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 1 22|        cases), but of Christian charity - a duty not enforced by
 2 24|       He displays the tenderest charity toward the lowly and the
 3 30|       everywhere the heroism of charity, and has established congregations
 4 30|         Church for such eminent charity. They would substitute in
 5 30|     self sacrifice of Christian charity. Charity, as a virtue, pertains
 6 30| sacrifice of Christian charity. Charity, as a virtue, pertains to
 7 61|        there exists, instead of charity and love, that intestine
 8 63|        try to arouse in others, charity, the mistress and the queen
 9 63|         plenteous outpouring of charity; of that true Christian
10 63|          of that true Christian charity which is the fulfilling
11 63|   immoderate love of self; that charity whose office is described
12 63|       St. Paul in these words: "Charity is patient, is kind, . . .