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Leo PP. XIII
Dall'Alto dell'Apostolico Seggio

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501 9 | and thrive: and in this matter We think that hitherto enough 502 1(1)| Great: Letter to the Emperor Maurice, Reg. 5. 503 5 | conscience: and what is meant by such language in the 504 | meanwhile 505 5 | adverse to the Church and measures hostile to it are first 506 19 | faith.-Let us take as our mediatrix with God the most glorious 507 13 | glories we read in its many memorable enterprises against the 508 5 | most recent facts We may mention the approval of the new 509 19 | heart of God, and render Him merciful to Italy our country, so 510 1 | or inert. By the Divine mercy We have been constituted 511 18 | and the predominance of mere sentiment. We would that 512 5 | which the government has the merit of understanding, is the 513 17 | Italians by its presence in the midst of them, but also, by the 514 | might 515 9 | under penalty of everlasting misery. They will, moreover, easily 516 17 | truth of which the Church is mistress, would rise speedily to 517 1 | my country did not every moment for each day increase, as 518 5 | work, the erection of the monument to the renowned apostate 519 13 | shown in the numberless monuments of every kind with which 520 14 | into their hearts the holy moral precepts of Jesus Christ, 521 5 | by such language in the mouth of the sects is well known.- 522 18 | known this danger, We are moved only by a consciousness 523 14 | against the fury of lawless multitudes there will be no effectual 524 | my 525 | myself 526 | namely 527 11 | safety, order and peace, national wealth and prosperity, all 528 12 | family, solidly based on its natural foundations, comes the life, 529 14 | strength. So criminal is its nature, so great the power of its 530 12 | Without Religion Ye Are Naught~12. All know with what salutary 531 11 | conditions, though a sad but real necessity, things could not be otherwise: 532 15 | this, demonstration is not needed; it is enough, for the full 533 2 | reducing it to nothing.-It is needless now to put the Masonic sects 534 13 | wonderfully adapted to the needs of every time and epoch. 535 8 | Fight~8. No means must be neglected that are in your power. 536 | neither 537 | never 538 10 | of religion, but also the noblest and sincerest love of country 539 5 | the renowned apostate of Nola, which, with the aid and 540 10 | this, it suffices to take note of the kind of future, in 541 | nothing 542 4 | without the first essential notions of their duties towards 543 13 | Its arts are shown in the numberless monuments of every kind 544 9 | an absolute devotion and obedience to the Roman Pontiff. In 545 6 | to attain the following objects, according to the votes 546 4 | Catholic countries.-Later, the obligation of military service was 547 6 | clerical influence.-The strict observance of Laws suppressing religious 548 18 | them to continue without obstacle their hateful work of stripping 549 4 | result that many and grave obstacles were put to the recruiting 550 5 | in which what was most obstinately demanded, in spite of all 551 18 | Pontiff, can they hope to obtain for Italy a future worthy 552 9 | While the Catholic press is occupied in laying bare the perfidious 553 17 | questions which now so greatly occupy men's minds would find their 554 20 | Peter's, on the 15th of October, 1890, the thirteenth year 555 1 | It is not any personal offence that saddens Us, nor the 556 1 | hastening, We should bear these offences without complaint, rejoicing 557 19 | fervent: a prayer that will offer gentle violence to the heart 558 14 | or insufficient. As, in old times, material force was 559 7 | We are determined not to omit anything on Our part which 560 9 | understand that, in this time of open and raging conflict, it 561 1 | from the earliest times opened its bosom to the Catholic 562 2 | which they are the actual operation and development. The system 563 9 | important that Catholics should oppose the evil press by a press 564 4 | suppression of the Religious Orders; and thereby a great reduction 565 14 | so great the power of its organisation and the audacity of its 566 9 | is against Him.-Without ostentation or timidity, let them give 567 | ours 568 | ourselves 569 5 | because it would inflict a new outrage on the Church, lessen its 570 18 | speak, with those who would overturn everything, is a gratuitous 571 | own 572 6 | from the principle that its ownership belongs to the State, and 573 12 | love and reverence between parents and their children; which 574 9 | Christianae," should be particularly applied to the Catholics 575 12 | without morality, the domestic partnership has no stability, and the 576 17 | and Catholics of other parts of the world, who, not through 577 15 | and co-operation of the party which is the most frankly 578 1 | but it is true; to such a pass have we come, that we have 579 6 | the votes and resolutions passed in their most important 580 14 | and allay the violence of passion.-To assail religion, is 581 7 | do a work of wisdom and pastoral zeal.-As far as We are concerned, 582 17 | again under the peaceful and paternal sceptre of the Roman Pontiff, 583 17 | advance in its glorious path. Rome, preeminently the 584 19 | holy Apostles PETER and PAUL, who subjected this blessed 585 17 | Placed again under the peaceful and paternal sceptre of 586 5 | the approval of the new penal code, in which what was 587 9 | put out of danger, under penalty of everlasting misery. They 588 12 | the influence of religion penetrates society. It is beyond dispute 589 12 | enemies.-It is religion which, penetrating to the depth of each one' 590 18 | settlement of the Italian Peninsula upon the ruins of the Catholic 591 12 | away.-The prosperity of peoples and of nations comes from 592 9 | faith Catholics must unite a perfect docility and filial love 593 9 | occupied in laying bare the perfidious designs of the sects, in 594 11 | has become in this first period of its new life, as to public 595 1 | against Us. If only Our person were concerned, and not 596 1 | bitter sorrows.-It is not any personal offence that saddens Us, 597 3 | beginning the different phases of this warfare.~ 598 11 | spirit of beneficence and philanthropy, can only exercise an evil 599 2 | and to group them into one picture, so as to draw out for general 600 13 | time gave to it the first place among the most cultured 601 8 | and grace which the Church places in your hands, must be made 602 2 | out, are new. It is the plan of the sects that is now 603 20 | 20. As a pledge meanwhile of the help which 604 10 | From Another Point of View~10. So far We have 605 18 | work by supporting their policy; and especially of young 606 4 | spiritual power of the Roman Pontiffs.-That no doubt might remain 607 12 | children; which makes the poor respect the property of 608 15 | conclusions. The war against the Pope is for Italy, internally, 609 4 | of the civil power of the Popes, the downfall of which, 610 17 | of charity and justice. Popular liberty, not allowed to 611 2 | avowed purpose, if it were possible, of reducing it to nothing.- 612 9 | duty is to remain at their post, and openly to show themselves 613 4 | reduce them to absolute poverty. So also the action of the 614 17 | different and sovereign powers in a dualism contrary to 615 17 | complete solution, by the practical application of the gospel 616 19 | Prayers and Benedictions~19. But, 617 12 | with it all these immensely precious benefits would disappear 618 5 | the meetings of the sect, precisely because it would inflict 619 1 | of Our most illustrious Predecessors said of himself: "If the 620 1 | bosom, by an act of singular predilection, God has established the 621 18 | through inexperience and the predominance of mere sentiment. We would 622 17 | its glorious path. Rome, preeminently the Catholic city, destined 623 17 | benefits on Italians by its presence in the midst of them, but 624 5 | the sect; and if anything presents even the least appearance 625 18 | not lose the faith, but preserve it in all its vigour,-may 626 1 | Faith and has ever jealously preserved it. Incredible it seems, 627 6 | of the programme will be pressed on, more or less rapidly 628 15 | besides depriving Italy of the prestige and splendour which it would 629 4 | forbidden or, under vain pretences, in a thousand ways impeded.- 630 4 | was, under a political pretext, to be the means of enslaving 631 5 | and free-thought, and to prevail; but the government in this 632 14 | progress and successfully to prevent its triumph. Of these forces 633 12 | against Him, and in the pride of its heart tacitly tells 634 17 | Religion and of the supreme Priesthood, a teacher and an example 635 6 | property, starting from the principle that its ownership belongs 636 1 | that saddens Us, nor the privations and sacrifices imposed upon 637 13 | founded, fostered, and privileged by the Church, have been 638 6 | of human liberty is to be proclaimed in the face of the whole 639 4 | religious constitution by the proclaiming of civil marriage, as it 640 12 | administrators. It is religion which produces concord and affection between 641 9 | God and men. To this frank profession of faith Catholics must 642 15 | internally, a cause of profound division between official 643 13 | kind with which Italy is profusely covered. Of its institutions 644 5 | favour of the government, was promoted, determined, and carried 645 5 | control of the sect and better promotes its interest. Unfortunately, 646 9 | Pastors, and in defending and promoting Catholic works, it is the 647 4 | evangelical labourers for the propagation of the faith amongst the 648 7 | incur, you may apply the proper remedies and do all you 649 5 | hostile to it are first proposed, decided, and resolved, 650 7 | condition and the future prospect of religion in Italy. To 651 7 | the Italian people, and to protect it against the assaults 652 7 | lays upon Us the duty of protesting loudly once more against 653 12 | the Lord to confound the proud insolence of His enemies.- 654 14 | the force of arms, will prove useless or insufficient. 655 7 | confront it with evangelical prudence and fortitude, to infer 656 5 | speedy and general, and is pushed more to extremes, in countries 657 19 | VIRGIN MARY, the invincible Queen of the Rosary, Who has such 658 14 | entering into their souls quenched their ferocity, civilised 659 17 | to a new life.-The social questions which now so greatly occupy 660 4 | warfare, there followed quickly the suppression of the Religious 661 9 | in this time of open and raging conflict, it would be disgraceful 662 17 | faith and sense of duty, all raise their voice in defence of 663 17 | would be awakened in all ranks of the people to a new life.- 664 2 | audacity, the fury, and the rapidity with which it is now carried 665 6 | pressed on, more or less rapidly according to circumstances, 666 13 | its military glories we read in its many memorable enterprises 667 5 | has just now been boldly reaffirmed on a like occasion.~ 668 6 | how much has already been realised; we know how much still 669 5 | demanded, in spite of all reasons to the contrary, were the 670 2 | given.-But We now intend to recapitulate these facts in some way, 671 5 | the Church, it is at once received with favour and put forward.- 672 7 | Pontificate are continually receiving, especially in Rome, and 673 | recent 674 9 | last day, and of not being recognised as His by the Supreme Judge 675 19 | also with confidence have recourse to the holy Apostles PETER 676 4 | obstacles were put to the recruiting and due formation even of 677 4 | all their goods, and to reduce them to absolute poverty. 678 2 | if it were possible, of reducing it to nothing.-It is needless 679 4 | Orders; and thereby a great reduction in the number of evangelical 680 17 | spring up spontaneously a reformation of public and private morality; 681 9 | support this press,-both by refusing or ceasing to favour in 682 5 | answer, that this does not refute, but confirms what We are 683 1(1)| to the Emperor Maurice, Reg. 5. 684 6 | make them effectual.-The regulation of all ecclesiastical property, 685 1 | offences without complaint, rejoicing even to repeat what one 686 2 | Italy, especially in what relates to the Catholic religion 687 13 | its institutions for the relief of suffering, for the destitute, 688 9 | or to sacrifice through remaining faithful to these duties, 689 6 | we know how much still remains to be done; and we can foresee 690 19 | to the heart of God, and render Him merciful to Italy our 691 18 | aloof from the sects, by renouncing their spirit and their works, 692 5 | erection of the monument to the renowned apostate of Nola, which, 693 1 | complaint, rejoicing even to repeat what one of Our most illustrious 694 18 | some time has been commonly repeated, that Catholics and the 695 7 | the Pontificate, We openly repel and denounce to the whole 696 10 | country should stir them to resist the impious attempts of 697 5 | first proposed, decided, and resolved, in the secret meetings 698 8 | are in your power. All the resources of speech, every expedient 699 17 | the Italian name great and respected among all nations. Italy 700 18 | Venerable Brethren, but hopes resting upon the most solid and 701 17 | acknowledged, he would be restored to a condition of true and 702 14 | restraining their hand, restrain their minds and allay the 703 14 | and of duty, and, before restraining their hand, restrain their 704 2 | together as in their series to reveal with fullest evidence a 705 12 | husband and wife, love and reverence between parents and their 706 12 | of others, and causes the rich to make a right use of their 707 6 | inspiration and control.-The rigorous application of a1l Laws 708 17 | Church is mistress, would rise speedily to a higher excellence; 709 12 | its prosperity to Him, but rises up against Him, and in the 710 4 | universities, so that the rising generations, as far as this 711 9 | may be convinced of the risk they run of being robbed 712 9 | the risk they run of being robbed and spoiled of the inestimable 713 18 | Founded on a Rock~18. These are not vain illusions, 714 19 | invincible Queen of the Rosary, Who has such great power 715 1 | were concerned, and not the ruin to which Italy threatened 716 18 | Italian Peninsula upon the ruins of the Catholic Religion; 717 6 | than ever clear that the ruling idea which, as far as religion 718 9 | convinced of the risk they run of being robbed and spoiled 719 9 | all time, have generously sacrificed everything for the faith, 720 1 | any personal offence that saddens Us, nor the privations and 721 11 | private morality, internal safety, order and peace, national 722 | same 723 19 | blessed land to the faith, sanctified it by their labours, and 724 9 | Encyclicals "Humanum genus" and "Sapientiae Christianae," should be 725 2 | Possessed by the spirit of Satan, whose instrument they are, 726 17 | the Roman Pontiff being satisfied, and his sovereign rights 727 9 | to please God and to be saved, they will understand that 728 5 | but confirms what We are saying as to the designs and action 729 17 | the peaceful and paternal sceptre of the Roman Pontiff, it 730 1 | things, nor the outrages and scoffs which an insolent press 731 1 | as to the contempt and scorn of myself I should joyfully 732 5 | sects is well known.-The seal was put by the most explicit 733 9 | the sects, in helping and seconding the action of the sacred 734 4 | divine apostolate. This the sectaries themselves have openly declared. 735 4 | due formation even of the secular Clergy. Hands were laid 736 6 | the centre of universal secularisation, whence the Magna Charta 737 6 | now in force, which aim at securing the absolute independence 738 | seems 739 12 | its prosperity is but a semblance, certain to disappear so 740 13 | moreover, the loss would be sensible.-All its glories and greatness, 741 18 | the predominance of mere sentiment. We would that everyone 742 1 | care, Pastors and watchful sentinels of the flock of Christ; 743 2 | clear light of day; not separated one from another, but so 744 17 | greatly strengthened; the separation between Italy and Catholics 745 2 | connected together as in their series to reveal with fullest evidence 746 7 | anything on Our part which can serve to maintain the faith lively 747 18 | is to establish the new settlement of the Italian Peninsula 748 14 | the strictest laws, the severest tribunals, and even the 749 18 | gratuitous insult and a shameless calumny, artfully spread 750 9 | their post, and openly to show themselves to be true Catholics 751 13 | and theatre. Its arts are shown in the numberless monuments 752 7 | of religion in Italy. To shrink from seeing the gravity 753 9 | love towards the Church, a sincere respect for their Bishops, 754 12 | makes subjects faithful and sincerely devoted to their rulers; 755 10 | but also the noblest and sincerest love of country should stir 756 1 | whose bosom, by an act of singular predilection, God has established 757 6 | Hereby the way will be smoothed towards the abolition of 758 16 | 16. Such is the so-called welfare and i greatness 759 14 | The Dangers of Socialism~14. Moreover, one of the 760 14 | is the agitation of the Socialists, who threaten to uplift 761 17 | more flourish on the chosen soil of Catholic Italy the greatness 762 12 | magistrates, brave and heroic soldiers, conscientious and diligent 763 18 | hopes resting upon the most solid and true foundation. The 764 12 | private.-From the family, solidly based on its natural foundations, 765 17 | the best and most complete solution, by the practical application 766 12 | certain to disappear so soon as it shall please the Lord 767 1 | time many and most bitter sorrows.-It is not any personal 768 12 | It is beyond dispute that sound public and private morality 769 1 | faith.-Many times have We sounded the alarm, to give warning 770 4 | foundations and in its very sources of Life, namely, in the 771 11 | Already the test of the past speaks eloquently for itself.-What 772 8 | power. All the resources of speech, every expedient in action, 773 17 | is mistress, would rise speedily to a higher excellence; 774 5 | application becomes more speedy and general, and is pushed 775 4 | of destroying the supreme spiritual power of the Roman Pontiffs.- 776 5 | obstinately demanded, in spite of all reasons to the contrary, 777 15 | Italy of the prestige and splendour which it would most certainly 778 9 | run of being robbed and spoiled of the inestimable treasure 779 5 | Freemasonry, whose most authorised spokesmen were not ashamed to acknowledge 780 17 | divine power would spring up spontaneously a reformation of public 781 14 | here this spirit is widely spreading and increasing every day 782 17 | their divine power would spring up spontaneously a reformation 783 9 | understand that what is now at stake is the greatest, not to 784 6 | ecclesiastical property, starting from the principle that 785 | still 786 10 | sincerest love of country should stir them to resist the impious 787 6 | clerical influence.-The strict observance of Laws suppressing 788 14 | Church: without this, the strictest laws, the severest tribunals, 789 4 | means must be employed: to strip them of all their goods, 790 18 | obstacle their hateful work of stripping Italy of its Catholic character. 791 18 | spirit and their works, by striving in every way that Italy 792 18 | proof by all this of their strong and real love for the religion 793 19 | Apostles PETER and PAUL, who subjected this blessed land to the 794 5 | Catholic Faith, must now be substituted the most absolute freedom 795 14 | Italy by this spirit of subversion and disorder, it is not 796 14 | arrest its progress and successfully to prevent its triumph. 797 9 | If they have anything to suffer or to sacrifice through 798 9 | that the Kingdom of Heaven suffereth violence and is gained only 799 13 | institutions for the relief of suffering, for the destitute, and 800 10 | convincing proof of this, it suffices to take note of the kind 801 14 | one, is that which can be supplied by religion and the Church: 802 5 | aspirations, they find avowed supporters and ready instruments in 803 18 | these men in their work by supporting their policy; and especially 804 17 | If Only~17. Suppose, instead of this, that all 805 5 | its social influence, and suppress at once a great number of 806 6 | strict observance of Laws suppressing religious corporations, 807 4 | there followed quickly the suppression of the Religious Orders; 808 9 | the yoke of Jesus Christ sweet and His burden light, ought 809 4 | inspiration and idea is systematically banished, when not directly 810 12 | in the pride of its heart tacitly tells Him that it has no 811 5 | reason as against faith, and takes upon itself the task of 812 13 | and increase. Its communes tell us of its public liberties: 813 12 | pride of its heart tacitly tells Him that it has no need 814 4 | what is necessary for its temporal support and for carrying 815 17 | Church, would cease with the termination of the conflict; and further, 816 19 | which would be the most terrible-the loss of faith.-Let us take 817 11 | 11. Already the test of the past speaks eloquently 818 13 | have been their home and theatre. Its arts are shown in the 819 | Then 820 6 | the centre of universal Theocracy will in the future be the 821 | thereby 822 20 | 15th of October, 1890, the thirteenth year of Our Pontificate.~ 823 | though 824 4 | under vain pretences, in a thousand ways impeded.-From the family 825 14 | agitation of the Socialists, who threaten to uplift it from its foundations. 826 1 | the ruin to which Italy threatened in its faith is hastening, 827 9 | in helping it to live and thrive: and in this matter We think 828 1 | height of the Apostolic Throne, where Divine Providence 829 17 | private morality; family ties would be strengthened; and 830 9 | Without ostentation or timidity, let them give proof of 831 5 | of these countries. Not today only has it become subject 832 | together 833 20 | help which We ask, and in token of Our most special affection, 834 3 | 3. It is well to trace from the beginning the different 835 12 | others come the order, the tranquillity, and the peace, which form 836 17 | and which it knows how to transfuse into the minds of men.-Peace 837 9 | spoiled of the inestimable treasure of the faith.-With this 838 2 | Masonic sects upon their trial. They are already judged; 839 14 | strictest laws, the severest tribunals, and even the force of arms, 840 14 | successfully to prevent its triumph. Of these forces the first, 841 1 | people. As the enemy makes no truce, so neither you nor We must 842 8 | the defence of Catholic truths, and for the maintenance 843 5 | other. That the Church may try to act as it has done before, 844 17 | kingdom, nor divided between two different and sovereign 845 5 | some time past they have tyranised over it as they liked, with 846 5 | government has the merit of understanding, is the conflict between 847 9 | favour from them, as being undoubtedly infected by the anti-Christian 848 2 | of the sects that is now unfolding itself in Italy, especially 849 5 | better promotes its interest. Unfortunately, at the present time the 850 6 | from academical and other unions, from companies, committees, 851 9 | of faith Catholics must unite a perfect docility and filial 852 19 | heaven. Therefore, to our united action, Venerable Brethren, 853 14 | designs, that there is need of uniting all conservative forces, 854 10 | secret of it-to wage an unrelenting war against Catholicism 855 | unto 856 9 | love for religion, and to uphold the rights of the Church. 857 14 | Socialists, who threaten to uplift it from its foundations. 858 12 | their rulers; which makes upright and good legislators, just 859 12 | feel the force of duty and urges him to fulfil it. It is 860 | used 861 14 | force of arms, will prove useless or insufficient. As, in 862 5 | out wherever Freemasonry uses its impious and wicked action; 863 10 | From Another Point of View~10. So far We have considered 864 7 | salvation, is to enter into the views of Providence, to do a work 865 18 | but preserve it in all its vigour,-may not fight against the 866 19 | with God the most glorious VIRGIN MARY, the invincible Queen 867 10 | make no secret of it-to wage an unrelenting war against 868 2 | This war is at present waged more than elsewhere in Italy, 869 17 | of ignorance of what they want, but through a feeling of 870 1 | sounded the alarm, to give warning of the danger; but We do 871 1 | to Our care, Pastors and watchful sentinels of the flock of 872 12 | and the family bonds grow weak and waste away.-The prosperity 873 15 | and every division is a weakness. This war deprives our country 874 15 | furnish its enemies with a weapon to be used against it.~ 875 18 | but of others who, without welcoming such malevolent designs, 876 | whence 877 | wherever 878 | While 879 5 | what concerns religion, is wholly in conformity with the aspirations 880 9 | Judge who has declared that whosoever is not with Him is against 881 5 | action; and, as its action is widespread, so is this anti-Christian 882 12 | affection between husband and wife, love and reverence between 883 7 | Providence, to do a work of wisdom and pastoral zeal.-As far 884 4 | means could be imagined of withdrawing society, and families, and 885 | within 886 13 | efficacious remedies, which can be wonderfully adapted to the needs of 887 9 | the Roman Pontiff. In a word, they will recognise how 888 13 | for the destitute, and the working-classes we have evidence in its 889 5 | bequests made for divine worship.-Then came that eminently 890 17 | religion, would be able worthily to emulate the glory of 891 10 | which We hold. But it is worthwhile to consider also the social 892 4 | authentic declaration of Masonic writers.~ 893 20 | of Our Pontificate.~LEO XIII ~ 894 | Ye 895 20 | October, 1890, the thirteenth year of Our Pontificate.~LEO 896 5 | control, had been for some years put forward in the meetings 897 | Yes 898 | yet 899 9 | of grace which make the yoke of Jesus Christ sweet and 900 18 | policy; and especially of young men, who are so liable to 901 8 | the Christian education of youth, for the extirpation of


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