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 1 4 |           which, because they are spiritual, are none the less grave
 2 4 |        consolation and such great spiritual joy that We never imagined
 3 16|      those evils which affect the spiritual life of souls. These evils
 4 18|           War, as they affect the spiritual life, have been felt all
 5 18|     compensations for these great spiritual misfortunes. Among these
 6 21|          forgetful of eternal and spiritual things, to the possession
 7 33|        for mankind is the need of spiritual peace. We do not need a
 8 36|        the world the existence of spiritual values and has obtained
 9 41|        necessity and value of the spiritual life, on the dignity and
10 52|       toward that large family of spiritual children which is, in a
11 57|           by their acquisition of spiritual treasures. Because of the
12 57| activities which succor every ill spiritual and bodily, and help all
13 64|         all, to the attainment of spiritual and imperishable purposes,