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 1 1 |      vestiges of charity they may possess to the civilization
 2 3 |     glory of God, that Christ may be all and in all (Coloss.
 3 3 |       that the Kingdom of God may be established on earth,
 4 7 |       high thinking, whatever may be said to the contrary
 5 12|      in order that all things may be restored in Christ, that "
 6 12|       in Christ, that "Christ may be formed" in all souls (
 7 25|    been given to you that you may use her as a servant, but
 8 26|       with her and in her you may be able to please God and
 9 27|       and kings of the world, may well be repeated by the
10 28| through many tribulations she may enter into the kingdom of
11 31|    waive our rights as far as may lawfully be done and as
12 32| although this act of stooping may seem like the act of falling,
13 33|      that the power of Christ may dwell in me. For which cause
14 35|       with the Apostolic See, may be seen in the words he
15 35|    authority in order that it may direct and when necessary
16 39|      divine, in order that we may be all one thing alone in
17 39|      hast given me, that they may be one, as we also are" (
18 44|       St. Anselm, and that we may find in his labors as Doctor
19 49|      49. For this defense, it may well be said that Anselm
20 56|     to error in order that it may be examined by his prudence" (
21 57|     those of men like you she may even be liberated from the