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 1 2 |         power, human liberty, the Christian constitution of the State,
 2 19|     uprooting it, the efficacy of Christian institutions is marvellous
 3 20|           as a person ennobled by Christian character. They are reminded
 4 20|   according to natural reason and Christian philosophy, working for
 5 21|         herself is also the grand Christian dogma on which religion
 6 22|         in extreme cases), but of Christian charity - a duty not enforced
 7 25|                       25. But, if Christian precepts prevail, the respective
 8 27|        renovated in every part by Christian institutions; that in the
 9 27|        healed save by a return to Christian life and Christian institutions.
10 27|      return to Christian life and Christian institutions. When a society
11 28|         this in no slight degree. Christian morality, when adequately
12 30| devotedness and self sacrifice of Christian charity. Charity, as a virtue,
13 32|          in the encyclical On the Christian Constitution of the State.(26)
14 53|        authority and the piety of Christian men. The annals of every
15 54|         Under these circumstances Christian working men must do one
16 57|  character that distinguishes the Christian from the heathen. "After
17 59|       little by little yielded to Christian truth. ~
18 60|           But it will be easy for Christian working men to solve it
19 62|        needful is to re-establish Christian morals, apart from which
20 63|           the Gospel doctrines of Christian life; by every means in
21 63|          of charity; of that true Christian charity which is the fulfilling