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 1 3(7)    |           Letter Caritate Christi, May 3, 1932.~
 2 17      |            to the end that mortals may duly acknowledge the immortal
 3 22      |       single end in view, "that we may use these external signs
 4 22      |          to holiness, so that they may one day return to the Father
 5 22      |             the helping hand which may lead them happily at last
 6 23      |          recognize God visibly, we may be drawn by Him to love
 7 24      |            Him the heavenly Father may be duly glorified. The sacred
 8 31      |           their Captain - "that we may discover . . . in our Captain,"
 9 34      |        mysteries of faith where we may draw the supernatural sustenance,
10 34      |          are called God's children may reach more readily the end
11 36      |         the work of the redemption may always abide, and the tireless
12 41      |       designated men, through what may be called the spiritual
13 43      |           that whatever they bless may be blessed, whatever they
14 43      |           whatever they consecrate may become sacred and holy,
15 50      | circumstance and the good of souls may require, and as the ecclesiastical
16 50      |       guidance of the Holy Spirit, may have authorized. This will
17 54      |          grew to be so popular. We may instance the spread and
18 55      |            development. Among them may be cited the public pilgrimages
19 58      |            though they be clerics, may not be left to decide for
20 60      |          with several of the rites may be of much advantage to
21 73      |            our redemption, that we may be rescued from eternal
22 74      |     efficacious manner, so that we may be filled with every blessing
23 77      |   generations unto the end of time may be effectively accomplished,
24 78      |           required so that sinners may be individually purified
25 79      |          thereof,"79 so that there may be no cessation of the hymn
26 80      |            concentration that they may be united as closely as
27 87      |        that my sacrifice and yours may be acceptable to God the
28 93      |      visible sacerdotal rite, they may be presented to God the
29 98      |   sacrifice to the heavenly Father may have its full effect, it
30 100     |            that every trace of sin may be completely blotted out,
31 100     |   supernatural life through Christ may be zealously fostered and
32 105     |            united with the priest, may pray together in the very
33 105     |          which all who are present may share. This can be done
34 109     |       watchful guidance everything may be carefully carried out
35 111     |        variety and disparity there may be in the exterior manner
36 111     |      Redeemer, so that their lives may be daily enriched with more
37 117     |          the divine Redeemer, they may be united to Him in the
38 118     |       memory of Me"105 so that "we may continually experience within
39 118     |      sacramental one, so that they may obtain more abundant fruit
40 119     |                               119. May God grant that all accept
41 119     |       freely and with spontaneity. May He grant that they participate
42 119     |        nourished on this food they may learn to make the children
43 120     |        failing nourishment that it may renew their strength and
44 121     |         body and blood of thy Son, may be filled with every heavenly
45 122     |         122. Still sometimes there may be a reason, and that not
46 124     |           we beseech thee, that we may always continue to offer
47 124     |          offer thanks114 . . . and may never cease from praising
48 124     |         which the sacred ministers may make suitable preparation
49 124     |         Mass and holy communion or may return thanks afterwards?
50 124     |           promotes it so that they may be rendered like to Jesus
51 125     |         are very necessary that we may all enjoy more fully the
52 125     |            so that Christ our Lord may exert the greatest possible
53 126     |        souls against anything that may lessen the efficacy of the
54 127     |           be united to Him that we may have a share in those acts
55 136     |           the eucharistic species, may be entirely at the disposal
56 137     |         settling their differences may find peace, and united in
57 137     |           united in mind and heart may sing this song of hope and
58 143     |         value of the divine office may be gathered from the words
59 145     |          choir that mind and voice may accord together."140 It
60 145     |             united with Christ, we may completely dedicate ourselves
61 152     |          Head of the mystical Body may live in all the members
62 157     |    consider our misery, so that we may be urged to a practical
63 160     |        with divine love so that we may daily strive to advance
64 167     |      sanctity before us so that we may consider them for our salvation,
65 167     |      rejoicing at their merits, we may be inflamed by their example."153
66 167     |           justice, so that nothing may be wanting in us of the
67 167     |        glory."154 In order that we may be helped by our senses,
68 170     |        Priest"161 that with Him we may share His life and sentiments
69 172     |     inaccuracies, mentioned above, may be more easily removed from
70 172     |     faithful following safer norms may be able to use more fruitfully
71 176     |        life-giving sap of the tree may bring forth only the best
72 182     |            import and dignity, and may be considered in a certain
73 182     |           said during the month of May in honor of the Blessed
74 190(170)|         the Holy Office, Decree of May 26, 1937.~
75 198     |             the Priest, so that he may become a holy minister of
76 201     |          sacrifice from which they may obtain abundant and salutary
77 201     |       described above so that they may devoutly participate in
78 202     |        sacred liturgy so that they may be able to profit more abundantly
79 204     |            the altars so that they may be restored by the graces
80 205     |       children, who are also Ours, may more fully understand and
81 208     |           of your souls; that they may do this with joy and not
82 209     |                               209. May God, whom we worship, and
83 209     |        during our earthly exile we may with one mind and one heart