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 1 2 |      special debt of gratitude to St. Boniface intend to make
 2 5 |           under the leadership of St. Augustine. It is surely
 3 6 | afterwards named Boniface by Pope St. Gregory II, was undoubtedly
 4 12|           as Boniface was dear to St. Gregory II for the eminence
 5 12|       successors: namely, to Pope St. Gregory III, who, for his
 6 12|       Faith to Germany;"4 to Pope St. Zachary also, who in an
 7 16|           Through the activity of St. Boniface, what was certainly
 8 21|    highest praise, at the time of St. Boniface was greatly in
 9 21|       affairs reached the ears of St. Boniface; no sooner did
10 22|      initiative and leadership of St. Boniface four Councils
11 22|          Then to the great joy of St. Boniface and all good men,
12 25|           into eternal happiness, St. Boniface finished the course
13 25|          his resting place. There St. Boniface seems to speak
14 27|           Venerable Brothers, did St. Boniface draw that tireless
15 27|        every right that phrase of St. Paul's: "With us, Christ'
16 32|         Rome to receive from Pope St. Gregory II his mandate
17 33|        reverence and obedience to St. Gregory II and his successors,
18 33|     example, did he write to Pope St. Zachary, immediately on
19 36|          This manner of acting of St. Boniface, in which his
20 38|                   38. The life of St. Boniface. which we have
21 39|       through the intercession of St. Boniface who in order to
22 41|      affection.~Given at Rome, at St. Peter's the fifth day of
23 41|          of June, on the Feast of St. Boniface, Bishop and Martyr,