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 1 8(7)  |         the Condition of Workers, May 15, 1891, 3. ~
 2 9     |           on the fifteenth day of May, 1891, that long awaited
 3 22    |        document and rightly to it may be applied the words of
 4 25    |         and individual well-being may develop spontaneously out
 5 35    |     morality so that they in turn may be able to permeate the
 6 45    |         not only that individuals may be able to provide for themselves
 7 45    |          entire family of mankind may through this institution
 8 49    |         and savage peoples, which may be observed in some places
 9 49(33)|          Italian Catholic Action, May 16, 1926. ~
10 51    |      opportunity for gainful work may be abundant, provided, however,
11 56    |   Predecessor: "However the earth may be apportioned among private
12 56    |         order that created things may serve the needs of mankind
13 61    |          workers - not that these may become remiss in work, for
14 61    |       bird to fly - but that they may increase their property
15 61    |     property by thrift, that they may bear, by wise management
16 61    | non-owning workers are cast, they may be able not only to endure
17 71    |        these increase, the former may be raised and indeed, if
18 71    |         contingency arises, there may be enough to meet extraordinary
19 77    |           he so happily initiated may be solidly established,
20 77    |           what remains to be done may be accomplished, and that
21 77    |       copious and richer benefits may accrue to the family of
22 83    |          constituted in which men may have their place, not according
23 85    |          to employers or workers, may require special care and
24 87    |          individual callings. And may these free organizations,
25 88    |         whereby this dictatorship may be governed firmly and fully.
26 95    |           that all points treated may be properly connected with
27 117   |          Our fatherly solicitude, may answer their petitions,
28 118   |    authority ordained of God54 he may fully cultivate and develop
29 118   |         craft or other calling he may obtain for himself temporal
30 126   |     maternal bosom of the Church. May they lend ready ears to
31 126   |          ready ears to Our voice, may they return whence they
32 126   |         truly their Father's, and may they stand firm there where
33 137   |        men, however perfect these may seem, have the principal
34 140   |        suspicion. Also, as anyone may see, many young men, who
35 141   |        these whole classes of men may be brought back to Christ
36 145   |         left untried; to this end may all our labors turn, to
37 147   |          all and above all Christ may reign, Christ may command
38 147   |          Christ may reign, Christ may command to Whom be "honor
39 148   |                    148. That this may happily come to pass, to
40 148   |           s, the fifteenth day of May, in the year 1931, the tenth