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 1 4 |       been accomplished and the great consolation it has given
 2 9 |           The harvest indeed is great, but the laborers are few.
 3 10|                     10. It is a great consolation to Us to know
 4 11|      not only the ceaseless and great labors of those who sowed
 5 15|      which fills Our heart with great consolation. Though some
 6 20|      lands, has received a very great and sublime vocation. He
 7 30|        those laymen who "with a great heart and a willing mind"[
 8 31| Christian religion thereby made great advances. In this respect
 9 32|         the Gospel followed the great Roman roads and was spread
10 34|   immortal Predecessor, Leo the Great, courageously opposed Attila,
11 34|       religion that she had the great joy of bringing him into
12 37|        that the laity should in great numbers enter the serried
13 44|        to religion, or which do great spiritual harm by distorted
14 53|       the loss of liberty is so great that still more serious
15 60|       of God and members of His great family,46 do not for all
16 61|    Jubilee Year 1925, ordered a great missionary exhibition to
17 67|       this year also there is a great increase in the generous