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 1 38 |     should tend; in the unity of means to secure that end.~
 2 59 |     designed by the Creator as a means.~
 3 81 |         to peoples from external means, from the sword which can
 4 83 |     which God has given man as a means of sustenance and progress,
 5 84 |    regeneration, by adapting her means to the altered conditions
 6 85 |         yet has no part in them, means in our days having to face
 7 91 |    regions where faith in Christ means suffering and persecution,
 8 96 | experience teaches that external means and human provisions and
 9 98 |       day the vanity of the very means in which once they had placed
10 107|      Apostolic office and by the means at Our disposal, to prevent
11 107|   Christian Charity to try every means to spare mankind and Christianity
12 112|          are for His Omnipotence means to mould affairs and events