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 1 1 |   the inscrutable counsel of Divine Providence without any merit
 2 1 |   this Redemption: hence the Divine Pastor has one part of the
 3 4 |  brought at the birth of the divine Redeemer of mankind may
 4 11|    rulers of nations despise divine authority, in their turn
 5 13|   men, that in virtue of the divine law of charity they should
 6 17|     the whole secret of this divine philosophy is, that what
 7 17|     man can be happy. In the divine plan, so far are riches
 8 19| those luminous proofs of the divine power and indefectibility
 9 26|   ever remember the words of Divine Wisdom: "An obedient man
10 26|    vainly will they look for divine assistance, vainly, too,
11 28|      God" (Acts xx. 28) is a divine authority. Let them remember
12 31|     that protection which by divine Providence had in the course
13 32|     all men, redeemed by the divine blood of her Son. ~