Rome: Its Ruler and Its Institutions

administration adopted afforded appearance assistance attend authority beautiful body boys called Cardinal Catholic cause character charity Christian Church College complete considerable course danger desire devoted difficulty direction duty ecclesiastics effect England entire established exist eyes fact feeling feet French give given greater hand head heart Holy Father honour hospital hour human important increased instance institutions interest Italian Italy kind less manner matter means measures ment mind Minister nature object once opened origin Papacy Papal passed persons Pius political Pontifical poor Pope Pope's population portion present priests principal prison progress received reforms religious respect restored result Roman Rome schools seen side sovereign subjects success suffering taken things tion various wants whole