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 1 7 |             7. But that rulers may use the power conceded to
 2 7 |        she teaches that relief may be hastened by the merits
 3 8 |    domestic authority, that it may tend to hold children and
 4 9 |     and privileges of the rich may be rightly invaded, the
 5 9 |       and hospitals where they may be received, nourished,
 6 10|       and liberty in which she may exert her healing force
 7 11|        of all. Strive that all may have the habit of clinging
 8 11|     tenderest years; that they may respect the majesty of princes
 9 11| princes and of laws; that they may restrain their passions
10 11|      guardianship of religion, may tend to make all associates
11 12|        12. Venerable brethren, may He who is the beginning
12 12|     all good that again "there may appear unto men the goodness
13 12|       sons of God. And that We may the sooner and more fully