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501 5(4)| I Th v, 17. ~ 502 5 | prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for all men."(5) 503 | Thee 504 1 | minds, and what is the great thing, actually govern their daily 505 4 | salutary laws of the Church, thinking the burden laid upon them 506 4 | protect and propagate the Third Order, called the Secular 507 | Thou 508 | though 509 3 | exhorted to raise their thoughts, now busied with worldly 510 | throughout 511 1 | in Our power, should be thrown open to the faithful-that 512 5(5)| I Tim ii, 1. ~ 513 4 | You know the temper of the times-how many there are who love 514 2 | who, through a misplaced timidity, are frightened, and have 515 4 | can bear, when they are told to abstain from certain 516 6 | the approach of His last torments, asked nothing more urgently 517 2 | opinions boldly, far less to translate them into deeds; everywhere 518 10 | 10. Sailors and travellers may obtain the indulgence 519 1 | Christian world, and the treasures of heavenly gifts, the dispensation 520 5 | us this saying, not less true than ingenious, in the form 521 1 | as closely as possible to truth and the Christian ideal, 522 12 | at St. Peter's, on the twenty-second day of December, in the 523 6 | will be surprised, for you understand how important it is that 524 1 | ideal, it will easily be understood how fitting it is that We 525 3 | duration, nothing must be left undone by Us which can afford any 526 5 | desire to see confidence united with the revival of an assiduous 527 9 | communities, confraternities, universities, and colleges where the 528 | unless 529 7 | has given to Us, though unworthy of it, We grant under the 530 6 | exhortations, your reproaches, urge all "to keep the unity of 531 6 | torments, asked nothing more urgently of His Father than the mutual 532 | using 533 5(4)| I Th v, 17. ~ 534 8 | visits to the Lateran, the Vatican, and the Liberian Basilicas, 535 9 | Venerable Brethren, your Vicars or Officials, on your or 536 1 | than usually opportune. In view of the fact that in Our 537 5(2)| Mr vii, 7. ~ 538 2 | measure disappeared; the most violent passions have claimed a 539 11 | Most Holy Rosary of the Virgin; and with her assistance 540 4 | Christ crucified was not less visible in his life and conduct 541 10 | at some fixed station, by visiting six times the principal 542 4 | penance which consists of the voluntary punishment of the body. 543 5 | the light of day naked and wanting all things, has been endowed 544 6 | so great an evil. By your warnings, your exhortations, your 545 6 | of prayer. Now you must watch with the greatest care that 546 9 | indulgence may be applied by way of suffrage to the souls 547 4 | not to be wondered at if, weakened by these habits of indulgence, 548 | where 549 | whether 550 | while 551 | whom 552 2 | affecting public morals; wicked societies which We ourselves 553 5 | prayer, that he may use it wisely for the obtaining of all 554 11 | great Mother of God. For We wish this Jubilee to be placed 555 2 | far as they are able, to withdraw them from God, their duty, 556 | within 557 12 | of heavenly graces and a witness to Our fatherly goodwill 558 10 | nuns, novices, and other women living in the cloister may 559 4 | the year. It is not to be wondered at if, weakened by these 560 5 | And with this teaching the word of the Apostle corresponds: " 561 10 | 1879, beginning with the words Pontifices maximi; always 562 8 | to the furthering of some work likely to promote the propagation 563 10 | commute for other pious works, and also has power to dispense 564 3 | thoughts, now busied with worldly matters, to the contemplation 565 2 | into deeds; everywhere the worst examples are affecting public 566 | would 567 12 | of Our Pontificate.~LEO XIII~ 568 6(6)| Jn xvii, 21. 569 5(3)| Lk xviii, 1. ~ 570 6 | especially in these last years. Nor can We pass over the 571 | yet