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 1 1 |    dignity of the Holy See, the religion itself and the salvation
 2 1 |  guardians and defenders of the religion of the people entrusted
 3 2 |         relates to the Catholic religion and the Church, with the
 4 2 |    Italy, in which the Catholic religion has taken deeper root; and
 5 4 |     grow up without any idea of religion, and without the first essential
 6 5 |       affairs, in what concerns religion, is wholly in conformity
 7 5 |    accumulated by the piety and religion of our ancestors under the
 8 6 |    ruling idea which, as far as religion is concerned, controls the
 9 7 |      and the future prospect of religion in Italy. To shrink from
10 7 |         in Italy to the harm of religion. Defending and guarding
11 9 |         in Italy with regard to religion, the essentially religious
12 9 |        many ways in which their religion is conspired against, and
13 9 |       of truth, out of love for religion, and to uphold the rights
14 10|       that not only the love of religion, but also the noblest and
15 11|       endeavours to destroy the religion of Christ, the true benefactress
16 12|                         Without Religion Ye Are Naught~12. All know
17 12|      many ways the influence of religion penetrates society. It is
18 12|   equally certain that, without religion there is no true morality,
19 12|         of society. But without religion, and without morality, the
20 12| insolence of His enemies.-It is religion which, penetrating to the
21 12|         him to fulfil it. It is religion which gives to rulers feelings
22 12|  diligent administrators. It is religion which produces concord and
23 12|       and of a State. Take away religion, and with it all these immensely
24 13|                   Italy Without Religion~13. For Italy, moreover,
25 13|   nations, are inseparable from religion, which has either produced
26 13|         under the protection of religion. The virtue and the strength
27 13|      virtue and the strength of religion are immortal because religion
28 13|   religion are immortal because religion is from God. It has treasures
29 13|      every time and epoch. What religion has known how to do and
30 13|      and vigorous. To take away religion from Italy, is to dry up
31 14|        which can be supplied by religion and the Church: without
32 14|      the power of the Christian religion, which entering into their
33 14|   without the salutary power of religion. It is only this power which,
34 14|  violence of passion.-To assail religion, is therefore to deprive
35 15|   social order, the war against religion is becoming most disastrous
36 16|       to overthrow the Catholic religion and the Papacy.~
37 17|       sects were given up; that religion and the Church, as the greatest
38 17|       result of the war against religion and the Church, would cease
39 17|       greatness and glory which religion and the Church have ever
40 17|      powerful inspiration which religion derives from above, and
41 17|    Pontiff, and faithful to its religion, would be able worthily
42 17|         to be the centre of the religion of Christ and the See of
43 17|         with all the majesty of Religion and of the supreme Priesthood,
44 18|    strong and real love for the religion of their ancestors and for
45 18|      that only from fidelity to religion and from peace with the
46 18|       the ruins of the Catholic Religion; but of others who, without