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 1 4 |          fatal to all, supplants the Divine law of brotherly love which
 2 4 | administration of public affairs the Divine laws, which are the standard
 3 4 |            of all law both human and divine, wage an atrocious war against
 4 4 |           know well that if once the Divine law and knowledge were blotted
 5 5 |            Psalmist, inspired by the Divine Spirit, seems to hint this
 6 9 |           xvi. 18); We know that Our Divine Redeemer, as was foretold
 7 10|             most arduous deeds. This divine afflatus, We say, stirs
 8 10|           such great contempt of the Divine Majesty, We cannot refrain,
 9 14|       Venerable Brethren, that these divine words find a peculiar application
10 17|             is repeated on earth the divine psalmody of the inspired
11 17|      according to the promise of the divine Redeemer: "Where there are
12 20|            who turn in prayer to the divine Majesty, will not set up
13 22|          Christian penance. Thus Our divine Master teaches us, whose
14 22|     reconciliation, and of appeasing divine Justice with external works
15 23|            of faith as sealed with a divine mark in likeness of Christ
16 25|           order. But if zeal for the divine law and brotherly love are
17 25|      generations, imitating even the divine Redeemer, who became the
18 26|         sacred rights of natural and divine law. No leader in public
19 30|             offenses that wound that divine Heart. ~
20 33|        excellent means of satisfying divine Justice and drawing down
21 33|             Justice and drawing down divine mercies. And let the poor,
22 33|              state of society, which divine Providence in its inscrutable
23 33|          more generously even to the divine sublimity of the Cross of
24 34|                              34. The divine Heart of Jesus cannot but