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1 2 | especially lie, as We hold, the hope and the efficient cause
2 5 | forthwith flocked to Him in the hope that they, too, perchance,
3 9 |         this same Sacrament our hope of everlasting blessedness,
4 9 |       which far surpasses man's hope and expectations; it sustains
5 11|         closest bonds of faith, hope, and charity" (Conc. Trid.,
6 19|     fact which encourages us to hope for better times and a more
7 20|        happy increase of faith, hope, and charity, and of ail