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1 1 | trials. The birthday of your country, as it most happily returns,
2 2 |      whom the glories of the country in which he has a share
3 5 |   the Catholic faith in your country were consecrated in the
4 6 |    faith of Christ"1 in your country. That famous incident establishes
5 7 |   brought true fame to their country and themselves by holiness
6 11|   and eloquent manner, "This country would never have stood fast
7 13|     bravery survives in your country to the eternal praise of
8 19|   whom a single love of this country inspires, and whom this