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 1 3 | commemoration, much more so has this Apostolic See. Three times he undertook
 2 4 |             unknown land. His was an apostolic spirit so active, so eager
 3 6 |             the missionaries for his apostolic zeal and fortitude of soul,
 4 7 |             go to Rome and visit the Apostolic See. There he would humbly
 5 8 |       enterprise, and armed him with apostolic letters and authority.~
 6 10|         greater the authority of his apostolic rank; and would be more
 7 10|           been ordained to it by his apostolic superior."3~
 8 11|         increased earnestness to his apostolic labor.~
 9 19|            withdraw briefly from his apostolic labors and rest a little,
10 21|           Church of Gaul, which from apostolic times had so generously
11 22|              of the authority of the Apostolic See.11 Backed by this authority
12 23|           been the first goal of his apostolic travels, where he had later
13 28|       teaches us. What took place in apostolic times is then wondrously
14 29|    ambassadors whom the Catholic and Apostolic Church of Rome has destined
15 30|             his close union with the Apostolic See of Rome. This union
16 30|         unshakable foundation of his apostolic labors.~
17 33|       Holiness the government of the Apostolic See and the care of the
18 33|             urge to obedience to the Apostolic See all who wish to keep
19 34|      intimately united with the Holy Apostolic See and that among the disciples
20 34|      Holiness, in the service of the Apostolic See, I may remain your faithful
21 35|            of this glorious martyr's apostolic mission among the peoples
22 35|             and devotion towards the Apostolic See which he seems to have
23 35|             the open struggle of the apostolic life, he pledged by a sacred
24 35|            This same fidelity to the Apostolic See he never ceased to recommend
25 41|            whole heart We impart the Apostolic Blessing, that it may be