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 1  INT  | passing evils can do, and what great eternal evil follows! On
 2    I  |         let us recall what the great St. Ambrose did and said
 3    I  |        Christian love, endured great hardships on behalf of their
 4    I  |   themselves, were a source of great benefit both to dioceses
 5    I  |        ner previously unknown, great waves of people left Europe
 6    I  |   another letter that the same great Leo, our predecessor, sent
 7    I  | clearly to this concern of the great Pontiff."~Again inspired
 8    I  |        in welcoming them was a great joy to him, as is clearly
 9    I  |    behalf of emigrants.~In his great solicitude, St. Pius X did
10    I  |   marriage by proxy.~While the great St. Pius X was governing
11    I  |     this time, was providing a great deal of financial war relief
12    I  |    Trenton, while praising his great diligence in this work.
13    I  |     proper alleviation of such great need.~At the same time,
14    I  |        as the Pontiff said, "a great satisfaction to us."~We
15    I  |   nationality. We also exerted great efforts for the displaced
16    I  |      We are not unaware of the great contributions of public
17    I  |    eternal snows and ice, with great deserts and traceless lands,
18    I  |     than to send foodstuffs at great expense to refugee camps.~
19    I  |       that there would be very great benefits from international
20    I  |   nations, welcoming them with great care; institutes to care
21    I  |      to relieve, in every way, great numbers of migrants, and
22    I  |       heart that we recall the great masses of refugees who poured
23    I  | Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Great Britain and also distant