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 1 4 |   situated in a corner of the world, while it had hitherto remained
 2 4 |   happily introduced into the world in opposition to the Roman
 3 5 |      John v. 17). To show the world that He wished to convert
 4 5 |    men to be preachers to the world; and the same He has now
 5 5 |    the approaching end of the world which was to have left him
 6 5 |     her divine mission in the world. The constant aim of his
 7 6 |    same teaching in the whole world, and the sacraments which
 8 8 |    Cross. Men powerful in the world have risen up against her.
 9 8 |      on His appearance in the world, and fed it with His Divine
10 12|      docile to his words, the world regained true salvation,
11 14|    the contrary, although the world enjoys a light so full of
12 15|      in the government of the world and in the possibility of
13 15|      from the creation of the world, are clearly seen, being
14 19|   divine outside this visible world, and you take away all check
15 20|       is no salvation for the world but in Christ: "For there
16 22|   heart from the goods of the world, to live contented with
17 26|       the first time into the world to bring into it the name
18 26|      obtaining something in a world altogether unprepared to
19 27| through all the extent of the world" (Joann. Diac., lib ii.
20 29|     for the prosperity of the world; who has no fear of adversity;
21 30|   tacit, thus offering to the world the sad spectacle of something
22 31| bishops from all parts of the world. Oh, how fruitful is the
23 32|  sorrow he exclaims: "Lo, the world is full of priests, but