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 1 1 |          now that same apostolic charity, ever watchful over the
 2 8 |      check on lust by increasing charity, according to the words
 3 8 | Augustine, who says, speaking of charity, "As it grows, lust diminishes;
 4 11|                      The Bond of Charity~11. Furthermore, if anyone
 5 11|         arise from this, that as charity towards God has grown cold,
 6 11|       has grown cold, the mutual charity of men among themselves
 7 11|       Jesus Christ and a genuine charity. This charity Christ brought
 8 11|          a genuine charity. This charity Christ brought into the
 9 11|      with the efficacious aid of charity, which tempers justice,
10 11|  Sacrament, namely, by awakening charity towards God to promote mutual
11 11|    towards God to promote mutual charity among men. For the latter,
12 11|      there should be any lack of charity among men, or rather it
13 11|        would but ponder well the charity which Christ has shown in
14 11|       persevering and inviolable charity, which should prevail among
15 11|         sign of unity, O bond of charity!»" (Summ. Theol. P. IIL,
16 11|         symbol of that unity and charity whereby He would have all
17 11|        bonds of faith, hope, and charity" (Conc. Trid., Sess. XIIL,
18 12|        this, the grace of mutual charity among the living, which
19 12|          and the constitution is charity. For faith teaches us, that
20 13|                 13. That genuine charity, therefore, which knows
21 15|        of unity, in this bond of charity, in this symbol of concord;
22 20|     increase of faith, hope, and charity, and of ail Christian virtues;
23 20|          of God's most provident charity, Who instituted this mystery
24 21|       and as a pledge of our own charity, most lovingly bestow on