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 1 1 | particularly so, if in any way, it may have lost perhaps some of
 2 1 |         perfection or its efficacy may have been impaired.~
 3 4 |          path in this matter. They may be reduced to three: for
 4 6 |         drill-ground where any one may practice at will. Therefore,
 5 7 |           is the sign by which you may know whether any one is
 6 7 |         means, Venerable Brethren, may be gathered from what took
 7 7 |          would be tempting God, he may be considered as having
 8 7 |          there is no reason why he may not be admitted by the Bishop
 9 7 |      function of preaching that he may find out the nature and
10 7 |       which the untrained preacher may spread or of the scandal
11 7 |     example which the unworthy one may give.~
12 8 |            rules duly laid down it may seem superfluous to proceed
13 8 |       points, that thus the reason may become clearer why some
14 9 |           in performing their duty may be understood from the fact
15 9 |            from the fact that they may and ought to say of themselves,
16 9 |           37] "I am come that they may have life." (John x:10]~
17 10|           way of eternal salvation may be called an idle declaimer,
18 10|        undignified gesture such as may be seen on the stage or
19 11|            does not preach that he may eat, but should eat that
20 11|             but should eat that he may preach," [In I Regum, lib.
21 11|           preaching, not that they may worthily exercise the sacred
22 11|            greater fruit for souls may be hoped for, but where
23 13|            these conditions are We may learn from the example of
24 19|      cannot bargain with God; they may hope for life everlasting
25 19|        whatever. But the objection may be urged: The people have
26 21|         the Queen of the Apostles, may Jesus Christ the merciful
27 21|       spirit, and grant that there may be many who will strive