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 1 1 |           are surely so now, at a time when the condition of the
 2 2 |       established itself for some time back in Italy; after having
 3 7 |        without any limitations of time or space, so does it always
 4 8 |        has not, up to the present time, experienced a similar reign
 5 13|             13. Up to the present time, whether through unfamiliarity
 6 15|      least, understand that it is time to make some daring effort,
 7 17|        with this idea, that, when time and necessity compel, she
 8 18|        and great graces; but this time in which we live demands
 9 18|          the clergy ought at this time to be strong enough peacefully
10 18|       they indeed will pass their time in the priesthood holily
11 20| diminishing. But in this also the time demands that by their bounty