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 1 2 |            inclined to embrace the truth. And now that We are so
 2 3 |         sea and land, seeking that truth which my soul loveth. But
 3 3 |      imbibed in abundance Catholic truth at its very source and fountainhead,
 4 4 |          prevent the perception of truth, are gradually disappearing.
 5 4 | disappearing. May the search after truth spread more, for there is
 6 8 |                             8. The truth of what We have just stated
 7 8 |            that a knowledge of the truth could only be had from the
 8 8 |           grace, and the Spirit is truth"-(Adv. Haer. lib. iii.). "
 9 8 |          is necessary to learn the truth from those who have in the
10 9 |      forefathers "in spirit and in truth." What incalculable blessings
11 9 |           us? Perfect and absolute truth would everywhere shine forth,
12 11|           themselves worthy of the truth which through Divine mercy