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 1 1 | people from every part of the world, and by the Sacred College
 2 4 |     important of the Catholic world. Then there were to be considered
 3 4 |   fail to call upon the whole world to assist Us in this task.
 4 4 |   Rome from every part of the world. Under normal circumstances
 5 4 |  proclaimed once again to the world, to the great glory of God
 6 8 |      continue to exist in the world today which were the object
 7 10|    the immense theater of the World War, the old rivalries between
 8 18|   have been felt all over the world, even in out-of-the-way
 9 21|       scale the goods of this world. But they err grievously
10 25|     love of the things of the world, are precisely the source
11 34| acquired for us and the whole world by Jesus Christ, a peace
12 34|       Christ, reconciling the world to himself." (II Corinthians
13 34|      v, 19) "God so loved the world, as to give his only begotten
14 36|       Who has revealed to the world the existence of spiritual
15 36|     man, if he gain the whole world, and suffer the loss of
16 41|    the ills which afflict the world today and in leading mankind
17 42|     teacher and an example of world good-will, for she is able
18 45|       will be in harmony with world conditions as the Middle
19 49|  effectively toward a lasting world peace.~Pius X in taking
20 49|     earth," "the light of the world" (Matt. v, 13, 14), fathers
21 58|     factors in bringing about world peace because they work
22 67|      the capital of the whole world, because He made it the
23 67|      the peoples of the whole world. The very origin and divine
24 67|     the faithful of the whole world demand that this sacred
25 68|       Italy and of the entire world.~
26 70| pacification of Italy and the world as well.~
27 71|    approach when all over the world men will celebrate the humble