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 1 2 |       tried by so many and such great distresses of body and of
 2 2 | excessive gain, were and are in great part the cause of such great
 3 2 |    great part the cause of such great evils; those very men -
 4 4 |        economic crisis, in this great perturbation of morals,
 5 6 |       as the cause of all these great evils; and that the sacred
 6 10|         holy institutions, such great destruction of immortal
 7 10| immortal souls, and lastly such great contempt of the Divine Majesty,
 8 12|   mankind may be saved from the great peril impending over all.
 9 15|       We know through faith how great is the power of humble,
10 18|       divides humanity into two great camps struggling for transient
11 19|        family feelings, of that great family which extends beyond
12 22|   history of the Church. In the great calamities, in the great
13 22|        great calamities, in the great tribulations of Christianity,
14 23|  penance have with many lost in great part the power of rousing
15 25|       and brotherly love are as great in him as they should be,
16 34|       so many griefs and woes: "Great is thy faith; be it done