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 1 2 |       It is indeed a cause of great sorrow that so many should
 2 4 |     counsels is united to the great sentiment of religion. The
 3 4 | Christ but by His Mother. How great are the goodness and mercy
 4 7 |      recalls to our minds the great mysteries of Jesus and Mary
 5 7 |      a price and by events so great. The soul is filled with
 6 8 |    indeed, unlike our own, of great danger to our holy religion.
 7 9 |      note with admiration the great zeal and fervour with which
 8 9 |    Our heart, filling Us with great hope for the ultimate and
 9 10|  either obtain for the Church great and imperishable benefits,
10 10|     Master and Redeemer, with great cries and tears.(12)~
11 11|     by others, in this is the great bond of perfection by which