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 1 Text, 1 |     as in the beginning this Divine promise lifted up the despondent
 2 Text, 1 |       are always supplied by Divine Wisdom, who reacheth from
 3 Text, 2 | people was growing cold, the Divine Charity itself was set forth
 4 Text, 2 |     most auspicious and most divine sign is offered to our sight,
 5 Text, 3 |   promote the worship of the Divine Heart are everywhere erected,
 6 Text, 4 |  things that are ours to the Divine Heart of Jesus, acknowledging
 7 Text, 4 |     plebiscites repugnant to Divine and natural law, nay more
 8 Text, 9 |     because of that wondrous divine dispensation whereby those
 9 Text, 14|      against the Church, the Divine Head of the Church is Himself
10 Text, 15|    all rights both human and Divine are confounded. Churches
11 Text, 16|      incredible ignorance of Divine things and infected with
12 Text, 18|      injuries offered to the Divine Heart, nay more they do
13 Text, 18|     the injured honor of the Divine Majesty, as well by constantly
14 Text, 19|   reparation to the offended Divine honor, which are inaugurated
15 Text, 21|      on the complaint of the Divine Victim: "What profit is
16 Pray    |  neglect of the Sacrament of Divine love or its profanation
17 Pray    |   the outrage offered to the Divine honor, we offer to Thee