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 1 1 |    in the darkness of night, Benedict of Nursia brilliantly shines,
 2 2 |     in resplendent light Our Benedict - blessed "by name and grace".2
 3 4 |    Letter the part played by Benedict in this renewal and restoration;
 4 5 |   allurements of corruption, Benedict proved the perennial youth
 5 8 |     salvation of souls. This Benedict knew well and had found
 6 11|   gain had stirred up. Since Benedict was prompted by divine and
 7 13|         13. It was here that Benedict brought the monastic life
 8 13|      life, with gentle words Benedict admonished him: "If you
 9 15|    then that "the rule which Benedict, the man of God, wrote for
10 16|    it is expedient" says St. Benedict, "for the preservation of
11 17|   plebians. Such a situation Benedict mastered with breadth of
12 20|    nations and institutions, Benedict proclaims these most holy
13 22|    already, that the sons of Benedict were almost alone in that
14 25| glorious achievements of St. Benedict, cannot but fall under the
15 28|    norms, in virtue of which Benedict once illumined saved and
16 29|  them toil, as the Patriarch Benedict admonishes, with mind and
17 32|      indeed humanity owes to Benedict; for if today it glories
18 33| Peter's, on the feast of St. Benedict, the twenty-first day of