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 1 8     |       one hand, with the natural order of things, and, in the other,
 2 8     |          thinking and acting, in order to bring more and more into
 3 10    |          religious and political order of the world which the Christian
 4 19    |         law commands the natural order to be maintained, and forbids
 5 20    |  hardships must be undergone, in order that reason may always hold
 6 28    |       whoever strive against the order which Divine Providence
 7 29    |     right must be violated; that order and public tranquillity
 8 29(16)|          had presented the Third Order of St. Francis as a Christian
 9 29(16)| confirming the rule of the Third Order and adapting it to the needs
10 34    |           namely, that the Third Order of St. Francis, whose discipline
11 34    |         the whole object of this Order, as constituted by its founder,
12 36    |          In the fourth place, in order more easily to attain what