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 1 3 |    in the knowledge of God. "May you walk worthily of God
 2 10|   order that Catholic Action may reach its goal, it is important
 3 12|   are to be looked for, they may also be readily understood
 4 14|      that this social action may continue and prosper by
 5 17|      hand. Again, perhaps it may propose institutions and
 6 17| present day. Or, finally, it may go only half way, failing
 7 19|  political life in case they may be called to it. Hence it
 8 22| Catholic Action, by no means may be considered as independent
 9 24|   danger to which the clergy may find themselves exposed
10 24| conditions of the time. They may attach such importance to
11 25| often of material affairs he may find himself obligated to
12 25|    dignity of his office. He may take part in these associations,
13 27| world the Kingdom of Christ, may the power of that same Spirit
14 27|    descend upon all of you. "May He bend whatever is rigid,
15 28|                          28. May the Apostolic Blessing which