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 1 4 |         divine Redeemer of mankind may soon echo forth as we His
 2 5 |      misfortunes upon nations, and may rightly be considered to
 3 5 |           these four headings that may be grouped, We consider,
 4 16|          the world; and thereby He may be said to have laid down
 5 21|           the desired good results may be more quickly attained. ~
 6 22| dissensions arising, so that there may be unity of ideas and of
 7 25|           of the evil, to which we may apply the words Job used
 8 25|          adhered to as the law; it may however also serve as a
 9 26|   patronage and encouragement they may ever flourish; and they
10 30|            have been concluded, it may go forward in every form
11 30|            from all impediments it may go forth and bring comfort
12 32|          Lord, peace, in our day." May He who said of himself: "
13 32|      society are being tossed; and may the Blessed Virgin, who
14 32|         propitious towards us; and may she take under her maternal