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 1 1 |       towards the august Mother of God, the mighty helper of Christians,
 2 2 |      astray by error and enmity to God; that so many should be
 3 2 |           of the just vengeance of God, Who allows blindness of
 4 2 |          voice should also call to God with unwearied instance, "
 5 2 |        urgently the all-foreseeing God to deliver the Church from
 6 3 |          an even step, trusting in God only, to Whom, day and night,
 7 3 | supplication, in the invocation of God. Thus it is that she renews
 8 3 |        name. Their prayers rise to God eagerly and more frequently
 9 3 |           fervent prayer wins from God. The Church, as the sacred
10 3 |          prayer without ceasing to God for him;(3) and the greater
11 3 |       fervour of all who prayed to God. After the granting of their
12 3 |          and needed nothing, being God; He prayed for us, for His
13 4 |       religion. The Eternal Son of God, about to take upon Him
14 4 |      affirmed that, by the will of God, Mary is the intermediary
15 4 |    treasure of mercies gathered by God, for mercy and truth were
16 4 |         revealed in this design of God! What a correspondence with
17 4 |  intercessor mighty in favour with God, merciful enough not to
18 4 |           loving-kindness. As such God gave her to us. Having chosen
19 5 |            dear mercy, realised by God in Mary and confirmed by
20 5 |          the lips of unworthy men, God will accept when they are
21 6 |          they are bound to pray to God with instance, and the manner
22 7 |           of words proceeding from God Himself, from the Archangel
23 9 |         the especial Providence of God displayed in this devotion;
24 10|            prayers they address to God may be made in a proper
25 10|         wish to assign to Almighty God the time and the manner
26 10|      citizens, and offer humbly to God to obtain His mercy for
27 10|      effect the end and purpose of God's providential and merciful
28 10|        length obtain what Almighty God has designed from all eternity
29 10|            through the goodness of God, causes and effects will
30 10|      sanctification in the fear of God;(11) how others, when exposed
31 10|        embraces of a compassionate God. Therefore, with these reflections
32 10|             Then they may ask from God other benefits for the use
33 10|             may they converse with God with the greatest piety
34 11|  solicitude urges Us to implore of God, the Giver of all good gifts,
35 11|          to heavenly commerce with God. On the other hand, the
36 11|      unworthy of being accepted by God. We have before Our eyes
37 11|      consequently most pleasing to God, and even obtained miracles.
38 11|          advance in the science of God; nor had their actions any
39 11|         heavenly citizens and with God. Above all, acts of holy
40 12|            the Most Holy Mother of God, and your charity and solicitude
41 14|           Rosary, We pray Almighty God to grant you heavenly gifts,