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 1 4 |       diligently proposes many things from Christian wisdom that
 2 5 |       and reverence for divine things. Nature itself admonishes
 3 5 |     right to prescribe certain things. Nor can she fail to do
 4 6 |        Seminaries~6. All these things indicate that exceptional
 5 9 |       We desire to add certain things which We think will be useful
 6 9 |     value this above all other things is certainly necessary for
 7 10|       tremendous effort in all things and to pursue them confidently.
 8 10|       We might fight for those things which the dignity of the
 9 10|      pious worship. From these things the faith draws a healthy
10 12| pleased to recall, among other things, that We have raised to
11 12|       law and in the praise of things well done.~
12 13|        more fruitful. In these things Our beloved sons wil perceive
13 13|     Poland. As a sign of these things and a testimony of Our special