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 1 7 |        necessities or advantages may be raised to a more fitting
 2 25|          for whom you fight. . . May none of you desert Him!
 3 25|         credentials, so that you may be worthy to receive your
 4 26|        rough winds of this world may not bandy you. The sea is
 5 28|          pray that God's comfort may descend, in answer to their
 6 31|     example, Venerable Brothers, may the flocks entrusted to
 7 31|       numbers on the days named. May they pray with one voice
 8 32|      exercise of their ministry, may be restored as speedily
 9 33|       its lawful shepherd again. May Christian principles be
10 34|                              34. May the young, in grade schools
11 34|        cut the sinews of virtue. May they rather be illumined
12 35|                              35. May the gates of truth be everywhere
13 35|         everywhere unobstructed; may no one bar those gates unjustly.
14 35|        bar those gates unjustly. May all men realize that nothing
15 36|                36. And, finally, may the heralds of the gospel
16 37|                              37. May all the faithful ask these
17 37| persecute the Christian religion may the faithful implore forgiveness