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1002 11| will tire you temporarily. Reflect on how diligently you pursue 1003 17| predecessor Innocent XII, reflecting on the serious losses which 1004 28| Vatican, to welcome and refresh pilgrims who had come to 1005 27| confessed their sins, and been refreshed by holy communion". We shall 1006 28| nourishment and spiritual refreshment with the aid of upright 1007 16| general confession, having regard to the nature of each person 1008 4 | men hastening from every region of the earth betake themselves 1009 7 | 789-790). We exhort the Regular clergy also to come, provided 1010 20| without penalty by persons who regularly receive the Church's sacraments. 1011 26| clear from the annals of his reign, bk. 3, chap. 24. Now that 1012 11| Do not, we beseech you, reject this great benefit because 1013 10| constitution Antiquorum habet fida relatio in which he granted the 1014 21| Many opinions advocate a relaxation of Christian discipline 1015 27| faithful to practice other relevant works apart from the prescribed 1016 11| blessed Peter and Paul and the relics of the other saints, and 1017 21| advise confessors not to rely on their own opinion in 1018 27| But We also added the remark of Cardinal Pallavicinus 1019 19| to offer and the proper remedy to apply by taking different 1020 7 | shepherd. Indeed they should remember that many of their predecessors-at 1021 15| which flourish everywhere, remembering the words of Isaiah 58: " 1022 9 | from their presence all remembrance of idolatrous worship and 1023 24| endure, may be for you a remission of sins, an increase of 1024 13| taken away. This must be removed either by satisfactory works 1025 12| of succeeding times which render the pilgrimages of the faithful 1026 25| thoughts from God's sight and, renewed in the spirit of your mind, 1027 27| strengthen their hopes by renewing their practice of salutary 1028 17| previous confessions are repaired.~~ 1029 7 | when the only way he can repay his debts is by staying 1030 7 | See, We have witnessed the repeated arrival of women of all 1031 27| We spent in Bologna, We repeatedly issued Our instructions 1032 22| sins. Confessors should not reply that this is impossible 1033 21| or a new kind of deed is reported to the confessor and he 1034 16| predecessor Innocent XII had reprinted in Rome to be an example 1035 17| letter from your father requesting me to reveal to him some 1036 2 | his kindness to grant the requests of foreign peoples who visited 1037 9 | of its unity established residence here. Because idolatry prevailed 1038 22| heartily sorry and seriously resolve to abandon sin in the future. 1039 22| statement of St. Francis Xavier resolves this difficulty: "He considered 1040 21| investigated, he should beware of responding by intuition, but should 1041 7 | Responsibilities of Those Going on Pilgrimages~~ 1042 20| does only this, then he is responsible for what his penitent overlooked. 1043 4 | before its publication as it rested safely in the archives of 1044 22| hate and enmity, to make restitution to others if they are able, 1045 22| For although he should not resume the practice of those Canons, 1046 4 | commanders hasten without their retinue to the tombs of the fisherman 1047 11| those who visit those holy retreats in a properly prepared state 1048 22| tombs of the Apostles, she revealed all the stains of her former 1049 20| the excess of the church revenues or the like. In these cases 1050 11| the Apostolic blessings, revere the holy bodies of blessed 1051 3 | lengthy undertaking now to review the bishops, martyrs, and 1052 17| account of one's life is reviewed and this results in fear 1053 16| and place. This way, in reviewing their past, they may return 1054 21| some being old opinions revived, others newly invented, 1055 24| increase of grace, and the reward of eternal life".~~ 1056 20| sects. 3 and 4; Theophilus Reynaudus, vol. 16, Heteroclit. spiritual., 1057 24| Consequently they lose the richer fruit which the prayers 1058 6 | Jerusalem. Let us condemn the ridiculous opinion of those who say 1059 10| of this rumor, which was rife not only in Rome but also 1060 22| 34). Therefore it is not right for confessors to rashly 1061 8 | tomb where lie the arms of righteousness, the arms of light, and 1062 9 | publicorumque aedificiorum Urbis Romae eversoribus, in which he 1063 8 | Homily 32, in Epistolam ad Romanos, tome 9, p. 757, of the 1064 17| is increased to meet and rout any temptation to evil; 1065 4 | on this subject: "in the royal city of Rome emperors, consuls, 1066 21| Christian discipline and bring ruin to souls, some being old 1067 17| of the Mission. Hence the Rules of this Congregation, approved 1068 4 | Hosius, cap. de Caeremoniis; Rutilius Benzonius, de anno Sancti 1069 20| and Cardinal de Lugo, de Sacram. Poenitent., disp. 22, sect. 1070 19| states under the heading de Sacramento Poenitentiae: "If the penitent 1071 20| regularly receive the Church's sacraments. In these cases the opinion 1072 4 | to Jacobus Gretserus, de sacris Peregrinationibus in tome 1073 12| lay people think they are safe from the penalties of past 1074 17| 17. St. Francis de Sales, in many of his writings, 1075 17| VIII contained in the bull Salvatoris nostri, confirming the establishment 1076 4 | Rutilius Benzonius, de anno Sancti Jubilaei, bk. 6, chap. lf; 1077 10| on receiving the grace of sanctification in this year of Jubilee, 1078 25| expiation of sins, saying: "Be sanctified, therefore, most beloved 1079 4 | recently Trombelli, de Cultu Sanctor, tome 1, pt. 2, chap. 46f. 1080 13| must be removed either by satisfactory works in this life or by 1081 9 | Goths, Vandals, and other savage nations. He contends that 1082 17| which would assist him in saving his soul. I gladly, and 1083 8 | his commendation. For he saw another object in Rome which 1084 6 | ridiculous opinion of those who say that these pilgrimages are 1085 20| comment. This would then scandalize others, who could infer 1086 22| theologian of the stricter school, but of the Roman Ritual. 1087 27| disputes of the different schools. Both We Ourselves and those 1088 20| and the other disciples of Scotus, Cardinal de Laureaea, in 1089 12| improved from lands over sea or the tombs of the saints". 1090 7 | the Cross and go over the seas lies in the sphere of his 1091 23| holy devotion even in the secret confessional, I will affirm 1092 27| of the phrasing of that section of Our Bull which refers " 1093 20| Thomae, vol. 4, disp. 32, sects. 3 and 4; Theophilus Reynaudus, 1094 20| acts are permissible from seeing them done without penalty 1095 15| ensure that the faithful do seek indulgences, the clergy 1096 | seemed 1097 | seems 1098 20| questioning, even when he sees that this will make the 1099 20| in conferring benefits, selecting ministers or in governing 1100 21| must do so carefully and selectively. For it is well known that 1101 20| who, though they hear no self-accusation for sins which are public 1102 8 | so shining when the sun sends forth its rays as the city 1103 6 | pilgrims or about the general sense and custom of the Church. 1104 12| these places. They are so senseless as to think that the mere 1105 20| Cardinal de Laureaea, in 4. Sentent., vol. 2, de Sacrament. 1106 20| may be made to Solo, in 4. Sententiar., dist. 18, quest. 2, sect. 1107 22| sermons of preachers in separating a penitent from his sins. 1108 24| which corresponds to the seriousness of the sins in accordance 1109 19| does not know it" (tome 2, serm. 27, art. 2, chap. 3, p. 1110 27| before the year of Jubilee (Sermonum, tome 2, p. 517ff, Paris 1111 7 | spent in this city as a servant of the Holy See, We have 1112 10| more ready than before to serve God".~~ 1113 13| as Cajetan, when he was serving as Apostolic Legate in Germany. 1114 21| confessors of lesser mark duly settle the more difficult questions 1115 21| thought to the matter before settling it. It would certainly be 1116 4 | Marculf who lived in the seventh century is never mentioned 1117 22| it might have seemed too severe to him. He will do so, of 1118 7 | character, disposition, and sex. But if married women undertake 1119 19| chapter Omnis utriusque sexus, de Poenitentiis et remissionibus. 1120 26| obedience to the Holy See. We share the desire of Our predecessor 1121 22| this way, they can avoid sharing in the sins of others by 1122 3 | places where the Gospel first shone from the Cross".~~ 1123 18| limited authority for a short period of time in order 1124 4 | kinds of living things were shown to this same Blessed Peter 1125 7 | married Theodosius. St. Jerome shows the Roman matron Paula anxious 1126 19| measures for the cure of the sick man". These are the words 1127 19| opinion of St. Bernardine of Siena, who answers in the affirmative 1128 23| sorrowful groans and bitter sighs you gave a faithful account 1129 4 | the Catholic Church is signified by the City of Rome alone, 1130 22| absolve those who give no signs of sorrow or are unwilling 1131 20| are public knowledge, stay silent, and with no exhortation 1132 20| quest. 2, sect. 4, and Silvius, in 3. par. D. Thomae, vol. 1133 6 | of sacred journeys, but simply recommend them as beneficial. 1134 8 | proclaim Rome blessed for the single reason that Paul in his 1135 11| consecrated. For that City was singled out when God established 1136 22| would not be such ready sinning if there were not such ready 1137 19| of serious sin if, while sitting in the holy tribunal of 1138 11| should lead you in this situation".~~ 1139 19| different from that of a skillful doctor who pours oil and 1140 8 | bodies of these saints. The sky is not so shining when the 1141 23| faithful account of every slight and minute affection of 1142 20| are not here discussing so-called invincible ignorance of 1143 7 | going to the holy places. Socrates records the pilgrimages 1144 7 | to free the Church of God solely from devotion, and not for 1145 27| traditional formula for a solemn blessing used by Our predecessors 1146 20| reference may be made to Solo, in 4. Sententiar., dist. 1147 21| well and immediately to solve every question as those 1148 | something 1149 22| those who give no signs of sorrow or are unwilling to lay 1150 22| that they may be heartily sorry and seriously resolve to 1151 18| properly educated in the sound doctrine of the Church. 1152 21| trustworthiness of authors and the soundness of their doctrine. It will 1153 7 | However, to prevent the enemy sowing weeds where the cautious 1154 7 | cautious father of the family sows wheat, We beseech those 1155 9 | saying that Our city with its spacious buildings and its wonderful 1156 4 | Charlemagne, within a span of forty-seven years, travelled 1157 20| made aware of it. We are speaking of vincible ignorance, when 1158 23| 23. Blessed Peter Damian speaks of this event in Opusculo, 1159 15| of indulgences. But since special pains must be taken to ensure 1160 21| penitents which deserves to be specially investigated, he should 1161 7 | over the seas lies in the sphere of his own will. Therefore 1162 7 | his treatise Heteroclita spiritualia (Operum, tome 15, p. 217, 1163 20| delectations, and who in spite of this customarily accommodate 1164 8 | Romans and loved them and spoke to them in person and ended 1165 7 | virtue by either of the spouses. Similarly, it would be 1166 4 | forty-seven years, under the spur of devotion, came to Rome 1167 11| the blood of martyrs has stained and consecrated. For that 1168 22| Apostles, she revealed all the stains of her former life in the 1169 4 | Catholic., bk. 5, chap. 17; Stanislaus Hosius, cap. de Caeremoniis; 1170 19| this doctrine, where it states under the heading de Sacramento 1171 20| which are public knowledge, stay silent, and with no exhortation 1172 7 | can repay his debts is by staying in some one place and working".~~ 1173 | stop 1174 26| journey and its various stopovers, the pilgrims will not trouble 1175 10| fifteen times if they were strangers and thirty times if they 1176 27| added incitement for many to strengthen their hopes by renewing 1177 22| from one's confessor which strikes one individual penitent 1178 1 | churches, they unite the strivings of piety and religion; those 1179 18| and exhortations in the strongest possible words and with 1180 9 | same spirit of piety which strongly inspired St. John Chrysostom 1181 20| arts. 2 to 7. Among the students of the Franciscan family 1182 6 | at times uses a vehement style to attack the holy pilgrimages 1183 20| of the Society of Jesus: Suarez, in 3. part. D. Thomae, 1184 21| it can discuss and define subtle problems and quickly find 1185 9 | this is true, he certainly succeeded in completing a laborious 1186 12| other foolish notions of succeeding times which render the pilgrimages 1187 17| follows: "From the abundant success of these (i.e. of the works 1188 20| princes, governors and suchlike when they see or know that 1189 22| with what he would have suffered for the same sins if he 1190 21| knowledge. It will then be sufficient if confessors of lesser 1191 15| Faithful~~15. This will sufficiently inform the people on the 1192 22| spirit and their prudence suggest, in accordance with the 1193 21| the opinion which reason suggests and authority confirms. 1194 16| nature of each person and the suitability of time and place. This 1195 17| advice I am giving him can be summed up in two points: one is 1196 11| example of peoples and princes summon you". St. Charles wrote 1197 8 | not so shining when the sun sends forth its rays as 1198 7 | Raynardus, "is a work of supererogation and belongs to voluntary 1199 23| your thoughts and every superfluity in your speech. You covered 1200 7 | appropriate approval of their superiors. With equal zeal We exhort 1201 9 | worship and the provocation of superstition. But whether or not this 1202 9 | treatise on the profane and superstitious remains of the pagans interred 1203 3 | 3. Eusebius supplies a shining testimony when 1204 28| holy year of Jubilee, to supply in full measure the necessities 1205 20| should know it, or he is surrounded by circumstances of action 1206 22| loving mother the Church, in sympathy for human weakness, has 1207 12| The fathers of the second synod of Cabilona in 813 in Canon 1208 22| in in nostro Tractatu de Synodo, bk. 7, chap. 62, and think 1209 2 | Israelites to approach the Tabernacle or the Temple of the Lord 1210 2 | Azymes, of Weeks and of Tabernacles" (Dt 16). Elcana and his 1211 5 | the errors of Nicholas the Taborite, in which he clearly demolished 1212 | taking 1213 21| This is exactly what We taught in Our encyclical on usury 1214 3 | martyrs, and Christian teachers who have visited Jerusalem 1215 13| canon 30 of the same session teaches this under the heading de 1216 20| sins which the penitent tells him; if he does only this, 1217 11| the journey will tire you temporarily. Reflect on how diligently 1218 17| increased to meet and rout any temptation to evil; a most pleasant 1219 22| For the hearers of sermons tend to refer the criticism they 1220 21| it should happen (and it tends to happen rather often) 1221 17| Congregation, have the same tenor, for he recommends the beneficial 1222 4 | of the fisherman and the tentmaker" (Quod Christus sit Deus, 1223 1 | highly recommended in the Old Testament, which records the numerous 1224 4 | Paris, 1718). Eginhard testifies that the emperor Charlemagne 1225 17| attractions of the world". The text of this letter can be found 1226 9 | prove that the magnificent theatres, temples, and baths as well 1227 23| of the Angel to those in Theatyra: 'I will not send another 1228 7 | of Eudoxia, who married Theodosius. St. Jerome shows the Roman 1229 22| These are the words not of a theologian of the stricter school, 1230 27| doing We shall not enter on theological controversies which involve 1231 | Thereupon 1232 4 | edition of his works; Coccius, Thes. Catholic., bk. 5, chap. 1233 21| By this means, a way of thinking completely at variance with 1234 10| years by Clement VI, to thirty-three years by Urban VI, and finally 1235 4 | Apostle Peter. "So many thousands of men hastening from every 1236 25| of God on earth as to the throne of grace, that you may obtain 1237 12| past or present sins by thronging to these places. They are 1238 | throughout 1239 7 | cleave to his wife by the tie of marriage will do evil 1240 6 | Baronius, Natalis, Alexander, Tillemont, and Ceillerus believe them 1241 6 | from arising by applying timely remedies. Even if the over-zealous 1242 11| you fear the journey will tire you temporarily. Reflect 1243 11| without being deterred by toil, pain, or discomfort. Shame 1244 4 | this, considering hard and toilsome journeys of little account, 1245 27| first collected in several tomes and soon were gathered in 1246 13| Predecessor Leo X to Cardinal Tommaso de Vio, otherwise known 1247 21| speech; We do not want to touch on the disputed questions 1248 12| canon, "and travel to Rome, Tours, and other places without 1249 8 | This body, more than any towers and walls, protects Rome 1250 20| n. 4; Cardinal Antonius, tract. de Poenitent., art. 3, 1251 14| way of absolution and to transfer it by way of prayer; accordingly 1252 11| St. Charles' request had transferred the plenary indulgence of 1253 8 | by the Spirit, which were transfixed by the fear of God and carried 1254 12| mistake", says the canon, "and travel to Rome, Tours, and other 1255 4 | span of forty-seven years, travelled to Rome to pray and accomplish 1256 10| Jubilee; likewise the great treasure which is offered to you 1257 28| apostles and obtain the treasures of indulgences especially 1258 4 | scholars have previously treated this whole subject. We refer 1259 23| Operum (Paris edition) and treats it as an example for others. " 1260 20| the eternal pit. So if he trembles in the presence of the powerful, 1261 19| while sitting in the holy tribunal of Penance, they hear their 1262 27| his In Historia Concilii Tridentini bk. 24, chap. 12, no. 6, 1263 9 | eversoribus, in which he tries to prove that the magnificent 1264 4 | edition; and quite recently Trombelli, de Cultu Sanctor, tome 1265 26| stopovers, the pilgrims will not trouble the bishops there who must 1266 27| to the faithful who are truly repentant, have confessed 1267 15| Raise up your voice as a trumpet and announce their crimes 1268 21| disputed questions of the trustworthiness of authors and the soundness 1269 5 | wrote against Claudius of Turin who was opposed to holy 1270 22| than many at a rash speed" (Tursellini in ejus Vita [S. Francisci 1271 10| Urban VI, and finally to twenty-five years by Paul 11. Clement 1272 16| to confess the same sins twice, still We consider it salutary 1273 20| themselves to the penitent unaffected by any concern for manifesting 1274 22| brandished before his eyes unalloyed with any palliation of or 1275 20| opinion of the theologians is unanimous that a confessor must assist 1276 17| directors of conscience agree unanimously that general confession 1277 27| Indeed since men are wholly uncertain that they have in reality 1278 11| in Italian in order to be understood by all. The first letter 1279 10| ensure that the pious works undertaken on these pilgrimages are 1280 7 | marriage will do evil if he undertakes a long pilgrimage against 1281 3 | It would be a lengthy undertaking now to review the bishops, 1282 26| return to their own land undeserving of the censure with which 1283 13| Christian people of the unfailing treasury in the Church which 1284 13| have departed this life united with God in charity. This 1285 9 | religion and the center of its unity established residence here. 1286 18| We did not give anyone unlimited authority to hear confessions. 1287 | until 1288 7 | Similarly, it would be unusual for the father of a family 1289 22| no signs of sorrow or are unwilling to lay aside hate and enmity, 1290 21| the side which they see is upheld both by reason and authority" ( 1291 9 | publicorumque aedificiorum Urbis Romae eversoribus, in which 1292 25| spirit of your mind, be urgent in prayers, fast often, 1293 12| other saints while praying urgently, giving alms, correcting 1294 13| highly recommended their usefulness in Our pastoral Edicts when 1295 6 | over-zealous holy Doctor at times uses a vehement style to attack 1296 | using 1297 19| the Lateran, chapter Omnis utriusque sexus, de Poenitentiis et 1298 27| examples how worthless and vain is the opinion of those 1299 10| words with which Augustinus Valerius, the watchful bishop of 1300 17| pilgrimage) should first make a valid general confession; he should 1301 9 | destroyed by the Goths, Vandals, and other savage nations. 1302 23| your humanity and of every vanity in your thoughts and every 1303 21| of thinking completely at variance with the simplicity of the 1304 18| possible words and with vehemence of spirit.~~ 1305 6 | holy Doctor at times uses a vehement style to attack the holy 1306 10| Deacon of St. George in Velabra, the nephew of this Pontiff, 1307 10| for your part to don the vestment of joy which is the permanent 1308 13| by Christ the Lord to His vicar on earth, the Roman Pontiff; 1309 15| attack in their preaching the vices of the age which flourish 1310 8 | riches, and her war-time victories elicit great wonder. But 1311 13| door is opened on the next vigil of the Birth of the Lord; 1312 21| Our predecessor Alexander VII (decree published September 1313 22| yoke of sin and explain the vileness of their sins in order, 1314 17| Italian biography of St. Vincent de Paul, founder of the 1315 20| of it. We are speaking of vincible ignorance, when the penitent 1316 13| X to Cardinal Tommaso de Vio, otherwise known as Cajetan, 1317 2 | by His mother the Blessed Virgin and His foster–father St. 1318 27| basilicasfifteen times for visitors and thirty times for Romans– 1319 22| speed" (Tursellini in ejus Vita [S. Francisci Xaverii], 1320 16| necessity for repeating former void confessions. Furthermore 1321 27| were gathered in one folio volume in a Latin translation. 1322 7 | supererogation and belongs to voluntary devotion. Its performance 1323 12| 1039). The abbot Albert von Staden in his Chronico similarly 1324 4 | and accomplish what he had vowed". And We must mention the 1325 4 | others read: for the sake of wandering) but in the name of the 1326 8 | population, riches, and her war-time victories elicit great wonder. 1327 19| lack completeness. He must warn and correct him that by 1328 22| merits but their bodies are weak, that ancient strict censure 1329 6 | salvation. All of this does not weaken or destroy the truth We 1330 7 | prevent the enemy sowing weeds where the cautious father 1331 2 | festivals of Azymes, of Weeks and of Tabernacles" (Dt 1332 28| church on the Vatican, to welcome and refresh pilgrims who 1333 9 | Angelus Bargaeus in his well-known letter, de privatorum publicorumque 1334 8 | him in his lifetime: "I went up to see Peter".~~ 1335 7 | father of the family sows wheat, We beseech those who are 1336 22| sacramental satisfaction as a whim, but in so doing they should 1337 16| fortified by this most wholesome sacrament. Then they should 1338 13| for this purpose receive a wider power both of absolving 1339 17| to a woman who had been widowed: "I have received a letter 1340 19| ignorant, which according to William does not excuse him. Perhaps 1341 7 | different, however, if the wife willingly proposes continence or wishes 1342 27| 1, chap. 12, sect. 3): "Wise Christians receive Papal 1343 7 | willingly proposes continence or wishes and is able to go with her 1344 | within 1345 7 | of the Holy See, We have witnessed the repeated arrival of 1346 17| he wrote in a letter to a woman who had been widowed: "I 1347 22| kind of life which once won praise for glorious Agnes, 1348 8 | war-time victories elicit great wonder. But this is not the chief 1349 27| of time preachers of the word of God will be plentiful. 1350 7 | places in Jerusalem and wore the emblem of the Cross. " 1351 7 | staying in some one place and working".~~Everyone knows of the 1352 9 | remembrance of idolatrous worship and the provocation of superstition. 1353 3 | the virtues until they had worshipped Christ in those places where 1354 7 | performance is not of equal worth with acts of virtue which 1355 27| by fact and examples how worthless and vain is the opinion 1356 19| pours oil and wine on the wound. Yet every minister of the 1357 19| pour oil and wine on the wounds of the afflicted person 1358 22| should emphasize to them the wretched life they have lived under 1359 5 | Jonas, bishop of Orleans, a writer of the ninth century, wrote 1360 27| 12, no. 6, that those are wrong who think that by using 1361 22| ejus Vita [S. Francisci Xaverii], bk. 6, chap. 17). 23. 1362 22| statement of St. Francis Xavier resolves this difficulty: " 1363 22| they have lived under the yoke of sin and explain the vileness 1364 7 | which easily arise from young women when they encounter 1365 | yourselves 1366 28| lives of Our Predecessors Zacharias and Paschal, by the renowned 1367 26| arrive in Rome, We shall zealously see to it that they lead


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