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 1 Text, 1 | knowledge of God. Now, since it may be that some of the people
 2 Text, 1 |        with the intent that you may, each of you, carefully
 3 Text, 7 |      offered to God by our sins may be expiated and that the
 4 Text, 7 |         that the violated order may be repaired by penance:
 5 Text, 7 |      and of love too so that we may suffer together with Christ
 6 Text, 7 |         and for all our poverty may offer Him some little solace.
 7 Text, 7 | holiness of the supreme justice may punish our shameless unworthiness,
 8 Text, 9 |     faithful, so that they also may "present themselves living
 9 Text, 9 |     that the life also of Jesus may be made manifest in our
10 Text, 10|       and thou in me: that they may be made perfect in one" (
11 Text, 13| beatitude of Heaven? To this we may answer in some words of
12 Text, 13|  through the tract of past time may dwell in meditation on Christ,
13 Text, 14|                  14. To this it may be added that the expiatory
14 Text, 18|     more abound" (Romans v, 20) may be used in a manner to describe
15 Text, 20|        and devoutly propagated, may also be more firmly sanctioned
16 Text, 20|          so that all our faults may be washed away with tears,
17 Text, 20|      with tears, and reparation may be made for the violated
18 Text, 21|     name of all. And now lastly may the most benign Virgin Mother
19 Text, 21|         s, on the eighth day of May, 1928, in the seventh year
20 Pray    |   service, so that at length we may all come to that fatherland,