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 1 3 | Exercises, which we earnestly desire to see daily extended more
 2 4 |       in the minds of men the desire for more excellent goods,
 3 4 |      social life: namely that desire of gaining souls to Christ
 4 4 |      and be inflamed with the desire of helping them, in whatsoever
 5 6 |    men were still held by the desire of placid solitude wherein
 6 6 |  order being free from bodily desire they might more often be
 7 10|      exercises with an ardent desire of their own perfection,
 8 11|        With all our power, we desire to promote this Action;
 9 17|   secular clergy we earnestly desire to see adopted by the laity
10 18|     setting forth the supreme desire of Our Apostolic heart to