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 1 4 | property and possessions of all men, and even society itself."1
 2 10|      authority of parents. What men call authority and subordination
 3 13|                    13. When all men have finally acquired the
 4 19|         them from the hearts of men, especially of the young.
 5 21|       of God from the hearts of men, and they are necessarily
 6 23|  contributing factor in rousing men and materials from the inertia
 7 23|  slavery imposed on millions of men, has Communism reached its
 8 24|         yoke imposed on them by men who in very large part are
 9 26|  all-wise and just Judge of all men. This supreme reality, God,
10 26|        truth, it is not because men believe in God that He exists;
11 26|        because He exists do all men whose eyes are not deliberately
12 34|              and . . . peace to men . . .,"17 true peace and
13 34|    happiness of heaven - but to men of good will. This doctrine
14 35|        non-Christian countries, men recognize the great value
15 36|    universal brotherhood of all men of whatever race and condition.
16 44|    Apostle: "Go to now, ye rich men; weep and howl in your miseries
17 46|     mercy. The more the working men and the poor realize what
18 52|         comforts, and to uplift men to that higher standard
19 55|   working-classes. The minds of men must be illuminated with
20 56|   successfully, to attract even men of good faith. ~
21 59|       the Contemplative Orders, men and women, to redouble their
22 68|       like character, groups of men and women who live in the
23 69|     principle of order wherever men work together in fraternal
24 76|        example of distinguished men of the past and of our own