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 1 3 |  beneficent peace, thanks to the divine goodness and mercy, has
 2 13|         and honouring also their Divine Master and His unworthy
 3 21|          a particular way by the Divine Creator and Redeemer.~
 4 40|        you nourish and govern by divine mandate and who would hardly
 5 40|        if we are to share in the divine redemption. It concerns
 6 42|         to fulfil the imperative Divine Commission entrusted to
 7 42|          entrusted to her by her Divine Founder, to bring to souls,
 8 43| universality and totality of the divine mandate to the Church, has
 9 43|    Church, has been shown by the Divine Master Himself, the Creator
10 46|            46. The universal and divine mandate with which the Church
11 48|         as fellow workers in His Divine Apostolate. And His example
12 69|          a sensible proof of the divine aid and favour We already
13 69|        to the promised unfailing divine assistance, We remain, and
14 70|        parts of the world to the divine Founder of the Church and
15 70|       Apostles, and on which day divine providence has disposed
16 71|     hidden in the mystery of the Divine Heart, which will infallibly
17 72|     through human favour, but by divine mandate. She must always
18 72|      circumstances, but from the divine and inviolable decree. And
19 74|         the augury and pledge of divine blessings, descend upon