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 1 7 |       true riches to which all men both can and should aspire.
 2 7 |      which We have invited all men of good will. For there
 3 8 |       need of a priesthood: of men, that is, who have the official
 4 8 |      between God and humanity, men who should consecrate themselves
 5 8 |        purpose of their lives, men set aside to offer to God
 6 10| assumptus, "taken from amongst men," yet pro hominibus constituitur
 7 10|    sunt ad Deum, "ordained for men in the things that appertain
 8 12|  highest and on earth peace to men of good will." ~
 9 21|    receive the dignity of free men and of sons of God." ~
10 22|      the Christian priesthood, men like St. John Chrysostom,
11 33|        one mediator of God and men, the man Jesus Christ."
12 33|     God, and a good name among men." On the contrary, whosoever
13 34|     placed high in the eyes of men they must also be lifted
14 57|        task to clear away from men's minds the mass of prejudices
15 61|    elect to the priestly state men almost devoid of that learning
16 66|    wherever you can find them, men really fitted for this noble
17 66|      by example than by words, men who are capable of imparting,
18 68| shortage of means and suitable men. Hence it is impossible
19 72|   neither be partaker of other men's sins." "To impose hands
20 72|      to be a partaker of other men's sins is for the ordainer
21 77| Cottolengo and St. John Bosco, men of truly lofty holiness,
22 78|  generous hearts of many young men this precious seed of vocation;
23 82|      make you to be fishers of men." Blessed are those Christian
24 83|    worthy of the veneration of men and angels? A long and sad