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 1 3 |       thought in the minds of men. The combatants are the
 2 4 |      Work: "on earth peace to men of good will" (Luke ii.
 3 5 |       ideas and the morals of men, that unless God comes soon
 4 5 |  absence from the relation of men of mutual love with their
 5 5 | mutual love with their fellow men; the authority of rulers
 6 5 |       things is so keen, that men have lost sight of the other
 7 6 |  purpose of restoring amongst men the Kingdom of Peace, which
 8 6 |      and purpose was to bring men to mutual love. He used
 9 6 |      xxiii 9); He teaches all men, without distinction of
10 6 |   very self in the meanest of men: "As long as you did it
11 7 |      this is the behaviour of men today. Never perhaps was
12 7 |      about the brotherhood of men than there is today; in
13 7 |      there is today; in fact, men do not hesitate to proclaim
14 7 |    brotherly activity amongst men than at the present moment.
15 8 |     more rule supreme amongst men. That will ever be our own
16 8 |      reechoing in the ears of men and setting forth in our
17 8 |   neighbours in the hearts of men, that they are found to
18 9 | Universe, in the free will of men, the bonds of duty, which
19 9 |        the terrible crimes of men who, claiming to be bound
20 9 |     the lives of their fellow men. ~
21 10|     then is exercised amongst men, whether that of the King
22 11|   cannot repress the souls of men. ~
23 12|       not follow that because men are equal by their nature,
24 13|       us strive to exhort all men, that in virtue of the divine
25 14|    unless the efforts of good men concentrate on its extirpation,
26 15|   instilled into the minds of men that most pernicious error
27 15|        what wonder that those men whose very nature was made
28 15|       equally divided amongst men, and as it is the duty of
29 17|     Blessed shall you be when men shall hate you and when
30 18|       means to revive amongst men faith in the supernatural
31 18|  growth of this faith amongst men will be the decrease of
32 22|   success of every society of men, for whatever purpose it
33 25|      and in no small numbers, men, of whom the Apostle says
34 25|      that God has revealed to men. Hence arose the monstrous
35 26|                        26. As men are generally stimulated,
36 26|       example of their fellow men, we greatly rejoice as more
37 32|   Church and the souls of all men, redeemed by the divine