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 1 3 |    Redeemer, the Giver of all good things, by the assistance
 2 4 |      to argue well, and be of good hope for the future, nevertheless
 3 9 | example, how We should lead a good life and eagerly seek after
 4 9 |  eagerly seek after Our final good. He Himself desired His
 5 9 |        that they may see your good works," not differing from
 6 11|       their Catholic faith or good morals. In which indeed
 7 11|       of the clergy and other good men will be of great avail,
 8 11|      their religion and be of good behaviour, serving God religiously;
 9 12|  their torpid neglect let all good persons embrace the cause
10 12|  sluggishness and timidity of good persons. The efforts and
11 13| distribute what is of supreme good to souls, by their nature