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 1 1 |    direction and care. This Our desire found its inspiration in
 2 12|     classes there is common the desire to rule the other and to
 3 12|      common welfare, but in the desire for power and for the protection
 4 20|      men, who still cherish the desire to fight one another and
 5 22|      objects that an inordinate desire for them becomes the root
 6 24|              24. The inordinate desire for pleasure, concupiscence
 7 24|    among states; the inordinate desire for possessions, concupiscence
 8 24|         egotism; the inordinate desire to rule or to domineer over
 9 28|          It was a quite general desire that both our laws and our
10 34|        of charity and a sincere desire for reconciliation. Such
11 38|    solely from the unrestrained desire for earthly possessions,
12 38| possessions, impossible. If the desire for worldly possessions
13 38|         the life of God, by the desire to attain everlasting possession
14 49| programs of Our Predecessors We desire to unite in one - the re-establishment
15 50|       solemn hope that this Our desire may be fully realized.~
16 63|         longings born of divine desire: "And other sheep I have,
17 64|        a common and instinctive desire for union and peace, have
18 65|         65. The Church does not desire, neither ought she to desire,
19 65|    desire, neither ought she to desire, to mix up without a just