Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 int,   1, 3| enlighten all men that they may see what is the mystery which
2  1,   2, 2 |      further, since He longs to see in man the image of His
3  1,  10, 3 |       prejudice, cannot fail to see that the consciences of
4  1,  13, 4 |       unrestrained eagerness to see and hear anything; and they
5  1,  14, 6 |  Association to which this Holy See, after due consideration,
6  2,   4, 2 |         ministry which the Holy See considers of the highest
7  2,   6, 1 |        assertion: "Everyone can see that, in the presence of
8  2,   6, 1 |       before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify
9  4,   2, 10|   programmes they would like to see. But who thinks the burden