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 1 1 |     Clergy, and the People of Italy.~Venerable Brethren and
 2 1 |    and Apostolic Benediction.~Italy Has Come to This~From the
 3 1 |     all nations, We look upon Italy in whose bosom, by an act
 4 1 |     and not the ruin to which Italy threatened in its faith
 5 1 |      we have to fear for this Italy of ours the loss even of
 6 2 |       now unfolding itself in Italy, especially in what relates
 7 2 |  waged more than elsewhere in Italy, in which the Catholic religion
 8 5 |                               Italy Among the Fallen~5. It will
 9 5 |       this does not happen in Italy only, but is a system of
10 5 |      action of Freemasonry in Italy. Yes, this system is adopted
11 5 |      the present time the new Italy is of the number of these
12 6 |   course of public affairs in Italy, is the realisation of the
13 6 |      long as the destinies of Italy are in the hands of sectarian
14 6 |      abolition of the Papacy; Italy will thus be free from its
15 7 |       prospect of religion in Italy. To shrink from seeing the
16 7 |     doing, or is attempted in Italy to the harm of religion.
17 9 |       true state of things in Italy with regard to religion,
18 9 |  character of the conflict in Italy against the Pontiff, and
19 9 |   enough has not been done in Italy.Lastly, the teaching addressed
20 9 |   applied to the Catholics of Italy, and be impressed upon them.
21 10|    present state of things in Italy, inasmuch as this is for
22 10|   which is being prepared for Italy by men whose object is-and
23 11|   eloquently for itself.-What Italy has become in this first
24 13|                               Italy Without Religion~13. For
25 13|      Without Religion~13. For Italy, moreover, the loss would
26 13|      of every kind with which Italy is profusely covered. Of
27 13|       take away religion from Italy, is to dry up at once the
28 14|        From this great danger Italy is not free; and although
29 14|     may be more infested than Italy by this spirit of subversion
30 14|       is therefore to deprive Italy of its most powerful ally
31 15| disastrous and destructive to Italy, so, in the political order,
32 15|      the Roman Pontiff is for Italy a source of the greatest
33 15|       against the Pope is for Italy, internally, a cause of
34 15|     division between official Italy and the great part of Italians
35 15|   Holy See, besides depriving Italy of the prestige and splendour
36 16|      i greatness prepared for Italy by those who, having its
37 17|    come over the destinies of Italy! The evils and the dangers
38 17|       chosen soil of Catholic Italy the greatness and glory
39 17|        the separation between Italy and Catholics faithful to
40 17|       Church would cease, and Italy would thus acquire a powerful
41 17|  longer have reason to regard Italy as the enemy of the Pontiff.-
42 17|     Pontiff.-On the contrary, Italy would gain greater respect
43 17|  respected among all nations. Italy reconciled with the Pontiff,
44 18|    Pontiff are the enemies of Italy, and in alliance, so to
45 18|     hateful work of stripping Italy of its Catholic character.
46 18|   said, is that Catholics are Italy's best friends. By keeping
47 18|    striving in every way that Italy may not lose the faith,
48 18|       they hope to obtain for Italy a future worthy of its glorious
49 18|       otherwise than fatal to Italy; and, in once more making
50 19|    and render Him merciful to Italy our country, so that He
51 19|    and has so many times made Italy feel the effects of Her