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 1 7 |       necessary to overcome such evils, it is all-important that
 2 11|          no less serious are the evils which afflict their conquerors.
 3 11|     tended to aggravate the very evils they tried to overcome.
 4 12|         common welfare.~To these evils we must add the contests
 5 14|         its vital organs, so the evils now besetting society and
 6 16|       record, in addition to the evils already mentioned, other
 7 16|         already mentioned, other evils which beset society and
 8 16|      refer specifically to those evils which transcend the material
 9 16| so-called; in other words, those evils which affect the spiritual
10 16|   spiritual life of souls. These evils are all the more to be deplored
11 19|      devoted to a recital of the evils which afflict present-day
12 23|          which result from these evils among individuals may likewise
13 27|         absence of peace and the evils attendant on this absence,
14 32|    appropriate remedy, since the evils themselves seem to suggest
15 38|        passions and renders such evils as division, strife, and
16 57|    remedy or assistance from the evils which we must encounter.