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 1 1 |          now widespread among the people. The changes, also, which
 2 7 |           action in behalf of the people. For, the laws of nature
 3 8 |          advantage of the working people it should seem to overlook
 4 8 |         nature between the common people and the other classes of
 5 8 |           devote to assisting the people will certainly profit also
 6 9 |      obedience, or of withdrawing people from their lawful rulers.
 7 10|           those who wish that the people should be animated by Christian
 8 18|           elevate the mass of the people is in keeping with the spirit
 9 19|   promoting the well-being of the people. Assuredly, the more earnestly
10 22| newspapers and in speeches to the people, let them avoid subtle and
11 22|           It is quite natural for people to hesitate on doubtful
12 24|          Church and the Christian people are so closely allied, it
13 24|         go out and move among the people, to exert a healthy influence
14 24|   affectionate solicitude for the people and declared it to be the
15 24|        lavish their care upon the people, but in such wise as not
16 25|    themselves to the cause of the people, can with very little difficulty
17 25|     inculcate in the minds of the people, in a brotherly way and
18 25|          also helps to remind the people of the examples of sanctity
19 26|       kind have a power of moving people to dispositions of soul
20 29|           you and your clergy and people.~Given at St. Peter's in