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 1 3   |           and devices, that those may not perish whose salvation
 2 3   |           entrusted to Our charge may not stand and remain whole,
 3 3   |       stand and remain whole, but may be enlarged by an ever-increasing
 4 5(4)|                  Const. Providas, May 18, 1751.~
 5 5(7)|                   Encyc. Traditi, May 21, 1829. ~
 6 10  |          For, no matter how great may be men's cleverness in concealing
 7 11  | individual members of them. There may be persons amongst these,
 8 13  |           authority of the Church may become of no account in
 9 14  |      clergy, to the end that they may be continually diminished
10 16  |  themselves are received whatever may be their form of religion,
11 17  |    although in a general way they may profess the existence of
12 20  |   undergone, in order that reason may always hold its sway. But
13 20  |        sought out by which virtue may be lulled to sleep. Wickedly,
14 20  |           in its open expression, may serve as a confirmation.
15 21  |         comes of age, whatever he may prefer. To these things
16 21  |         make it lawful as soon as may be. Thus, the time is quickly
17 21  |      uncertain unions which fancy may join together, and which
18 21  |       which the same when changed may disunite. With the greatest
19 22  |      popular will changes, rulers may lawfully be deposed and
20 24  |     insane and wicked endeavor we may almost see the implacable
21 30  |           30 .Whatever the future may be, in this grave and widespread
22 31  |          let no man think that he may for any reason whatsoever
23 31  |           pretense of honesty. It may seem to some that Freemasons
24 34  |          of God, through which we may be free from slavery to
25 35  |         of time laid aside, which may now be used as a pattern
26 35  |     convenient times, these gilds may be generally restored. To
27 36  |           societies, so that they may learn in good time to beware
28 37  |           that the Christian name may flourish and prosper, that
29 37  |          prosper, that the Church may enjoy its needed liberty,
30 37  |        those who have gone astray may return to a right mind,
31 37  |        mind, that error at length may give place to truth, and
32 37  |         conception overcame Satan may show her power over these