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 1 1 |       comes from Our trust in the divine assistance, in preparing
 2 4 |            here where the hand of Divine Providence has set down
 3 4 |        which were little short of divine, for We witnessed Our Blessed
 4 17|          temples of prayer and of divine worship; moreover, that
 5 19|       come to Us the voice of the Divine Consoler and Physician Who,
 6 27|        known are the words of the Divine Teacher, Jesus Christ, Who
 7 28|           derived except from the divine law. Authority itself lost
 8 34|          Who satisfied completely divine justice by his death on
 9 34|          one and the same time, a divine work of reconciliation and
10 36|           26) He also taught us a divine lesson of courage and constancy
11 41|         duty of obedience, on the divine basis of human government,
12 42|          Because the Church is by divine institution the sole depository
13 48|     children imitates that of the Divine Child of Nazareth, and the
14 48|      Christ, when they accept the divine origin and control over
15 48| depository and interpreter of His divine teachings, and, by consequence,
16 48|          their authority, just as divine grace perfects human nature,
17 49|          Peter, promised that the divine assistance would never fail
18 53|           Sacrament, at which the Divine Prince of Peace is honored
19 63|           by the longings born of divine desire: "And other sheep
20 67|        world. The very origin and divine nature of this sovereignty
21 68|           benefit to Italy, which Divine Providence, the ruler and
22 68|           so marvelously with the divine designs in order to protect
23 68|        the Roman Pontiff, neither Divine Providence itself has manifested
24 69|       which We must render to the Divine Judge of the ministry which