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 1 1 |     very Christ, as though the Divine work of Redemption itself
 2 3 |       continual union with the Divine will, to live the tranquil
 3 3 |     more memorable instance, a Divine instance, so that the Church
 4 4 |       The consideration of the Divine counsels is united to the
 5 4 |      again towards hope in the divine mercy the afflicted and
 6 5 |       is needed that that of a Divine faith which, by a powerful
 7 5 |       those who, being without Divine faith, honour not Mary and
 8 7 |    love before these proofs of Divine love; its hope becomes enlarged
 9 8 |     and in multiform ways, the Divine Mother, who, alone most
10 9 | ourselves-set as We are by the Divine will at the helm, it is
11 9 |        to be attributed to the Divine action and direction upon
12 10|  supplication we can always by divine authority rely. As for what
13 11|     endeavours, leads it up to divine things: penance enables
14 11|        and in supplicating the Divine Majesty. It is clear that
15 11| measure in satisfaction to the Divine justice: for it is to those
16 13|      strive to obtain from her Divine Son that the nations plunged