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 1 1 |     therefore that Our teaching may sink into men's minds, and
 2 4 |       hands of priests whom you may select, that by discourses
 3 4 |      capacity of the crowd they may instruct them, and above
 4 4 |         of which We have spoken may be durable, it will be prudent
 5 5 |      faculty of prayer, that he may use it wisely for the obtaining
 6 6 |       Brethren, each one of you may gather how agreeable to
 7 6 |     believe, in Him, "that they may all be one, even as Thou,
 8 6 |         in Thee, that they also may be one in Us."(6)~
 9 8 |     prayers to God that concord may reign among Christian princes,
10 8 |        and that peace and unity may be the lot of all the faithful.
11 8 |       the Catholic Church. Each may choose the object he prefers;
12 8 |        towards which assistance may be given with the greatest
13 9 | whatever part of the world they may live, must pay two visits
14 9 |     down above. This indulgence may be applied by way of suffrage
15 10|          Sailors and travellers may obtain the indulgence upon
16 10|    women living in the cloister may avail themselves of this