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 1 1 |       is, through knowledge and love. For, indeed, God is the
 2 5 |       natural law enjoins us to love devotedly and to defend
 3 5 |          We are bound, then, to love dearly the country whence
 4 5 |       more urgent obligation to love, with ardent love, the Church
 5 5 | obligation to love, with ardent love, the Church to which we
 6 6 |        aright, the supernatural love for the Church and the natural
 7 6 |      the Church and the natural love of our own country proceed
 8 6 |      can, certainly, and should love ourselves, bear ourselves
 9 6 |    feeling of filial piety, and love God with the deepest love
10 6 |       love God with the deepest love of which we are capable.
11 11|               11. Wherefore, to love both countries, that of
12 11|       yet in such mode that the love of our heavenly surpass
13 11|        our heavenly surpass the love of our earthly home, and
14 36|   maintain without wavering the love of obedience, nor are they
15 40|        all to God. Howbeit, the love of God should not be severed
16 40|         not be severed from the love of our neighbour, since
17 40|         that he who loveth God, love also his brother."(42) "
18 40|                If any man say I love God, and he hateth his brother,
19 40|        enjoined that men should love one another, but because
20 40|        memory of man. For, that love with which Jesus Christ
21 41|    spent in the practice of the love of God and the love of men.~
22 41|         the love of God and the love of men.~