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1002 9 | earthly goods, by the unjust violence of wicked men, and by all 1003 8 | and constant purpose of virginity which, even in an age enervated 1004 8 | the wine that engendereth virgins" (Zach. ix., 17), producing, 1005 11| this that the outward and visible elements of this Sacrament 1006 19| solemn processions, devout visits to God's tabernacle, and 1007 5 | their fathers during their wanderings in the desert, or again 1008 7 | mystery, there have not been wanting, as an aid to faith, certain 1009 7 | object of attack; the seat of war has since been enlarged 1010 1 | many causes of sorrow that weigh us down. One of these is 1011 13| designs of every kind for the welfare of the human race which 1012 14| other forms of devotion, whatsoever they may be, lead up to 1013 | whenever 1014 9 | men from their birth is whetted even more and more by the 1015 6 | comfort and display. And yet, whithersoever we turn, we see that human 1016 5 | 54). Away then with the widespread but most mischievous error 1017 18| clemency. And Christ has willed that the whole virtue of 1018 3 | faith, which demands a most willing docility, should languish, 1019 7 | human reason may the more willingly pay its homage to this great 1020 18| the avenger of sin, and to win from Him the help which 1021 5 | office or dignity may be, who wish-as every one ought to wish-to 1022 5 | wish-as every one ought to wish-to foster in themselves that 1023 16| 16. History bears witness that the virtues of the 1024 5 | stir up in the Samaritan woman a thirst for that "water 1025 9 | the divine assistance, is wonderfully strengthened. For the edge 1026 7 | its wealth and variety of wonders, is in a manner summed up 1027 17| the Church is accordingly wont to offer daily "for the 1028 4 | truth to know what that work is which, in the might of 1029 15| such interior devotion and worshipful piety, that they may be 1030 19| better understood and more worthily honoured and revered, even 1031 4 | which so often occur in Holy Writ, "the tree of life," "the 1032 11| expressed by St. Paul when he wrote: "For we, being many, are 1033 17| man to rule over us" (Luke xix., 14), makes itself more 1034 11| of St. Augustine (Tract. xxxvi., in Joan. nn. 13, 17), 1035 21| of Corpus Christi, in the year 1902, of Our Pontificate 1036 19| vain fears to which so many yield, and their specious excuses 1037 | yourself 1038 8 | that engendereth virgins" (Zach. ix., 17), producing, in