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 1 3 |    letters without number the good wishes of Our brothers and
 2 8 |    co-operation of all men of good will, the most wonderful
 3 9 |       looked for peace and no good came: for a time of healing,
 4 12| opinion concerning the public good or in a laudable and disinterested
 5 18|      wisdom of God, Who draws good from evil.~
 6 25|     of state or of the public good, or out of love for country.
 7 30|    will in its efforts toward good and in its avoidance of
 8 37|       contrary, every earthly good is promised in so many words
 9 52|       with you, render to the Good God for the great work which,
10 57|     whole being to the common good, they undertake truly miraculous
11 58|  Christ, but ministers of the good, servants of the servants
12 63|      Church. The Vicar of the Good Shepherd, seeing so many
13 71|     on ,earth peace to men of good will." (Luke ii, 14)~