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 1 1 |         all the energy which the good Lord deigns to grant Us
 2 1 |        great or fruitful for the good of souls here below. At
 3 2 |   numerous works of zeal for the good of the Church, society,
 4 2 |        tendencies, to the common good. For that reason We hesitated
 5 2 |        throughout the world, the good would be able to increase
 6 3 |  according to his energy for the good of his neighbor by the propagation
 7 3 |     bringing forth fruits of all good works, and increasing in
 8 3 |           bearing fruit in every good work and growing in the
 9 4 |      preserved and protected the good elements of the ancient
10 11| difficult to arouse others to do good and practically impossible
11 11|         impossible to act with a good intention. The strength
12 11|       little cooperation of even good men, sometimes even the
13 11|      Christians, is that by your good works you silence the foolish. "
14 11|       will of God, that by doing good you should put to silence
15 12|          nothing but the supreme good of others, and their open
16 13|  directed toward the same social good, must be regulated and united.~
17 16|      satisfaction with the great good which in this regard has
18 16|      strengthen and increase the good already accomplished. The
19 17|   theories while overlooking the good, safe and tried means at
20 17| defending and promoting a higher good, namely, that of the soul.~
21 18|         founded upon the supreme good of society which must be
22 18|          necessity of it for the good of souls and the interest
23 19| preparing themselves by means of good electoral organization for
24 20|      that the work be built on a good foundation of solid principles
25 22|        labor religiously for the good of souls must in every least
26 23|       capable of performing much good if properly directed, and
27 27|      sufficient to point out the good; it also must be put into