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 1 1  |         the original purity of its divine institution, and accordingly
 2 3  |          of men, forgetful of that divine work of redemption, either
 3 5  |       concerned in vindicating the divine institution of matrimony,
 4 6  |           is of its very nature of divine institution, the human will,
 5 9  |     blessings annexed thereto from divine institution. ~
 6 12 |           seen how great a gift of divine goodness and how remarkable
 7 19 |        this contract sanctioned by divine law, may not be denied to
 8 29 |      obedience which she pays. Let divine charity be the constant
 9 34 |            perpetual bond which by divine right is so bound up with
10 34 |        that enduring bond which by divine right is inherent in every
11 34 |          of its very nature to the divine law, which therefore cannot
12 35 |         merely human power, but on divine law, of which the only guardian
13 36 |            intimate reason of this divine decree, Venerable Brethren,
14 41 | Nevertheless, since it is a law of divine Providence in the supernatural
15 43 |         one can fail to admire the divine Wisdom, Holiness and Goodness
16 44 |         day we should witness this divine institution often scorned
17 47 |            certain precepts of the divine and natural law. But these
18 55 |        Writ bears witness that the Divine Majesty regards with greatest
19 56 |          her voice in token of her divine ambassadorship and through
20 66 |    unthinkable and contrary to the divine precept promulgated in the
21 73 |        heart."56 The force of this divine precept can never be weakened
22 80 |           is holy, arises from the divine origin we have just mentioned,
23 80 |      ministers, as it were, of the Divine Omnipotence. To this must
24 82 |           is forbidden also by the divine law."62 If the Church occasionally
25 82 |            laws (provided that the divine law remains intact and the
26 84 |           and the communication of divine and human rights."63 But
27 84 |            of perfection which the divine Redeemer willed it should
28 93 |           a pious ordinance of the divine Goodness should today, and
29 94 |          except by a return to the divine plan which, as the Angelic
30 96 |           bear in mind what is the divine plan and strive to conform
31 97 |            God will, by the aid of divine grace, be glad to subject
32 100|            continually ask for His divine assistance, frequent the
33 102|         and moral conduct with the divine laws respective of marriage,
34 102|           of the observance of the divine law, which demands sometimes
35 102|    avoiding the fulfillment of the divine law. ~
36 103| falsification or corruption of the divine law but a true genuine knowledge
37 109|            the interpreters of the divine will, have handed down,
38 114|      strengthened with the aids of divine grace, in the absence of
39 114|        with heavenly doctrines and divine sacraments, that He might
40 115|           them diligently pray for divine help, so that they make
41 115|        receive more abundantly the divine blessing of the fourth commandment: "
42 124|       frailty by the assistance of divine grace. Such an authority
43 125|           of what is prescribed by divine and ecclesiastical law,