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 1 3  |      restore and to ennoble all human society and to promote its
 2 9  |         the consecration of the human race to the Divine Heart,
 3 19 |       confutation of errors and human faults; for these must be
 4 28 |      all-wise and just Judge of human actions. When God is hated,
 5 31 |      the whim of a poor, fickle human wisdom; they spoke of progress,
 6 31 |   perceive the inability of all human effort to replace the law
 7 35 |    forgetfulness of that law of human solidarity and charity which
 8 38 |          which makes us see the human race in the unity of one
 9 43 |       to break the unity of the human race, but rather to enrich
10 48 |      contrasts which divide the human family, may this solemn
11 52 |        prosperity of that great human society which gathers together
12 52 |        of the changeful tide of human will, or of the dictates
13 54 |       which rests upon a purely human foundation, is inspired
14 55 |         Where the dependence of human right upon the Divine is
15 55 |       insecure idea of a merely human authority, and an autonomy
16 55 |     utilitarian morality, there human law itself justly forfeits
17 72 |       natural order divides the human race into social groups,
18 72 |     life. But for all that, the human race is bound together by
19 78 |     have tainted every field of human activity.~
20 82 |    Divine Revelation. There the human legislator must attain to
21 84 |         to the new needs of the human race, is an essential and
22 96 |         that external means and human provisions and political
23 97 | precisely by the sad failure of human expedients to stave off
24 102|           She does not suppress human energies but lifts them
25 106|          The blood of countless human beings, even noncombatants,
26 112|  nations, He holds in His hands human counsels and sweetly turns