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 1 1 |          the inscrutable design of Divine Providence We were raised
 2 7 |       indeed, both by vocation and divine commission, the chief apostle
 3 9 |             Yet in the splendor of Divine Revelation the priest is
 4 10|           may seem; but for things divine and enduring. These eternal
 5 11|            was, in this manner, of divine institution; and determined
 6 11|         God as a tabernacle of the divine Majesty upon earth, it was
 7 12|           say, in the hands of the Divine Redeemer. He continues the
 8 12|   world-embracing universality and divine efficacy, that work that
 9 14| reconciliation of sinners with the Divine Majesty. ~
10 16|         infinitely pleasing to the Divine Majesty. "Wondrous things
11 18|     himself at the tribunal of the Divine Judge, the priest with the
12 20|        priests; to relieve, in His divine generosity and mercy, the
13 23|         and infallible guardian of divine revelation, by means of
14 23|         this world"; she sows with divine bounty that seed which is
15 24|          its arrogant rejection of divine revelation, and its pursuit
16 25|     immortal soul; the severity of divine judgment; the spotless holiness
17 25|           spotless holiness of the divine gaze that reads the hearts
18 27|        power of expansion given by divine grace to the Church. This
19 28|            intercession and of the divine help which it brings. Who
20 29|        they have recourse, seeking divine aid in all the vicissitudes
21 34|          priests who sacrifice the Divine Lamb and give thanks for
22 36|         Holy Scripture says of our Divine Savior: He "began to do
23 37|        place he might lose, if not divine grace, certainly that unction
24 38|        consider these words of the Divine Master as spoken to himself,
25 39|            which Mary bears to her Divine Son. ~
26 43|       Apostolic preaching. For the Divine Master showed such high
27 49|            who, forgetful of these divine promises should become "
28 52|            himself an echo of that divine pity which so often moved
29 56|                            56. The divine High Priest wished us to
30 57|            weighty than that which divine Wisdom itself once spoke
31 60|            and to the glory of her divine Head, Jesus Christ. And
32 61|        more trust in human than in divine means. He did this because
33 62|          62. In the natural order, divine miracles suspend for a moment
34 77|         the burning desire of that Divine Heart?" "Ask therefore,
35 80|           To this ordinary rule of divine Providence exceptions are
36 82|       accept the invitation of the Divine Master: "Come ye after Me,
37 82|      greater faith, they make such divine visitations the object of
38 83|            scruple in opposing the divine call with objections of
39 87|          the abiding grace of this divine sacrament will not be wanting
40 92|         the benefits poured out by Divine Providence in these extraordinary