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501 10| should occupy the greater portion of your vigils and labors, 502 4 | everyone the security of his possessions and rights. It furthermore 503 12| proportion to their number, power, and resources.~ 504 3 | gladly pay the tribute of praise for things well done. - 505 13| We desire for you, and We pray that you obtain them with 506 1 | similar circumstances, Our predecessors assisted the Hungarian forces 507 2 | people. In turn We see the predilection and paternal benevolence 508 3 | the force of laws be well prepared.~ 509 10| You have some for youths preparing for the priesthood and others 510 13| this is what We have to prescribe for you, venerable brethren, 511 6 | to endure the penalties prescribed by civil law rather than 512 2 | courageous determination to preserve the Catholic faith.~ 513 12| of Catholic doctrine is preserved in the people and that Evangelical 514 8 | be understood not only of primary schools, but also of those 515 7 | the beginnings and best principles of civil life depend in 516 12| authority, is that in both private and public life, you be 517 7 | religion. Of necessity it produces bitter fruit, to the great 518 10| easier to administer and producing a richer profit for all.~ 519 4 | unjust, and in the second, profits no one except the enemies 520 8 | than its remedies, we see a progeny growing up uninterested 521 10| encouraged to make daily progress in acquiring the sacerdotal 522 11| you have to do by way of prohibition in this matter, and what 523 13| great empire, so it also promises for the future prosperity 524 12| institutions founded to promote the Catholic cause be willingly 525 13| whole nation of Hungary with prompt obedience. - The fact that 526 13| of heavenly gifts and a proof of Our paternal good will, 527 9 | divine worship would 6e propagated everywhere. We realize how 528 8 | deeply concerned about the proper upbringing of youth, devoting 529 8 | the same goal with similar proposals. Permit Us nevertheless 530 12| false opinions, perversely proposed to safeguard each one's 531 12| Church be more vigorously prosecuted under your leadership. Let 532 11| in other places and has proven very successful. Furthermore 533 3 | tranquility. Daily experience proves to what lengths they who 534 8 | youth is wisely and rightly provided for from the beginning. 535 11| that they excel in virtue, providing an example of deeds well-done. 536 7 | from all parts of Hungary, proving with admirable testimony 537 6 | by civil law rather than provoke the wrath of an avenging 538 10| guides who are outstanding in prudence, counsel, and experience. 539 9 | the Apostolic King and the prudent men in charge of the government; 540 10| without which knowledge puffs up and does not edify, consists 541 4 | absence of which the fear of punishment has little weight to discourage 542 2 | diligence in prayer, by which he put down the evil plots of public 543 2 | leader, you have come at quick march not only to maturity, 544 9 | That you may accomplish it quickly with the Lord's help is 545 | rather 546 3 | It is enough to recall rationalism and naturalism, those deadly 547 7 | even for the gravest of reasons it is not permitted to enter 548 4 | despite all obstacles and recalls them to virtue and uprightness 549 1 | strength and perseverance, to recapture their capital city, which 550 4 | and more opportune than to recognize that religion influences 551 1 | many Roman Ponfiffs are recorded whose names deserve to be 552 10| great importance. Choose rectors and spiritual guides who 553 7 | will of God, matrimony is reduced to the service of various 554 3 | education of youth without regard for God. - And if ever, 555 7 | Christians with Jews valid, rejected the proposal unanimously 556 2 | labors of the episcopate: relief in calamities, zealous defense 557 8 | all things holy and of all religious concerns. Since this evil 558 4 | the precepts of the Gospel religiously and entirely are, by this 559 13| his strong patronage. ~14. Relying on this hope, venerable 560 2 | to the Apostolic See have remained constant in kings, bishops, 561 2 | original intimate friendship remains, by the blessing of God. 562 8 | widespread and greater than its remedies, we see a progeny growing 563 5 | profession of the faith be removed from the laws. To attain 564 11| and sacraments. - But to renew the strength of soul which 565 9 | In fact We have received reports that you are already planning 566 10| surely know how much the reputation of the Church and the eternal 567 12| their number, power, and resources.~ 568 4 | religion, and restrained by respect for and love of the Church. 569 4 | Socialism~4. Nevertheless to restrain the danger of socialism 570 4 | Effective Means of Restraining Socialism~4. Nevertheless 571 6 | duty, which is nor to be restricted by age. No age is unfit 572 7 | prosperity of the state result in large part from marriage. 573 12| proposal, with fruitful results. We wish therefore that 574 9 | excellent centers of study retain their original nature, the 575 11| effective than that they retire from time to time to meditation, 576 12| character. Let frequent sacred retreats for the care of souls be 577 2 | plots of public enemies and returned as victor from the attacks 578 11| dignity are no more than a reward for useful labors. For this 579 10| administer and producing a richer profit for all.~ 580 6 | will to act is born the right to act for everyone, which 581 13| apostolic benediction. ~Given at Rome at St. Peter's, August 22, 582 7 | of matrimony takes firm root in souls. Remind the faithful 583 3 | has taken strong and deep roots. It is enough to recall 584 8 | Permit Us nevertheless to rouse your episcopal zeal even 585 4 | labor. Therefore those who rule the states will do nothing 586 2 | counsel and the best norms for ruling his kingdom. He acquired 587 11| the ministry of word and sacraments. - But to renew the strength 588 12| perversely proposed to safeguard each one's dignity, but 589 9 | II confirmed this when he said of its purpose that the 590 8 | vigilance of the Church and the salutary virtue of religion. Schools 591 7 | Catholic teaching about the sanctity, oneness, and perpetuity 592 11| eradicated. To do this and to save ecclesiastical discipline 593 9 | you are already planning a school for the training of teachers; 594 3 | officials, the bold obstinacy of secret societies, here and there 595 11| selfish desires or concern for secular affairs. See to it that 596 4 | It forbids anyone to act seditiously and demands for everyone 597 | seem 598 | seems 599 2 | established many Episcopal Sees, endowing munificently, 600 11| that they are not led by selfish desires or concern for secular 601 10| others for the education of seminarians, all of them well-founded. 602 10| purpose there are sacred seminaries. You have some for youths 603 1 | kings, on the second day of September, the anniversary of this 604 6 | embrace religion is a most serious duty, which is nor to be 605 11| reserved for those who have served the Church, who have labored 606 7 | matrimony is reduced to the service of various passions, is 607 11| violation, you must use the just severity of canon law where necessary. 608 3 | amid such dangers, lest a shaken faith languish even where 609 1 | people, We gladly join you in sharing their joy. Taking into account 610 13| to all your people, as a sign of heavenly gifts and a 611 1 | the Apostolic See took a significant part in the almost spontaneous 612 3 | But We cannot remain silent. Everyone knows how inimical 613 7 | indulgence of the Church sin before God and the Church. 614 9 | work out of the pure and sincere motive of advancing the 615 2 | many matters altogether singular. From his faith and piety, 616 7 | as they can, that no one sins here for any reason. For 617 11| exercise of their duties. Skillfully and sweetly, as becomes 618 7 | fruitful when languor and sloth have been banished, for 619 12| people will profit in no small measure, since they love 620 7 | in great part on domestic society, so that the peace and prosperity 621 12| and public life, you be solicitous for the good name of religion. 622 8 | and lay are popular and sought out here and there, doubtless 623 8 | be commendable for their soundness of doctrine and the uprightness 624 3 | naturalism, those deadly sources of evil whose teachings 625 5 | occurred elsewhere, have been spared the people of Hungary. But 626 11| studious cultivation of the spirits of their people, especially 627 1 | significant part in the almost spontaneous victory three years before 628 11| Furthermore you will easily and spontaneously get to know the talents 629 11| approach the sacred mysteries spotlessly. When supported and strengthened 630 1 | Budapest. - That victory will stand out forever in the memory 631 5 | matter. We shall mention some statutes which seem more injurious 632 | still 633 1 | serve as an example. When Stregan and Vincentgraz were liberated 634 7 | Christian name certainly wish to stupefy all Catholic virtue.~ 635 7 | marriage of Christians is subject solely to ecclesiastical 636 10| the ordinary humanistic subjects in which youths are educated 637 7 | unanimously and freely and succeeded in having the old marriage 638 12| increase and that their success continue from day to day. - 639 11| places and has proven very successful. Furthermore you will easily 640 4 | charity and consoles those who suffer loss, enkindling in them 641 11| mysteries spotlessly. When supported and strengthened by these 642 12| must never fail to make sure that the integrity of Catholic 643 4 | distrust the Church or hold it suspect is, in the first place, 644 4 | very fact, far from the suspicion of socialism. For religion 645 11| their duties. Skillfully and sweetly, as becomes your love, see 646 7 | perpetuity of matrimony takes firm root in souls. Remind 647 | Taking 648 11| spontaneously get to know the talents and the habits of individual 649 4 | the Church as parent and teacher is the holy guardian of 650 7 | what the Church thinks and teaches concerning so called civil 651 7 | brothers, that Catholic teaching about the sanctity, oneness, 652 11| are not exposed to worldly temptations and that they are not led 653 9 | Catholic Church. - If the tenor of the times demands that 654 2 | people confirmed by many testimonies. Today after many centuries 655 7 | proving with admirable testimony that the people thought 656 1 | kingdom decreed that public thanks be given to him for he alone 657 | themselves 658 12| from day to day. - Another thing We wish all of you to do, 659 7 | them also what the Church thinks and teaches concerning so 660 4 | that citizens should be thoroughly educated in religion, and 661 7 | testimony that the people thought and felt as they did. May 662 10| directors for these institutions thoughtfully. They should be men of sound 663 8 | study and learn so as to threaten injury to their Catholic 664 5 | the people of Hungary. But threatening dangers force all of us 665 1 | almost spontaneous victory three years before over the same 666 | through 667 | throughout 668 | together 669 1 | well-known that the Apostolic See took a significant part in the 670 | toward 671 9 | planning a school for the training of teachers; this is an 672 3 | is for public safety and tranquility. Daily experience proves 673 1 | counsel, aid, money, and treaties. From Callistus III to Innocent 674 3 | Hungary, We gladly pay the tribute of praise for things well 675 12| this work, choose men of tried virtue, animated by the 676 13| fact that your forefathers triumphed so magnificently over bitter 677 8 | to the state. All who are truly wise understand this. That 678 13| venerable brethren, and which We trust will be accepted by the 679 1 | from the domination of the Turks, the highest councils of 680 7 | valid, rejected the proposal unanimously and freely and succeeded 681 3 | their passions will go to undermine the state. Indeed, everyone 682 8 | teachers. This is to be understood not only of primary schools, 683 12| for the care of souls be undertaken. To direct this work, choose 684 9 | inspiring to recall that he undertook so great a work out of the 685 8 | constant effort to this matter, undismayed by the greatness of the 686 6 | restricted by age. No age is unfit for the kingdom of God. 687 8 | see a progeny growing up uninterested in spiritual goods, without 688 3 | men, joined together in unity of intention and likeness 689 9 | founder of the Catholic University at Budapest, but also as 690 4 | is, in the first place, unjust, and in the second, profits 691 5 | blessing of God great civil unrest and the gathering of fearsome 692 9 | Catholic religion would remain unshaken where it flourished; where 693 8 | concerned about the proper upbringing of youth, devoting special 694 | upon 695 13| 13. Urged by Our love, this is what 696 11| from violation, you must use the just severity of canon 697 11| no more than a reward for useful labors. For this reason 698 7 | of Christians with Jews valid, rejected the proposal unanimously 699 7 | received the approval of the vast majority of people from 700 9 | this noble and excellent venture. And you will succeed because 701 2 | enemies and returned as victor from the attacks of his 702 1 | before over the same foe at Vienna. This victory, rightly attributed 703 8 | studious youth away from the vigilance of the Church and the salutary 704 10| greater portion of your vigils and labors, since the youths 705 7 | civil life will be more vigorous and fruitful when languor 706 1 | such affairs. Let Clement VIII serve as an example. When 707 1 | example. When Stregan and Vincentgraz were liberated from the 708 6 | everyone, which cannot be violated without the greatest injury. 709 11| ecclesiastical discipline from violation, you must use the just severity 710 13| patronage of the Blessed Virgin, Mother of God. The kingdom 711 7 | Since these issues are so vital, all who have a concern 712 7 | marriage law retained. Their vote received the approval of 713 2 | the Roman Pontiff, for he wanted to offer his kingdom to 714 1 | and also to assist them in warding off common dangers. In this 715 13| not solely due to their warlike fortitude, but also to the 716 9 | where it flourished; where weakened, it would be strengthened, 717 11| strength of soul which human weakness does not allow to flourish 718 4 | commands those who have wealth to come graciously to the 719 4 | of punishment has little weight to discourage offenders. 720 10| a great deal to the true welfare of the state, this is much 721 11| providing an example of deeds well-done. Further, see to it that 722 10| seminarians, all of them well-founded. Choose teachers and spiritual 723 1 | great event. Moreover it is well-known that the Apostolic See took 724 12| with love of neighbor. - Well-written pamphlets to guard against 725 | whom 726 12| extirpate them should be widely disseminated. They must 727 8 | Since this evil is more widespread and greater than its remedies, 728 8 | state. All who are truly wise understand this. That is 729 8 | the education of youth is wisely and rightly provided for 730 4 | the states will do nothing wiser and more opportune than 731 11| especially by the ministry of word and sacraments. - But to 732 8 | many in Hungary who are working toward the same goal with 733 11| they are not exposed to worldly temptations and that they 734 9 | is an excellent plan, one worthy of your wisdom and virtue. 735 6 | rather than provoke the wrath of an avenging God.~ 736 13| of Our pontificate. ~LEO XIII ~ ~ 737 13| August 22, 1886, in the ninth year of Our pontificate. ~LEO 738 2 | episcopate: relief in calamities, zealous defense of the rights of