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 1 3 |   revenues or staff, that they may the more worthily attain
 2 5 |        of the twenty-fourth of May, 1931. Our special purpose
 3 6 |       priceless gift of Faith, may appreciate the sublimity
 4 6 |        are in search of Truth, may share this appreciation
 5 6 |      who are themselves called may have still deeper understanding
 6 7 |        to be rid of; that they may clear the way for that destruction
 7 8 |     laws of human nature. They may, indeed, be in the service
 8 10|       lofty and valuable these may seem; but for things divine
 9 10| enduring. These eternal things may, perhaps, through ignorance,
10 12|    thus perfectly sums up what may be said of the greatness,
11 31|  deplorable and distressing it may be, cannot dim the splendor
12 34|        So, Venerable Brethren, may we not ask with St. Robert
13 35|       in rank than the people, may also be higher in holiness."
14 43|     belong to the Lord, how he may please God." All this had
15 44|     its children in thy truth; may they become to thee children
16 44|        God and the human race. May He be praised who made His
17 48|      secular business: that he may please Him to whom he hath
18 49|      They that serve the altar may partake with the altar . . .
19 65|  candidates for the priesthood may be trained and educated
20 66|     positions. These positions may seem of greater moment,
21 69|       is a serious mistake and may do serious harm. It is far
22 70|       devout attraction, which may sometimes be absent or hardly
23 79| beautiful and delicate flowers may develop without danger.
24 79|        develop without danger. May all members of Catholic
25 81|   posterity "in which Thy name may be blessed forever," and
26 81|     family, that common prayer may rise more acceptably to
27 83|       middle and upper classes may be partly explained by the
28 87|      recollection even one who may have entered in sortem Domini,
29 87| purpose or conduct. However it may have come about that he
30 89|        sweet odor of your life may be a delight to the Church
31 89|      word and good example you may build the house, that is,
32 92|      from their common Father. May it be a blessing of thanksgiving
33 92|       Years of the Redemption; may it be a blessing of good