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 1 1 |        of the Virgin Mother of God, has always been held by
 2 5 |    after he had succeeded with God's help in accomplishing
 3 7 |        to the august Mother of God; exceptional learning, such
 4 9 |         of one charity towards God and all men, and of one
 5 13|      misfortune from preaching God's truth for His glory, with
 6 16|     whole of the truths, which God has revealed. ~
 7 25|        help and inspiration of God. The fruit of such goodwill
 8 30|        following terms: ~Since God requires us to be vigilant
 9 39| prayers and supplications that God may establish throughout
10 40|        and confident prayer to God. And We would have them
11 40|        of the Virgin Mother of God, that, through the gracious
12 42|                        42. And God grant that this Our fatherly
13 42|       We, by the Providence of God, to-day occupy that same
14 43|      distinct from the Word of God; for the nature of the Word
15 44|        inspiration and help of God, feel themselves called