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1 2 |      the triumphal progress of Divine religion has contributed
2 6 | retreats; and many heeding the Divine Voice that calls them to
3 7 |  reason of their reverence for Divine and human laws, are justly
4 18|       refusal to recognize the Divine Majesty, the neglect of
5 26|       thorough training in the Divine truths and that the people
6 27|        own knowledge of things Divine and human be wide and deep;
7 34|       s goods; as ministers of Divine Providence they assist the
8 42|      mysterious disposition of Divine Mercy ascended the throne
9 43|     whose confidence is in the Divine Help, since great works