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 1 4 |         on earth peace to men of good will" (Luke ii. 14). We
 2 4 |          tried honestly and with good will, and let arms meanwhile
 3 6 |         His sun to rise upon the good and bad, and raineth upon
 4 14|        and unless the efforts of good men concentrate on its extirpation,
 5 15|    impels them to seek that very good, break down whatever delays
 6 17|         indeed the appearance of good, but not the reality; and,
 7 18|        of the Clergy, and of all good Catholics, in their various
 8 20|    permission, the field of "the good man of the house" is ever
 9 20|        cockle" from damaging the good harvest; and applying to
10 20|       and to promote whatever is good, until it shall please the
11 21|        with Our own, the desired good results may be more quickly
12 25|        intellect, by which God's good gift has certainly made
13 26| brotherly exhortation and by the good example of their fellow
14 27|       greater importance for the good of the Church; but as Our