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 1 6     |      feast which We shall decree may be attended with much fruit
 2 7     |        it is only as man that he may be said to have received
 3 14    |          obey his commands; none may escape them, nor the sanctions
 4 18(28)|               Enc. Annum Sacrum, May 25, 1899. ~
 5 20(33)|              Enc. Annum Sanctum, May 25, 1899. ~
 6 21    |         21. That these blessings may be abundant and lasting
 7 21    |        their beauty and variety, may stimulate him to drink more
 8 21    |          God's teaching, that he may make it a part of himself,
 9 22    |        from error and heresy. We may well admire in this the
10 24    |         will be yearly observed, may hasten the return of society
11 24    |      truth. This state of things may perhaps be attributed to
12 26    |       when he came unto his own, may now receive in full his
13 29    |         that not only the clergy may perform their duty by saying
14 29    |          from their daily tasks, may in a spirit of holy joy
15 29    |         of this feast, that they may so order their lives as
16 30    | blessings which We hope and pray may accrue to the Church, to
17 33    |         who are without the fold may seek after and accept the
18 33    |          household of the faith, may bear that yoke, not as a
19 33    |        laws of God's kingdom, we may receive full measure of
20 33    |        and faithful servants, we may be rendered partakers of