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 1 5 |        the Trinity. "That they may be one as we also are one . . .
 2 5 |        are one . . . that they may be made perfect in one"[3] ~
 3 7 |       calumniate you, that you may be the children of your
 4 14|        rights of justice, they may resume friendly relations
 5 16|        the Church, too, an end may be put to that abnormal
 6 16| abnormal condition which in so may ways does such serious harm
 7 18|      all; however these things may vary among the nations,
 8 19|     the human race, so that we may address to them in very
 9 21|    Ghost the Paraclete that He may "graciously grant to the
10 21|      unity and peace"[24], and may renew the face of the earth
11 21|       at St. Peter's, Rome, on May 23, the Feast of Pentecost,