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 1 1|        hearts in pity towards the children of Central Europe, who were
 2 1|       father of so many, innocent children has been able to look to
 3 1|    society entitled the "Save the Children Fund," which has exerted
 4 1|     bereft of their husbands, and children of their parents; there
 5 2|         to the sick and suffering children, of whatsoever nationality
 6 2|   particular we turn to the young children who dwell in the more prosperous
 7 2|         See then how the desolate children of those scattered districts
 8 2|      hands to those other happier children, and seem to point to the
 9 2|      nearer to Christ? Surely the children of the richer parts of Europe
10 2|           still happier for their children by little gifts and presents.
11 2|        strengthen the weakness of children who are in want? Oh, what
12 2|         and heavenly graces those children who, fired with love for
13 2| cultivating in the minds of their children sentiments of humanity and
14 2|      remember that last year many children of the Roman nobility made
15 5|            for the support of the children made needy by the way and
16 5|  recommend this collection to the children in your diocese; further,
17 5|         to Us or to the "Save the Children Fund," which We have before