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 1 int,   0, 1|        which are the boast of the men of our generation, though
 2 int,   0, 2|         the strength and power of men; others improve their conditions
 3 int,   1, 2| individuals and of every group of men. ~
 4 int,   1, 3|       message, in fine, which all men of every race and every
 5 int,   1, 3|      Christ, and to enlighten all men that they may see what is
 6 int,   2, 6|      emotions of souls, may reach men's minds with a healing influence,
 7 int,   3, 1|          to the task of recalling men to the pursuit of the perfection
 8 int,   3, 5|         manner of acting of these men fills Our mind with grief,
 9 int,   4, 2|           powerful influence into men's minds, both because they
10 int,   4, 3|    machines, which ought to serve men, when brought into use,
11  1,   2, 1 |      times pours out His gifts on men who are objects of His special
12  1,   2, 2 |        lofty purpose of revealing men as in some way the assistants
13  1,   2, 3 |            of those arts by which men can employ electrical forces
14  1,   2, 3 |           God may be spread among men like good seed which bring
15  1,   6, 3 |          widespread opinion among men of our time who are unreasonably
16  1,   7, 1 |       which transmit the ideas of men, those occupy a special
17  1,   7, 2 |          adapted to the nature of men, as Aquinas says: "But it
18  1,   7, 3 |    Television, deal not only with men's recreation and leisure -
19  1,   7, 4 |         provide opportunities for men to meet and unite in common
20  1,   8, 3 |         from above to the mass of men, aided by which they may
21  1,  10, 4 |           end, namely, to provide men with a broader cultural
22  1,  11, 1 |          towards the true good of men by shows as well. ~
23  1,  11, 2 |          not only to entertaining men and giving them news, but
24  1,  11, 3 |            but at vast throngs of men, who differ among themselves
25  1,  14, 1 |           can arise, according as men make use of them, She desires
26  1,  14, 4 |      these are to be entrusted to men skilled in the use of these
27  2,   0, 1 |        worthy instrument by which men can be guided towards salvation,
28  2,   1, 1 |           a Committee of reliable men, which will depend on each
29  2,   1, 1 |           National Offices. These men, of course, should be outstanding
30  2,   3, 2 |          since in many countries, men engaged in this industry
31  2,   6, 1 |           your light shine before men, that they may see your
32  2,   7, 1 |        the work itself. Let these men not hesitate to consult
33  2,   7, 9 |         that all good and prudent men, following Our counsels,
34  3,   0, 3 |          of communication between men. On a kind of winged flight
35  3,   0, 4 |         to enlighten and instruct men, and to direct their minds
36  3,   0, 5 |                   But there is in men, though they may be within
37  3,   0, 5 |         desire to listen to other men, to obtain knowledge of
38  3,   0, 6 |           with the active life of men of different civilizations,
39  3,   0, 7 |        the responsibility laid on men of the present day, and
40  3,   0, 7 |         happiness, came slowly to men through the Apostles, treading
41  3,   0, 7 |          hundreds of thousands of men at one and the some time".46
42  3,   0, 9 |       Father ; and by it we curse men, who are made after the
43  4,   0, 3 |        for it is directed towards men in their own homes rather
44  4,   2, 11|        help" to educate and train men, and recall them to their
45 con,   2, 1|       Television are perverted by men to evil uses. ~