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 1 1     |       and resources, although it may well procure comforts and
 2 3     |          the occasion: that none may abandon the way of truth.(1)~
 3 8     |      over his fellow men;(5) nor may that be accounted as right
 4 12    |       order that the legislation may the more easily be adapted
 5 13    |        as perfect a knowledge as may be of those matters that
 6 16    |         as circumstances demand, may take upon themselves, not,
 7 16    |        can and should, so far as may be, preach the Catholic
 8 17    |        of its members live as he may choose, nor elect that mode
 9 29    |         of politics ample matter may exist for legitimate difference
10 29    |        of justice and truth, all may strive to bring into actual
11 29    |        counsels prevailing, they may hasten to the aid of religion,
12 31    |          the power of the Gospel may pervade the law and institutions
13 31    |         cause, and on no account may it be allowed to prefer
14 32    |         throughout Christianity. May at least the lessons afforded
15 35    |  impunity by any one, whoever he may be.~
16 36    |    trials the pressure of events may bring about, they may be "
17 36    |     events may bring about, they may be "deficient in nothing,"(33)
18 36(35)| character of a reasonable being, may have some share in the government
19 37    |    Christian citizens that these may be in apt conformity to
20 37    |       indeed, one or other there may be affording scope to criticism
21 37    |  doctrine; but no private person may arrogate to himself the
22 37    |          whose shortcomings they may notice. Should, therefore,
23 40    |      Christian life is perfected may be reawakened. It is, however,
24 41    |       that, as it behooves, life may be spent in the practice
25 42    |       their children. The family may be regarded as the cradle
26 42    |          that even greater still may not be called for. In this
27 42    |          that such noble example may be generously followed,
28 43    |          measures that Our voice may reach everywhere, and that
29 43    | everywhere, and that one and all may understand how urgent it
30 43    |         each one of the faithful may make more strenuous endeavor,