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 1 1 |     singular mode of union with men, a gift most admirably adapted
 2 2 |    lives, which has afforded to men of the highest genius a
 3 2 |        His measureless love for men, this powerful means of
 4 2 |     foster in the hearts of all men the dispositions of mindful
 5 2 |         of that peace which all men so anxiously seek.~
 6 4 |        all time in the midst of men, in order that as their
 7 4 |   included; in a word it is for men the source of life, of that
 8 4 |      reason of His advent among men was this, that He might
 9 5 |      and prepared the hearts of men for the worthy and due reception
10 6 |        to be desired that those men would rightly esteem and
11 6 |       see with sorrow that such men too often proudly flatter
12 6 |        eludes the grasp. For as men and states alike necessarily
13 7 |         the chief means whereby men are engrafted on the divine
14 7 | engrafted on the divine nature, men also find the most efficacious
15 7 |       it has come to this, that men deny altogether that there
16 7 |       is united with individual men, and the supreme Sacrifice
17 9 |     rooted in the hearts of all men from their birth is whetted
18 9 |       unjust violence of wicked men, and by all those other
19 11|     cold, the mutual charity of men among themselves has likewise
20 11| themselves has likewise cooled. Men have forgotten that they
21 11|    promote mutual charity among men. For the latter, as is plain,
22 11|       any lack of charity among men, or rather it must needs
23 11|      enkindled and flourish, if men would but ponder well the
24 11|         His divine love towards men" (Conc. Trid., Sess. XIIL,
25 11| equality which is afforded when men of all conditions, gentle
26 13|    arduous labours of apostolic men, and whence those innumerable
27 16|       certain that in days when men have ceased to care for
28 17|  Creator and Preserver over all men, whether in their private
29 17|     human society. And although men do not everywhere proceed
30 18|      which Christ suffered that men can satisfy, and that most
31 19|         Fathers and of the holy men in all ages. For the soul,
32 19|       and drawing the hearts of men to the health-giving springs