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 1 1 |       priesthood, We offered the divine Sacrifice for the first
 2 3 |        Our first offering of the Divine Sacrifice. For nothing can
 3 3 |          enabling us to know the divine will and to fulfil it; and
 4 4 |       eternal truths, and of the Divine laws, and of God Himself,
 5 4 |        and the discipline of the divine arts"7 wherein "God is all
 6 4 |     united to God by the help of divine grace, which is obtained
 7 4 |         supported by the help of divine grace, illuminated by eternal
 8 5 | preachers of the Gospel. For the Divine Master Himself, not content
 9 6 |         be there so much care in divine readings, such frequent
10 6 |       time to the world. Let the divine voice sound in our ears:
11 6 |          vehemently urged by the Divine Spirit seek the solitude "
12 6 |      more often be intent on the divine wisdom in the court of the
13 6 |  ascetical methods, whether from divine revelation, or from their
14 6 |     times; by the disposition of Divine Providence like manner,
15 7 |          most present aid of the Divine Spirit, fled to seek true
16 8 |        most sweet counsel of the Divine Goodness; so that this secret
17 9 |       the inscrutable decrees of Divine Providence had not disposed
18 10|      sacred retreat, gifted with divine light, he clearly showed
19 16|    supreme heights of prayer and divine love; without doubt all
20 19|         very day on which by the Divine bounty the fiftieth year
21 19|          firm hope as an omen of divine gifts, and as a pledge of