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 1 2 |           under the standard of truth, justice, and love - those
 2 4 |    justice, the fountainhead of truth, the basis of all laws -
 3 4 |     more or less from the whole truth; if citizens, peoples, and
 4 5 |          which teaches the full truth, real justice, and that
 5 5 |   Redeemer, who is the way, the truth, and the life,2 and she
 6 9 |         with the appearances of truth. The seductive allurements
 7 10|        to turn their readers to truth, virtue, and wholesome entertainment,
 8 10|       noble. Unfortunately, the truth is often distorted; lies
 9 12|      completely silenced, as if truth were subject to the exclusive
10 23|   shadows, but the sun of God's truth never sets, because "the
11 32|   strength in the full light of truth and in unqualified union
12 35|            35. May the gates of truth be everywhere unobstructed;
13 35| withstand for long the force of truth or charity.~