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1 7 | aright" (In Ps. cxviii). But prayers acquire their greatest efficacy
2 8 |      as We have said, public prayers are much more excellent
3 9 |   God alone, because all our prayers ought to be directed to
4 9 |      them, but that by their prayers and merits our prayers may
5 9 | their prayers and merits our prayers may be efficacious. Wherefore,
6 9 |  smoke of the incense of the prayers of the Saints ascended up
7 9 |      so many salutations and prayers to Mary. For, so great is
8 10|    who make use of the pious prayers of the Rosary in this Sodality,
9 12|    strongest hope that these prayers and praises, rising incessantly