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 1 4  |        course, was this state of things to those who thought it
 2 11 |       the stewardship over those things that are closely bound up
 3 11 |       those who furnish material things and those who furnish work -
 4 41 |    endowed by office, but in all things that are connected with
 5 42 |          very nature of material things and on the capacities of
 6 42 |  individual and social nature of things and of men, the purpose
 7 43 |      attain the final end of all things, that is God, to Himself
 8 53 |       not God the Creator of all things, in keeping with His goodness,
 9 53 |         on or through these very things? And in the application
10 54 |         It is true, indeed, that things have not always and everywhere
11 56 |     itself in order that created things may serve the needs of mankind
12 57 |     thinks it the right order of things for it to get everything
13 62 |                    62. All these things which Our Predecessor has
14 69 | important, unless mind, material things, and work combine and form
15 77 |       the family of mankind, two things are especially necessary:
16 78 |        its activity, but because things have come to such a pass
17 79 |          changed conditions many things which were done by small
18 80 |         effectively do all those things that belong to it alone
19 119|      greatest possible supply of things that serve the advantages
20 119|      Creator and last end of all things.55 ~
21 129|       excessive care for passing things that is the origin of all
22 129|     wholly fixed on the changing things of the world, and raise
23 130|    calamities. But if we examine things critically with Christian
24 131|          of the Lord they do all things contrary."65 ~
25 135|       least thought of spiritual things. Truly the mind shudders
26 135|        were wont to value higher things, and upon its substitution
27 136|         itself demands, that all things be directed to God as the
28 136|          provided that all these things be sought with due respect
29 139|    aspire with confidence to the things that are eternal. Sometimes
30 144|       flouted, and that order of things permitted to prevail which