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 1 3    |         except so far as public peace may require." From which totally
 2 3    | ecclesiastical or civil, whereby they may be able openly and publicly
 3 4    |             the Church, "whereby they may openly give alms for the
 4 4    |      influence of the Catholic Church may be entirely banished from
 5 4    |           flexible minds of young men may be infected and depraved
 6 5    |       profession assent and obedience may be refused to those judgments
 7 8    |              abjure his power that we may display our freedom." 10
 8 8(12)|      encyclical epistle Diu satis, 15 May 1800. ~
 9 9    |              throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy and find grace
10 9    |        together with us and you, they may unceasingly pray and beseech
11 9    |        inflamed by His most holy love may walk worthily according
12 9    |             defilement of their sins, may with greater confidence
13 11   |                 But in order that God may the more readily assent