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 1 2 |         in a common joy. For the Christian faith, from the time when
 2 2 |         stir up and increase the Christian faith in those parts, he
 3 3 |         account as the father of Christian Germany, its Apostle and
 4 3 |         had been imbued with the Christian faith by St. Boniface. "
 5 4 | threatening us, so that Our holy Christian doctrine and code of morals
 6 4 |         diligence, strength, and Christian prudence.~
 7 5 |         may be of service to the Christian multitude under the authority
 8 6 | seminaries as the dignity of the Christian priesthood and the natural
 9 7 |          7. It is necessary that Christian wisdom, which abounds in
10 7 |     their great glory.For indeed Christian doctrine deeply treated
11 7 |       the same manner opposed to Christian doctrine, so that he who
12 7 |        school of learning called Christian theology. The memory of
13 7 |         formerly objected to the Christian religion, that they should
14 7 |       they should eradicate from Christian people all divine and most
15 9 |          the different orders of Christian people, if indeed it shines
16 9 |         set by priests, as every Christian man ought to persevere in
17 10|       might especially inculcate Christian wisdom and virtue. Under
18 11|        silence the fact that the Christian education of youth redounds
19 12|          a source of danger to a Christian people. We know and regret,
20 12|      energy, guided and aided by Christian prudence. And indeed truth,
21 13|           since all are called a Christian life, and so they who refuse
22 13|        the power of handing down Christian doctrine, of giving the
23 13|       those nations, just as the Christian law does not cloud the light