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 1 15|         and veneration which we may give to our Heavenly Mother
 2 30|         this Marian celebration may bring forth those most desired
 3 31|     tenet of Christian doctrine may be more clearly explained;
 4 31|         the Faith of the people may be increased and their devotion
 5 31|         and that henceforth all may take upon themselves to
 6 34|     city of the Catholic world, may also give the lead in Faith,
 7 35|         way of life of each one may be daily made more conformable
 8 36|         supplication that there may grow up a generous and promising
 9 36|       beautiful flower of youth may not suffer itself to be
10 36|         zeal and bursting ardor may be governed with even moderation,
11 36|   abhorring all deception, they may not turn toward what is
12 37|      manhood and in old age men may shine by their Christian
13 37|   fortitude; that domestic life may be conspicuous for inviolate
14 37| inviolate faithfulness, that it may flourish through proper
15 38|       finally ask that the aged may so rejoice over the fruits
16 38|         course approaches, they may have nothing to fear, no
17 40|     Church throughout the world may be allowed to enjoy the
18 42|      and civil liberty demands, may be openly and sincerely
19 44|      her Immaculate Conception. May the same Blessed Virgin
20 44|    unity by which at last there may be one fold and one shepherd (
21 46|        Prince of Peace, so also may she, by her protection and
22 46|    whatever peaceful prosperity may be given to us during the
23 47|                             47. May the Divine Redeemer, moved
24 48|                  48. Meanwhile, may the Apostolic Benediction