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 1 1 |            fruits of His redemption may be distributed. Indeed We
 2 2 |         nothing better than that it may be granted to us to stir
 3 4 |        Advocate with the Father, He may impart to them of His own
 4 4 |          life. "I am come that they may have life, and may have
 5 4 |             they may have life, and may have it more abundantly" (
 6 5 |             its own food whereby it may be sustained and augmented.
 7 5 |             their office or dignity may be, who wish-as every one
 8 7 |             order that human reason may the more willingly pay its
 9 12|             the venerable Sacrifice may be lawfully offered to God
10 12|        offered to God alone, yet it may be celebrated in honour
11 12|      crowned them, in order that we may gain for ourselves their
12 12|             their patronage. And it may also be offered-in accordance
13 14|       enforced as time and occasion may serve. But indeed a Sacrament
14 14|           devotion, whatsoever they may be, lead up to it, and in
15 15|         worshipful piety, that they may be in condition to receive
16 15| supersubstantial bread, and that it may be to them the life of their
17 15| strengthened with its strength they may be enabled after the journey
18 17|             its manifold excellence may be both more widely known
19 18|      another twofold fruit which we may and must derive from this
20 18|         motive whereby the faithful may be stirred to a devout and
21 19|         this greatest of mysteries, may be better understood and
22 19|             wherever perchance they may have fallen into decay;
23 19|       omitted which a prudent piety may suggest as suitable. But
24 19|          reception of the Eucharist may be everywhere revived among
25 20|                                 20. May God grant that thus, in
26 20|             fruits of the Eucharist may daily manifest themselves
27 20|          ail Christian virtues; and may this turn to the recovery
28 20|             whole body politic; and may the wisdom of God's most
29 21|          Peter's on the 28th day of May, being the Vigil of the