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 1 2  |       glory shall be revealed we may also be glad with exceeding
 2 6  |           though their countries may have drawn the sword against
 3 23 |      every sin, however grave it may be, is such as of its own
 4 23 |          heresy or apostasy. Men may lose charity and divine
 5 25 |        is so constituted that it may be likened to a body. We
 6 39 |        conspicuous holiness, who may point the way for the rest
 7 40 |   visible head. Nor against this may one argue that the primacy
 8 44 |        held, marvelous though it may seem: Christ has need of
 9 45 |          which is His Body there may be added three others which
10 46 |       the Lord shall appear they may be like unto Him and see
11 50 |         and wisdom, so that they may loyally preserve the treasury
12 51 |           so that the whole Body may grow ever more and more
13 54 |    Church in such a way that she may portray, in her whole life,
14 56 |          her individual members, may become daily more and more
15 56 |          the Lord with open face may be transformed into the
16 60 |     should be used; for by it we may distinguish the Body of
17 62 |          whatever bonds of union may be found in a physical or
18 66 |         the flocks, and that all may increase the merit of their
19 83 |           so that through Him we may receive the spirit of charity
20 84 |       even from early childhood, may become a source of that
21 88 |         is true that venial sins may be expiated in many ways
22 93 |         solid and undivided love may abide and increase in our
23 96 |        body, however widely they may differ in nationality and
24 97 |          spiritual and corporal, may be alleviated, and the devoted
25 97 |   Mystical Body of Jesus Christ, may shine resplendently throughout
26 101| Christian doctrine, so that they may be able to receive baptism
27 102|          that this united prayer may embrace in the same ardent
28 102|  heavenly Father: "That they all may be one, as thou, Father,
29 102|          in thee, that they also may be one in us; that the world
30 102|        one in us; that the world may believe that thou hast sent
31 103|          ardently than that they may have life and have it more
32 103|       Catholic Church. Therefore may they enter into Catholic
33 103|    organic Body of Jesus Christ, may they together with us run
34 104|      that all the straying sheep may hasten to enter the one
35 105|        impulse of divine charity may emerge from out this raging
36 105|         that holy Mother Church "may lead a quiet and peaceable
37 105|       that the rulers of nations may love wisdom,206 so that
38 105|      judgment of the Holy spirit may never fall on them: "Because
39 105|     these are my words, that you may learn wisdom and not fall
40 110|         110. Venerable Brethren, may the Virgin Mother of God
41 111|                             111. May she, then, the most holy
42 111|  refulgent with heavenly glory - may she never cease to beg from
43 111|         copious streams of grace may flow from its exalted Head
44 111|    members of the Mystical Body. May she throw about the Church
45 111|       the Church and all mankind may enjoy more peaceful days.~