | fostering that hope of heavenly help which never confoundeth.
 2 4 |      could have offered greater help in the matter of living
 3 11|         unfailing and unselfish help. The husband is the chief
 4 26|        s burdens through mutual help; by constant and faithful
 5 27|        little protection in the help of natural goodness. A very
 6 36|       borrows in turn no little help from the intellect; and
 7 36|        while the other receives help of protection and defence
 8 37|        and to offer to them the help of Our supreme authority,
 9 37|        Our supreme authority, a help which is the more necessary
10 43|         men who will consent to help you, strive by every means
11 44|      humble prayer, implore the help of the Blessed and Immaculate