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Then , presumably , upon further inquiry from this student , there is sent to him or her as the case may be , only the Bulletin of that school in which an interest has been expressed , which certainly bears out the thought of the Supreme Court in the Houghton case , when it said publications devoted to such a wide range of subjects , would not find a ready audience . " Modern man lives under the threat of an eclipse of conscience " ( Angelus , n. 3 , 14 March 1982 ; <L'Osservatore Romano> English edition , 22 March 1982 , p. 2 ) , of serious proportions , since the same climate of moral relativism finds a ready vehicle in the media which transmits the rarefied atmosphere that divorce , illegal unions and other deviations create in family life ( cf. Pastoral Constitution <Gaudium et spes> , n. 17 ) . Wagner found a ready audience of donors in faculty and staff at December 's Women 's Forum meeting , which featured a community service theme , and among alumni at the Ignatian Residential College Alumni Wine Tasting , both held on Dec. 7 , 2005 . Consequently , Shaker beasts seldom fail to find a ready market . The financial risks pointed to the need for Extension to develop and demonstrate an aquaculture system allowing growers to : ( 1 ) begin with minimal investment and biological training and ( 2 ) produce a crop in one season that would find a ready , local market . To close out the year , we prepared a series of three ads stressing Chebucto 's high value-for-money credentials and they ran in the Herald for three consecutive weeks in January , a time when news of a real bargain might be expected to find a ready audience . These ideological postulates find a ready response from the members of ethnic groups in northern parts of Siberia .