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1 7 |         the problems peculiar to modern life. Our present Encyclical
2 25|           that debase so much of modern life, and spur on the different
3 57|   adversaries have piled up; the modern mind is eager for the truth,
4 58|        that he must be healthily modern, as is the Church, which
5 60|         level and wider scope of modern education as compared with
6 61|          it is true, and even in modern times, Our Lord makes the
7 67|  effectively forearm him against modern errors of whatever sort.
8 83| explained by the dissipations of modern life, the seductions, which