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 1 1 |   throughout Italy, that is to say, in the very territory of
 2 5 |   Brethren, you to whom We can say, as Jesus Christ said to
 3 12|    only press which is free to say and to dare to say anything
 4 12|     free to say and to dare to say anything and is often ordered
 5 12|    almost ordered what it must say, were largely summarized
 6 13|      these things - that is to say if We should permit them
 7 14|     wireless"] message, and We say "facile" in order not to
 8 14|     order not to be obliged to say impudent. Its authors imagined
 9 19| something the message does not say. The message, on the contrary,
10 20|        the episcopate, have to say and have to remonstrate
11 24|     Action consist of four. We say four; and this infinitesimal
12 28| pedagogical responsibility, to say only this, anyone may see)
13 31|       the State! We venture to say that none such will be found,
14 33|      the reality of things, We say, as We have always said,
15 34|        honoured and obeyed. To say then that "no Government
16 38|        We were almost about to say solemn and violent, by the
17 40|                         40. We say "the sacred and inviolable
18 40|        that it is necessary to say more. But we must add something
19 51|        of education. We do not say of Christian, but simply
20 55| supposition. Therefore We must say, and do hereby say, that
21 55|        must say, and do hereby say, that he is a Catholic only
22 61|    well understood - We do not say by you, Venerable Brethren,
23 64|        anti-clerical," We will say something on this point.
24 69|    tribulation - let Us rather say the exact word - even if