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 1 2 |     being spread abroad in what may be described as a violent
 2 5 |             5. And now, that We may bring the Year of Mary to
 3 7 |      encyclical letter, that We may renew the praises of Our
 4 15|         the unity of the Church may be preserved "by the grace
 5 38|     source of death, so that it may be stated that the work
 6 38|     lamentable fall,"51 then it may be legitimately concluded
 7 47|      whole world on the 31st of May. We likewise ordain that
 8 47|     such consecration a new era may begin, joyous in Christian
 9 48|         her feast-days honored; may the beads of the Rosary
10 48|         be in the hands of all; may Christians gather, in small
11 48|       in hospitals, in prisons. May Mary's name be held in highest
12 48|      more precious than jewels; may none utter blasphemous words,
13 50|  nothing to remove these evils. May the powerful Queen of creation,
14 50|    children with eyes of mercy; may the Virgin, who is able
15 50|         grant to them that they may soon enjoy the rightful
16 50|       cause of the Gospel, they may also contribute to the strength
17 51| instituting a feast so that all may recognize more clearly and
18 52|       and Mother of Christendom may hear these Our prayers,
19 52|       world shaken by hate, and may, after this exile show unto