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 1 6  |                           Those men were without question sincerely
 2 7  |        in unaccustomed numbers, men well versed in social questions,
 3 13 |         all those noble-hearted men who, long solicitous for
 4 20 |         efforts of those chosen men whom We have termed auxiliaries
 5 20 |        way, clearly show, these men bring their science out
 6 23 |        diffused in the minds of men, with learned investigations
 7 28 |      flow from their dignity as men and as Christians. These
 8 38 |       wholly due to the will of men but to far graver difficulties
 9 41 |         the commission to guide men to an only fleeting and
10 42 |         nature of things and of men, the purpose which God ordained
11 49 |    character of ownership, that men must consider in this matter
12 49 |        fixed by the industry of men and institutions of peoples."32
13 60 |         of certain very wealthy men on the other establish an
14 83 | so-called labor market separate men into two divisions, as into
15 83 |        are constituted in which men may have their place, not
16 86 |        government, namely, that men are free to choose whatever
17 96 |         and, secondly, that all men of good will work with united
18 97 |   expansion, but rather because men, hardened by too much love
19 109|       the passions and greed of men. And as to international
20 119|       necessity, they hold that men are obliged, with respect
21 125|         that even now there are men who, although professing
22 125|   workers. Even more, there are men who abuse religion itself,
23 129|        this alone can draw away men's eyes, fascinated by and
24 131|         For what will it profit men to become expert in more
25 132|       has at all times impelled men to break God's laws and
26 132|         to mention those crafty men who, wholly unconcerned
27 135|        even rude and unlettered men were wont to value higher
28 135|         factory ennobled, while men there are corrupted and
29 136|      regenerate society, unless men return openly and sincerely
30 136|    unless all the activities of men harmoniously unite to imitate
31 137|  promotion of mutual help among men, however perfect these may
32 137|         to be a carpenter among men and be known as the son
33 139|      aid of Him "Who wishes all men to be saved,"77 let us strive
34 140|      anyone may see, many young men, who by reason of their
35 141|     That these whole classes of men may be brought back to Christ
36 142|       demonstrate that they are men possessed of the keenest
37 142|         the hearts and wills of men to the laws of justice and
38 143|   wholly to the training of the men committed to their care,
39 146|      day through all classes of men and in every part of the
40 147|  directions. Therefore, let all men of good will stand united,