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 1 1 | solicitude to satisfy as best We may your claims, Venerable Brethren,
 2 3 |         in Christ. Hence Gregory may justly be called the savior
 3 5 |          the Most High! And well may it be said that in the mind
 4 5 |        conversion of the English may be equally applied to all
 5 5 |        xi. 36 (28)). We, indeed, may discern much that the holy
 6 10|          who is sincere of heart may not be lost in devious windings" (
 7 10|      those who aspire to do well may be aided, that the path
 8 10|          that the path to heaven may be made broader, and that
 9 10|         that earthly sovereignty may be handmaid to heavenly
10 13|      Church, who "came that they may have life and have it more
11 14|          vital sap that its ruin may be the surer and that it
12 14|         be the surer and that it may never blossom again. ~
13 20|          given to men whereby we may be saved" (Acts iv. 12).
14 22|        Christ, so that everybody may learn to conquer himself,
15 22|        that true and solid piety may strike root there, and all,
16 22|        as men and as Christians, may recognize by their acts,
17 26|         our words and our action may find an entrance into their
18 29|       studies so to live that he may be able to water the parched
19 32|      mediaeval period bears what may be called the Gregorian
20 33|         times, however much they may differ, all that is required
21 37|       has been said of the Chant may also be said of painting,
22 39|         we beseech Thee, that we may enabled to be in Thy sight
23 40|         Pontiff Gregory that God may graciously hear Our prayer,