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 1 2  |      nature fully expressing the mind of Leo XIII. Yet the Encyclical,
 2 7  |         such a sharp conflict of mind, therefore, while the question
 3 8  |          weighed all this in his mind before God; he summoned
 4 16 |     would have to be recalled to mind. These benefits can be reduced
 5 17 |         not only to instruct the mind, but to regulate by her
 6 18 |       and in accordance with the mind and instructions of the
 7 42 | capacities of the human body and mind, determine the limits of
 8 44 |    concerning the true and exact mind of Leo, it has seemed best
 9 46 |           Unless this is kept in mind, one is swept from his course
10 53 |         exercise the energies of mind and body on or through these
11 53 |       XIII certainly had this in mind when he wrote: "Neither
12 56 |      must be continually kept in mind. ~
13 57 |        and energies of body, and mind and not be a burden to others
14 69 |     still more important, unless mind, material things, and work
15 78 |       the State comes chiefly to mind, not as if universal well-being
16 87 |           in conformity with the mind of Christian social teaching,
17 104|     since Leo's time, We have in mind the good not only of those
18 110|      philosophy, must be kept in mind regarding ownership and
19 121|       all to the training of the mind and character. Under the
20 126|         society according to the mind of the Church on the firmly
21 135|      spiritual things. Truly the mind shudders at the thought