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Benedictus PP. XIV
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1 6| day of June in the year 1741, the first year of Our pontificate.~ ~ 2 2| 2. Everyone clearly understands 3 3| 3. The Roman Pontiffs, Our 4 4| 4. For this reason, Venerable 5 5| 5. Since by the fear of present 6 6| 6. We also wish that the same 7 5| suspension, from which no one can absolve except Ourselves or the 8 2| the news of such business, abstain from offering more alms 9 3| predecessors, detested this lethal abuse which gradually insinuated 10 3| second priest were willing to accept the lower fee.~ 11 | according 12 2| in the conduct of trade. Accordingly, it is not immune to the 13 5| penalty of excommunication in addition to the other penalties which 14 | after 15 | against 16 | already 17 4| through the ministry of the altar? Strive therefore, Venerable 18 4| example so that you may be an ambassador of Christ in every place 19 | among 20 | any 21 | anyone 22 1| the Metropolitans, the Archbishops, and all the Bishops who 23 4| Venerable Brothers, We ask and exhort you who share 24 4| share Our concerns and are associated with Us in the apostolic 25 4| priestly character, are led astray into avarice, not through 26 5| his condition, wilt not belittle such salutary laws and ecclesiastical 27 1| Greetings and Apostolic Benediction.~There is no Catholic who 28 2| the church upon which he bestowed alms or in which he is buried, 29 1| Archbishops, and all the Bishops who are in Communion with 30 5| lovingly impart Our apostolic blessing on your brotherhood and 31 1| the avarice—which is the bondage of idolatry—of many clerics 32 5| apostolic blessing on your brotherhood and on the people entrusted 33 4| from the faith and have brought upon themselves many sorrows. 34 2| bestowed alms or in which he is buried, rather than in another 35 2| offended by the news of such business, abstain from offering more 36 4| earthly matters, who have been called to share the work of the 37 2| base profit, just as is the case in the conduct of trade. 38 4| dignity and perfection and casts it out. Avarice, which teaches 39 1| Benediction.~There is no Catholic who does not know the care 40 4| riches and to serve Mammon, causes the greedy to lose their 41 5| of this fee for himself, causing the Mass to be celebrated 42 5| laws and ecclesiastical censures. Meanwhile, We lovingly 43 3| received a stipend or alms of a certain value for the celebration 44 4| disdain for the priestly character, are led astray into avarice, 45 4| all evil. Some people who chased after it have strayed from 46 4| restrained by law, what about churchmen who have sent forth this 47 2| 2. Everyone clearly understands how foreign 48 4| but also to teach both the clergy and the laity to shun pastures 49 5| according to your decision. The cleric will automatically incur 50 1| bondage of idolatry—of many clerics and laymen has already progressed 51 1| progressed to the point that they collect alms or stipends for the 52 5| your dioceses. If anyone collects alms or stipends for the 53 1| all the Bishops who are in Communion with the Holy See.~Venerable 54 5| punishment there may be readier compliance with salutary warnings, 55 4| exhort you who share Our concerns and are associated with 56 5| each one, mindful of his condition, wilt not belittle such 57 2| just as is the case in the conduct of trade. Accordingly, it 58 6| also wish that the same confidence be placed in copies of this 59 4| What about those who, with contempt for holy laws and with disdain 60 6| confidence be placed in copies of this letter—even printed 61 4| pestilence than avarice, which corrupts the opinion of priestly 62 3| Cardinals Interpreters of the Council of Trent against the heretical 63 5| the time, unless there is danger of death. We trust in the 64 6| fisherman on the thirtieth day of June in the year 1741, 65 5| unless there is danger of death. We trust in the Lord that 66 5| invoke according to your decision. The cleric will automatically 67 4| of the Lord, and who have delivered themselves up to the Lord? 68 3| Trent against the heretical depravity. This decree stated that 69 2| judged otherwise. Everyone desires that the Masses be celebrated 70 3| Pontiffs, Our predecessors, detested this lethal abuse which 71 1| customs or sanctions of the diocesan synods for the maintenance 72 5| pronouncement known in all your dioceses. If anyone collects alms 73 4| contempt for holy laws and with disdain for the priestly character, 74 4| yourselves so that this disease may spread no further, but 75 1| simony or at least from dishonest profit.~It is true that 76 6| original letter if it were displayed or shown.~Given in Rome 77 1| not only celebrated with due reverence and veneration, 78 4| sent forth this message in earthly matters, who have been called 79 | either 80 1| know the care required to ensure that the Holy Sacrifice 81 4| further, but rather may be entirely eradicated. Avarice is the 82 4| but rather may be entirely eradicated. Avarice is the root of 83 4| which teaches people to esteem God less than riches and 84 | every 85 4| Avarice is the root of all evil. Some people who chased 86 4| shine forth in word and example so that you may be an ambassador 87 | except 88 5| automatically incur the penalty of excommunication in addition to the other 89 4| watch over your flocks. Exert yourselves so that this 90 4| Venerable Brothers, We ask and exhort you who share Our concerns 91 2| how foreign this is to the expressed or silent desire of those 92 4| it have strayed from the faith and have brought upon themselves 93 2| of the intentions of the faithful is motivated by the desire 94 1| practices which are not far removed from the sin of 95 5| 5. Since by the fear of present punishment there 96 5| or elsewhere where lower fees are paid for celebrating 97 6| Major under the ring of the fisherman on the thirtieth day of 98 4| whom the care of Christ's flock is entrusted, not only to 99 4| to keep watch over your flocks. Exert yourselves so that 100 4| and to run to the heavenly fold.~ 101 4| place and the people may follow in your footsteps, but also 102 5| salutary warnings, make the following pronouncement known in all 103 4| people may follow in your footsteps, but also to teach both 104 2| clearly understands how foreign this is to the expressed 105 2| unfamiliar to him. Such frustration of the intentions of the 106 | further 107 2| silent desire of those who give alms piously. Nor is it 108 2| to restitution. Thus many good people, gravely offended 109 3| this lethal abuse which gradually insinuated itself. For this 110 2| Thus many good people, gravely offended by the news of 111 4| serve Mammon, causes the greedy to lose their inheritance 112 1| See.~Venerable Brothers, Greetings and Apostolic Benediction.~ 113 6| signed by a notary public and guaranteed by the seal of an ecclesiastical 114 | had 115 4| and of God. If this can hardly be tolerated among laymen 116 | has 117 4| with vice and to run to the heavenly fold.~ 118 3| Council of Trent against the heretical depravity. This decree stated 119 | him 120 | himself 121 | his 122 3| celebrating such a Mass. This holds even if the first priest 123 | how 124 1| which is the bondage of idolatry—of many clerics and laymen 125 2| Accordingly, it is not immune to the suspicion of avarice 126 5| Meanwhile, We lovingly impart Our apostolic blessing on 127 3| the first priest were to inform the second that he had received 128 4| the greedy to lose their inheritance in the kingdom of Christ 129 3| Cardinals of the Universal Inquisition of the Holy Roman Church 130 3| lethal abuse which gradually insinuated itself. For this reason 131 2| Such frustration of the intentions of the faithful is motivated 132 3| Congregation of the Cardinals Interpreters of the Council of Trent 133 | into 134 5| penalties which you might invoke according to your decision. 135 | itself 136 2| piously. Nor is it to be judged otherwise. Everyone desires 137 6| on the thirtieth day of June in the year 1741, the first 138 2| desire for base profit, just as is the case in the conduct 139 4| the apostolic ministry to keep watch over your flocks. 140 5| synodical statutes demand and keeps part of this fee for himself, 141 1| semblance of payment of any kind is removed from the dignity 142 4| their inheritance in the kingdom of Christ and of God. If 143 1| no Catholic who does not know the care required to ensure 144 5| following pronouncement known in all your dioceses. If 145 4| both the clergy and the laity to shun pastures poisoned 146 4| should be restrained by law, what about churchmen who 147 5| he will be punished. A lay person who does this will 148 | least 149 4| priestly character, are led astray into avarice, not 150 | less 151 3| celebration of the Mass, a lesser fee must not be paid to 152 3| predecessors, detested this lethal abuse which gradually insinuated 153 5| celebration of the Mass at the level which the customs of the 154 1| have been prescribed by local customs or sanctions of 155 4| Mammon, causes the greedy to lose their inheritance in the 156 5| censures. Meanwhile, We lovingly impart Our apostolic blessing 157 1| diocesan synods for the maintenance of the priests. They then 158 6| Given in Rome at St. Mary Major under the ring of the fisherman 159 | make 160 4| than riches and to serve Mammon, causes the greedy to lose 161 6| shown.~Given in Rome at St. Mary Major under the ring of 162 4| this message in earthly matters, who have been called to 163 | Meanwhile 164 4| who have sent forth this message in earthly matters, who 165 1| Brothers, the Primates, the Metropolitans, the Archbishops, and all 166 | might 167 5| the Lord that each one, mindful of his condition, wilt not 168 1| priests. They then take this money and have the Mass celebrated 169 | more 170 2| intentions of the faithful is motivated by the desire for base profit, 171 | must 172 2| gravely offended by the news of such business, abstain 173 | Nor 174 6| ones—which are signed by a notary public and guaranteed by 175 2| many good people, gravely offended by the news of such business, 176 2| such business, abstain from offering more alms for the celebration 177 6| seal of an ecclesiastical official, as would be placed in the 178 6| this letter—even printed ones—which are signed by a notary 179 4| avarice, which corrupts the opinion of priestly dignity and 180 6| as would be placed in the original letter if it were displayed 181 | otherwise 182 | Ourselves 183 | out 184 | over 185 5| statutes demand and keeps part of this fee for himself, 186 4| clergy and the laity to shun pastures poisoned with vice and to 187 1| also that all semblance of payment of any kind is removed from 188 5| in addition to the other penalties which you might invoke according 189 4| of priestly dignity and perfection and casts it out. Avarice, 190 5| will be punished. A lay person who does this will automatically 191 4| sorrows. There is no greater pestilence than avarice, which corrupts 192 2| desire of those who give alms piously. Nor is it to be judged 193 1| already progressed to the point that they collect alms or 194 4| the laity to shun pastures poisoned with vice and to run to 195 5| except Ourselves or the Roman Pontiff ruling at the time, unless 196 3| 3. The Roman Pontiffs, Our predecessors, detested 197 6| 1741, the first year of Our pontificate.~ ~ 198 1| for alms and other similar practices which are not far removed 199 3| The Roman Pontiffs, Our predecessors, detested this lethal abuse 200 1| the Mass. These have been prescribed by local customs or sanctions 201 5| 5. Since by the fear of present punishment there may be 202 1| for the maintenance of the priests. They then take this money 203 1| Venerable Brothers, the Primates, the Metropolitans, the 204 6| copies of this letter—even printed ones—which are signed by 205 4| avarice, not through worldly profits, but through the ministry 206 1| clerics and laymen has already progressed to the point that they collect 207 5| warnings, make the following pronouncement known in all your dioceses. 208 6| which are signed by a notary public and guaranteed by the seal 209 5| celebrating Masses, he will be punished. A lay person who does this 210 5| Since by the fear of present punishment there may be readier compliance 211 5| punishment there may be readier compliance with salutary 212 1| base demand — rather than request — for alms and other similar 213 1| who does not know the care required to ensure that the Holy 214 2| whence it may be subject to restitution. Thus many good people, 215 4| among laymen and should be restrained by law, what about churchmen 216 1| only celebrated with due reverence and veneration, but also 217 4| to esteem God less than riches and to serve Mammon, causes 218 6| St. Mary Major under the ring of the fisherman on the 219 6| displayed or shown.~Given in Rome at St. Mary Major under 220 4| eradicated. Avarice is the root of all evil. Some people 221 5| Ourselves or the Roman Pontiff ruling at the time, unless there 222 4| poisoned with vice and to run to the heavenly fold.~ 223 | s 224 | same 225 1| prescribed by local customs or sanctions of the diocesan synods for 226 6| public and guaranteed by the seal of an ecclesiastical official, 227 1| Communion with the Holy See.~Venerable Brothers, Greetings 228 1| veneration, but also that all semblance of payment of any kind is 229 4| about churchmen who have sent forth this message in earthly 230 4| less than riches and to serve Mammon, causes the greedy 231 4| is entrusted, not only to shine forth in word and example 232 | should 233 6| if it were displayed or shown.~Given in Rome at St. Mary 234 4| clergy and the laity to shun pastures poisoned with vice 235 6| even printed ones—which are signed by a notary public and guaranteed 236 2| this is to the expressed or silent desire of those who give 237 1| request — for alms and other similar practices which are not 238 1| removed from the sin of simony or at least from dishonest 239 1| not far removed from the sin of simony or at least from 240 | Since 241 | Some 242 4| brought upon themselves many sorrows. There is no greater pestilence 243 4| so that this disease may spread no further, but rather may 244 6| shown.~Given in Rome at St. Mary Major under the ring 245 3| heretical depravity. This decree stated that if a priest received 246 5| of the place or synodical statutes demand and keeps part of 247 4| who chased after it have strayed from the faith and have 248 4| the ministry of the altar? Strive therefore, Venerable Brothers, 249 2| theft, whence it may be subject to restitution. Thus many 250 5| automatically incur the penalty of suspension, from which no one can absolve 251 2| it is not immune to the suspicion of avarice and vice, even 252 5| customs of the place or synodical statutes demand and keeps 253 1| sanctions of the diocesan synods for the maintenance of the 254 1| of the priests. They then take this money and have the 255 4| your footsteps, but also to teach both the clergy and the 256 4| casts it out. Avarice, which teaches people to esteem God less 257 2| avarice and vice, even of theft, whence it may be subject 258 | their 259 | then 260 | therefore 261 | These 262 6| of the fisherman on the thirtieth day of June in the year 263 | Thus 264 5| Roman Pontiff ruling at the time, unless there is danger 265 4| God. If this can hardly be tolerated among laymen and should 266 2| the case in the conduct of trade. Accordingly, it is not 267 3| Interpreters of the Council of Trent against the heretical depravity. 268 1| dishonest profit.~It is true that the avarice—which is 269 5| there is danger of death. We trust in the Lord that each one, 270 | under 271 2| 2. Everyone clearly understands how foreign this is to the 272 2| another church, which may be unfamiliar to him. Such frustration 273 3| of the Cardinals of the Universal Inquisition of the Holy 274 | unless 275 | up 276 | Us 277 1| celebrated with due reverence and veneration, but also that all semblance 278 3| itself. For this reason they wanted a decree both from the Congregation 279 5| compliance with salutary warnings, make the following pronouncement 280 | was 281 4| apostolic ministry to keep watch over your flocks. Exert 282 | whence 283 | whom 284 3| and the second priest were willing to accept the lower fee.~ 285 5| mindful of his condition, wilt not belittle such salutary 286 6| 6. We also wish that the same confidence 287 4| not only to shine forth in word and example so that you 288 4| been called to share the work of the Lord, and who have 289 4| into avarice, not through worldly profits, but through the 290 | yourselves


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