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 1 4 | inexpressible consolation and such great spiritual joy that We never
 2 4 |         again to the world, to the great glory of God and to the
 3 7 |             Since the close of the Great War individuals, the different
 4 11|         oppressed and exploited by great nations. The great powers,
 5 11|    exploited by great nations. The great powers, on their side, contend
 6 11|          the smaller. All nations, great and small, suffer acutely
 7 14|         cannot but grieve over the great increase in the number of
 8 18|            The evil results of the Great War, as they affect the
 9 18|            compensations for these great spiritual misfortunes. Among
10 25|            and members of the same great human family, that other
11 26|       appear to be a wonderful and great victory (this thought has
12 29|           Himself had called it a "great sacrament" (Ephesians v,
13 30|            was let loose on such a great scale.~
14 31|           tremendous struggle, the Great War, which unfortunately
15 46|        alone is adapted to do this great work, for she is not only
16 46|         age-old traditions and her great prestige, which has not
17 49|           and "you shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven." (
18 50|          so solemn, because of the great number and high dignity
19 52|            to the Good God for the great work which, as the occasion
20 54|           widespread diffusion and great activity of the apostolate
21 55|         pastors and the faithful a great and increasing amount of
22 58|            with Christ, and become great factors in bringing about
23 58|          men are ennobled and made great by the selfsame nobility
24 59|         the upheaval caused by the Great War and of its political
25 63|        those who, unfortunately in great numbers, are either ignorant
26 64|            actual experience, what great possibilities for peace