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  1 Text|          St. Peter's, 22 November 1902, in the 25th year of Our
  2 Text|           in Rome at St. Peter's, 22 November 1902, in the 25th
  3 Text|          22 November 1902, in the 25th year of Our Pontificate. ~
  4     | about
  5 Text|          provide for what must be accomplished and what must be avoided.
  6     | again
  7 Text|     defense of the faith. May the aid of divine grace be with
  8 Text|      clergy among you to be split apart; this divides and enervates
  9 Text|    preserving the faith cannot be applied everywhere. However, since
 10 Text|        doubt that you strenuously apply every argument to repair
 11 Text|       sanctioned by the apostolic approval. Moreover, We do not wish
 12 Text|            To Cardinal Skrbensky, Archbishop of Prague and to the  Other
 13 Text|          Prague and to the  Other Archbishops and Bishops of Bohemia and
 14     | are
 15 Text|           strenuously apply every argument to repair the misfortunes
 16 Text|       therefore the same means of assistance for preserving the faith
 17     | at
 18 Text|          idle; you must use every available means to defend your flock.
 19 Text|     accomplished and what must be avoided. Therefore it is Our wish
 20     | becoming
 21 Text|            We think that the very best resolution would be for
 22 Text|        love receive the Apostolic Blessing which We most lovingly in
 23 Text|           common fatherland which calls for defense, We think that
 24     | cannot
 25 Text|                                To Cardinal Skrbensky, Archbishop of
 26 Text|         strenuously that you take care to extirpate totally the
 27 Text|        the rites and practices of Catholicism cause Us great sorrow and
 28 Text|          practices of Catholicism cause Us great sorrow and grief.
 29 Text|           the partisan zeal which causes the holy clergy among you
 30 Text|           great sorrow and grief. Certainly We do not doubt that you
 31 Text|     destroy your flock, you, whom Christ wished to be Pastors, must
 32 Text|          dioceses are in the same circumstances with regard to the security
 33 Text|        zeal which causes the holy clergy among you to be split apart;
 34 Text|           The notices which daily come to Us about the state of
 35 Text|         opportunity go by without commending to you again most strenuously
 36 Text|    resolution would be for you to communicate with each other and with
 37 Text|         as possible to deliberate concerning the defense of the faith
 38 Text|           of the faith among your countrymen. Naturally you will see
 39 Text|        Moravia.~The notices which daily come to Us about the state
 40 Text|          becoming worse with each day. If the enemies of the faith
 41 Text|          of the deliberations and decisions which take place be referred
 42 Text|          every available means to defend your flock. However, the
 43 Text|    meeting as soon as possible to deliberate concerning the defense of
 44 Text|         it that the nature of the deliberations and decisions which take
 45 Text|          of your dioceses and the departure of large numbers from the
 46 Text|           with all their might to destroy your flock, you, whom Christ
 47 Text|           to be split apart; this divides and enervates the forces
 48 Text|         the faith. May the aid of divine grace be with you in these
 49 Text|        grief. Certainly We do not doubt that you strenuously apply
 50 Text|       worse with each day. If the enemies of the faith spare neither
 51 Text|           apart; this divides and enervates the forces of those whose
 52 Text|          misfortunes of the flock entrusted to you and to prevent losses
 53 Text|      union is greatly needed, now especially, for the defense of the
 54     | everywhere
 55 Text| strenuously that you take care to extirpate totally the partisan zeal
 56 Text|           one, and it is a common fatherland which calls for defense,
 57 Text|         divides and enervates the forces of those whose union is
 58 Text|     impart to you and your flock.~Given in Rome at St. Peter's,
 59 Text|           to let this opportunity go by without commending to
 60 Text|        the danger persuades Us to goad the willing. We know, to
 61 Text|      faith. May the aid of divine grace be with you in these tasks.
 62 Text|           of Catholicism cause Us great sorrow and grief. Certainly
 63 Text|           of those whose union is greatly needed, now especially,
 64 Text|         cause Us great sorrow and grief. Certainly We do not doubt
 65 Text|    Bishops of Bohemia and Moravia hold a meeting as soon as possible
 66 Text|    partisan zeal which causes the holy clergy among you to be split
 67 Text|           be Pastors, must not be idle; you must use every available
 68     | If
 69 Text|         most lovingly in the Lord impart to you and your flock.~Given
 70 Text|           to goad the willing. We know, to be sure, that not all
 71 Text|           the faith spare neither labor nor money, and strain with
 72 Text|     dioceses and the departure of large numbers from the rites and
 73 Text|         year of Our Pontificate. ~LEO XIII ~ ~
 74     | let
 75 Text|           We most lovingly in the Lord impart to you and your flock.~
 76 Text|   entrusted to you and to prevent losses from becoming worse with
 77 Text|          tasks. As a token of Our love receive the Apostolic Blessing
 78 Text|  Apostolic Blessing which We most lovingly in the Lord impart to you
 79 Text|          your flock. However, the magnitude of the danger persuades
 80 Text|        Bohemia and Moravia hold a meeting as soon as possible to deliberate
 81     | might
 82 Text|      every argument to repair the misfortunes of the flock entrusted to
 83 Text|           spare neither labor nor money, and strain with all their
 84     | Moreover
 85 Text|      faith among your countrymen. Naturally you will see to it that
 86 Text|           will see to it that the nature of the deliberations and
 87 Text|      those whose union is greatly needed, now especially, for the
 88     | neither
 89     | nor
 90 Text|          Bohemia and Moravia.~The notices which daily come to Us about
 91 Text|           Rome at St. Peter's, 22 November 1902, in the 25th year of
 92     | now
 93 Text|        and the departure of large numbers from the rites and practices
 94     | one
 95 Text|        each other and with united opinion to provide for what must
 96 Text|           do not wish to let this opportunity go by without commending
 97 Text|          to extirpate totally the partisan zeal which causes the holy
 98 Text|          whom Christ wished to be Pastors, must not be idle; you must
 99 Text|           magnitude of the danger persuades Us to goad the willing.
100 Text|       flock.~Given in Rome at St. Peter's, 22 November 1902, in
101 Text|          and decisions which take place be referred to Us so that
102 Text|           in the 25th year of Our Pontificate. ~LEO XIII ~ ~
103 Text|         hold a meeting as soon as possible to deliberate concerning
104 Text|        numbers from the rites and practices of Catholicism cause Us
105 Text|          Skrbensky, Archbishop of Prague and to the  Other Archbishops
106 Text|           means of assistance for preserving the faith cannot be applied
107 Text|           entrusted to you and to prevent losses from becoming worse
108 Text|        and with united opinion to provide for what must be accomplished
109 Text|            As a token of Our love receive the Apostolic Blessing which
110 Text|     decisions which take place be referred to Us so that they may be
111 Text|           same circumstances with regard to the security of the faith;
112 Text|           apply every argument to repair the misfortunes of the flock
113 Text|          think that the very best resolution would be for you to communicate
114 Text|         of large numbers from the rites and practices of Catholicism
115 Text|          and your flock.~Given in Rome at St. Peter's, 22 November
116     | s
117 Text|         to Us so that they may be sanctioned by the apostolic approval.
118 Text|  circumstances with regard to the security of the faith; therefore
119 Text|    countrymen. Naturally you will see to it that the nature of
120     | since
121 Text|                       To Cardinal Skrbensky, Archbishop of Prague and
122     | so
123 Text|         Moravia hold a meeting as soon as possible to deliberate
124 Text|        Catholicism cause Us great sorrow and grief. Certainly We
125 Text|          the enemies of the faith spare neither labor nor money,
126 Text|       holy clergy among you to be split apart; this divides and
127 Text|           flock.~Given in Rome at St. Peter's, 22 November 1902,
128 Text|        daily come to Us about the state of your dioceses and the
129 Text|      neither labor nor money, and strain with all their might to
130 Text|           willing. We know, to be sure, that not all of your dioceses
131 Text|        grace be with you in these tasks. As a token of Our love
132     | their
133     | these
134     | they
135 Text|       which calls for defense, We think that the very best resolution
136     | those
137 Text|          you in these tasks. As a token of Our love receive the
138 Text|        you take care to extirpate totally the partisan zeal which
139 Text|         the forces of those whose union is greatly needed, now especially,
140 Text|          with each other and with united opinion to provide for what
141 Text|        must not be idle; you must use every available means to
142     | very
143     | whom
144     | whose
145     | will
146 Text|          persuades Us to goad the willing. We know, to be sure, that
147 Text|           flock, you, whom Christ wished to be Pastors, must not
148     | without
149 Text|      prevent losses from becoming worse with each day. If the enemies
150     | would
151 Text|          of Our Pontificate. ~LEO XIII ~ ~
152 Text|        November 1902, in the 25th year of Our Pontificate. ~LEO
153 Text|    extirpate totally the partisan zeal which causes the holy clergy