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 1 2 |       continually preserve so great and so precious an inheritance
 2 9 |      ours!" Where does such a great abundance of things come
 3 9 |   piety with sufficiency as a great profit. It is certainly
 4 9 |      is certainly everybody's great gain, because we obtain
 5 10|      languish, almsgiving has great power. But it is no more
 6 10|     God arouse in his soul as great a faith as Moses had when
 7 10|       of the Lord show us how great is the power of perseverance
 8 10|      reason, entangled in the great preoccupations of our office,
 9 12|   Christianity should possess great purity of life, moral integrity,
10 13|    this matter which requires great attention. In whatever manner
11 14|    the priests will receive a great share in the spirit of his
12 16| treatment. This often creates great turmoil in the administration
13 17|     want to place over such a great responsibility, We shall