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 1 1 |          that faith to which the Christian nations owe their morality
 2 1 |         the wonderful edifice of Christian civilization rise over the
 3 4 |         school, science, and the Christian arts. Having invaded the
 4 9 |      After nineteen centuries of Christian civilization, this sect
 5 11|                                  Christian Response to Masonry~11.
 6 11|       must remain separated from Christian communion and lose their
 7 12|     times, it is urgent that the Christian watch himself from the beginning.
 8 14| philanthropy which is opposed to Christian charity with such pomp is
 9 16|                        16. Every Christian should shun books and~journals
10 18|      compete in the education of Christian youth. Christian parents
11 18|    education of Christian youth. Christian parents especially should
12 19|          of Italy and of all the Christian world. The Apostolic See
13 21|         with the practice of the Christian virtues, especially charity