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 1 2 |            to recall those numerous works of zeal for the good of
 2 3 |          the corporal and spiritual works of mercy. Such is the conduct
 3 3 |            forth fruits of all good works, and increasing in the knowledge
 4 8 |                        8. All these works, sustained and promoted
 5 11| difficulties in such a way that the works undertaken by Catholic forces
 6 11|    Christians, is that by your good works you silence the foolish. "
 7 12|     important to define clearly the works which the Catholic forces
 8 12|         constantly undertake. These works must be of such evident
 9 15|       several of these praiseworthy works have called into being an
10 19|      general Presidency of Economic Works in Italy. At the same time
11 20|          its various aspects. These works, rising out of the zeal
12 20|        arise spontaneously from the works themselves, otherwise it
13 20|            and the form the various works take will be accidental.~
14 21|        increase in all the Catholic works necessary enthusiasm; in
15 21|      promoters and members of these works to see each other and become
16 21|     solidity and propagation of the works themselves, it will be very
17 22|             the relation of all the works of Catholic Action to ecclesiastical
18 22|         readily seen that all those works which directly come to the
19 22|           them. Moreover, the other works which, as We have said,
20 22|           that same authority. Such works, however, by their very
21 26|     assistance of the clergy in the works of Catholic Action has a