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 1 8     |     Jerome's life and labors we may now treat of his teaching
 2 17    |       to the primary Author, it may well be due to the inspired
 3 27    |         the truth, and you also may believe" (Jn. 19:35). So,
 4 27    |   whosoever believes His Gospel may be thereby instructed in
 5 40    |       expert money-changers, we may be able to detect false
 6 42    |     though evil-disposed people may cavil at it: she determined
 7 44    |     that every Christian family may have them and become accustomed
 8 45    | according to doctrine, that you may be able to exhort in sound
 9 45    |      much a life so meritorious may serve to build up the Church
10 46    |         of Catholic truth, they may be able worthily to uphold
11 46(81)|           Pius X, Vinea electa, May 7, 1909; cf. A.A.S., I (
12 50    |         actual words so that we may be perfectly certain what
13 55    |   another has well said that it may be understood in the sense
14 56    |                56.~ And here we may set down some passages from
15 56    |      seem not to think how they may get at the real marrow of
16 56    |    Scripture, but how best they may make peoples' ears tingle
17 57    |       foaming torrent of words; may they win all the eulogiums
18 57    |       prefer so to speak that I may be intelligible; when I
19 59    |      spiritual teaching? Others may have their wealth, may drink
20 59    |   Others may have their wealth, may drink out of jeweled cups,
21 60    |        are fighting for Christ. May He in whom we believe confirm
22 60    |     confirm our zeal so that we may gladly shed our blood for
23 66    |        nothingness if only they may win Christ, those who are
24 68    |    tottering fabric of society. May Jerome, who so loved God'
25 68    |         s prayer, so that there may be "one fold and one shepherd."~
26 69    |  saturated with the Bible, they may arrive at the all surpassing