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 1 16 |     gratitude made on Us by the good wishes of those who, though
 2 16 |      imitate the example of the Good Shepherd in order to bring
 3 20 |        of shepherds, Jesus, the Good Shepherd, Who is light as
 4 24 |       in whom there yet remains good will to the One from Whom
 5 28 |      uncivilized tribes what is good and what is bad, what lawful,
 6 30 |         Jesus" (Roman Breviary, Good Friday, Response Five).~
 7 49 |     honor in our affections and good works to those who are bound
 8 59 | harmoniously towards the common good. That good can neither be
 9 59 |   towards the common good. That good can neither be defined according
10 60 |         detriment of the public good, by being wrenched from
11 65 |         standards of the common good.~
12 66 |      the material and spiritual good of their offspring and to
13 72 |    commonwealth directed to the good of all nations and ruled
14 73 |         directed to the general good.~
15 77 |       recourse should be had in good time to a frank discussion
16 89 |          do not think solely of good bishops and clerics." You
17 89 |         minister to Christ by a good life, by almsgiving, by
18 101|   Founder Who "went about doing good" (Acts x. 38).~
19 102|       announced peace to men of good will: "Glory to God in the
20 102|        on earth peace to men of good will" (Saint Luke ii. 14).~
21 107|    foreboding, the Image of the Good Shepherd comes up before
22 108|   counselors and aids to men of good will in the reconstruction