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 1 4 |        early age he strongly felt God calling him to leave his
 2 5 |         be its manner of thanking God for having received the
 3 7 |          this and by the grace of God he would more readily attain
 4 16|           it is not only almighty God Who is called Father in
 5 17|          as it were a new city of God, in which, generation after
 6 19|           We have by the grace of God preached Christ's word to
 7 19|          prayers and the grace of God, I want to remain always
 8 22|      glory. ". . . For then, with God's help and at the instigation
 9 23|         by the grace and favor of God this very important task
10 24| ceaselessly preaching the word of God, banishing pagan rites and
11 24|         fix the anchor of hope in God, Who will immediately give
12 25|           wholly for the glory of God, for his own and his neighbor'
13 27|          was he driven by love of God that his one aim was an
14 27|       prime purpose was to preach God's glory to unknown tribes,
15 27|      separate us from the love of God, which comes to us in Christ
16 28|            thanks to the strength God gives me;"29 so that nothing
17 29|           and know that we praise God, and our heart's yearning
18 29|       heart's yearning grows that God our Lord, refuge of the
19 32|          in spreading the word of God, which through His favor
20 32|       name of Christ our Lord and God, the gospel of God's kingdom
21 32|       Lord and God, the gospel of God's kingdom to whatever peoples,
22 32|         the Catholic faith and by God's grace persevere in the
23 33|        arms in prayer, we thanked God. So, just as if we were
24 33|      Church of Rome, and whomever God gives me as followers or
25 40|   intercession may he obtain from God undaunted fortitude especially
26 40|           hostile machinations of God's enemies; and may he call
27 41|        Our most earnest prayer to God while to all of you, Venerable