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Benedictus PP. XIV
Quod provinciale

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1 1| Sons, was held in the year 1703 during the pontificate of 2 5| the first day of August, 1754, in the fourteenth year 3 2| 2. Our sorrow and anguish 4 1| discipline, was published on the 2nd of February 1744 in the 5 3| 3. We who are entrusted with 6 4| 4. Furthermore, venerable 7 5| 5. Finally, gravely advise 8 5| by their rulers if they abandon their Turkish names, to 9 1| parents may be thought to have abandoned the Mohammedan sect, thereby 10 4| and unless your justice abounds more than theirs, you shall 11 | about 12 1| above, We designated that abuse as a cowardly concealment 13 4| hearts. But if they do not accept your warnings and Our commands, 14 3| heresy on this subject. In accordance with their advice, We first 15 1| hypocrites and deceivers, and accordingly to persecute them justly 16 4| ministry and the strict account you will have to give to 17 4| of them, and they cannot accuse them of being evildoers 18 1| if the faith of Christ is adhered to in the heart, and this 19 1| other churches. Just as adhering to it clearly results in 20 3| churches and the supreme administration of the sacred Apostolate; 21 1| given either to children or adults in baptism. It also decreed 22 1| immunity from taxes, or the advantage of free trading, or avoiding 23 3| In accordance with their advice, We first renew and confirm 24 5| 5. Finally, gravely advise those who have converted 25 4| nations. Urge them in all affairs to conduct themselves so 26 | after 27 | against 28 4| penalties provided for by your Albanian council and by Our letter 29 | an 30 3| administration of the sacred Apostolate; in this capacity, We are 31 4| mentioned above must be fully applied in their case: that is, 32 1| the Christian profession, approaching infidelity. Since then, 33 1| Our Venerable Brothers the Archbishops and Bishops as well as Our 34 4| brothers and beloved sons, We ask and urge you in the Lord 35 4| that your election will be assured. Since it would be very 36 5| Major on the first day of August, 1754, in the fourteenth 37 3| obliged to lead all Christians back to the way of salvation 38 1| to children or adults in baptism. It also decreed that the 39 4| evildoers who for the sake of base gain profess one thing with 40 4| thing with their lips while believing differently in their hearts. 41 4| they die unrepentant, to benefit from prayers after death. 42 1| province and in greater benefits for securing the eternal 43 5| desire each Venerable Brother Bishop to extend it in Our name 44 5| We desire each Venerable Brother Bishop to extend it in Our 45 1| free from those taxes and burdens which have often been and 46 1| not allow themselves to be called by Turkish or Mohammedan 47 3| sacred Apostolate; in this capacity, We are obliged to lead 48 3| Venerable Brothers, the Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church, 49 4| Since it would be very careless and negligent on your part 50 1| shining example of your Catholic faith and sincere Christian 51 4| those who oppose them may be chagrined since they have nothing 52 5| food to all flesh, or the charity of the faithful, especially 53 3| are obliged to lead all Christians back to the way of salvation 54 3| pretext, or in any conceivable circumstances.~~ 55 1| Just as adhering to it clearly results in the greater fame 56 1| of Our predecessor Pope Clement XI. It decreed most solemnly 57 5| from those territories and come for refuge to Christian 58 3| province of Albania, and We command that it be strictly observed. 59 1| penalties. We have confirmed and commanded the observance of this decree 60 4| accept your warnings and Our commands, they must be compelled 61 2| to allow those who take common Turkish or Mohammedan names 62 4| Our commands, they must be compelled by the rod to follow the 63 1| that abuse as a cowardly concealment of the Christian profession, 64 3| under any pretext, or in any conceivable circumstances.~~ 65 4| Urge them in all affairs to conduct themselves so as to be an 66 5| such converts, if they lack confidence in their constancy in the 67 3| advice, We first renew and confirm by Our Apostolic authority 68 1| avoiding penalties. We have confirmed and commanded the observance 69 2| In fact, some of you even connive at it; by being impressed 70 2| Sacraments with no pang of conscience at all, to the public offense 71 1| Mohammedan names despite the consideration of their eternal salvation. 72 3| Mohammedan names in order to be considered Mohammedans, in any case, 73 5| lack confidence in their constancy in the Faith, fearing punishment 74 5| gravely advise those who have converted from Mohammedanism or the 75 5| or the children of such converts, if they lack confidence 76 4| do not fail to patiently convince, implore, and exhort the 77 1| This encyclical letter, covering many subjects of religion 78 1| designated that abuse as a cowardly concealment of the Christian 79 3| of Christ's faithful from daring to take Turkish or Mohammedan 80 5| Mary Major on the first day of August, 1754, in the 81 4| benefit from prayers after death. Insofar as it is necessary, 82 1| faithful as hypocrites and deceivers, and accordingly to persecute 83 4| case: that is, they must be declared unfit to receive the Sacraments 84 1| commanded the observance of this decree in Our encyclical letter 85 3| observed. Also We extend the decrees of Our church by the same 86 1| matter and includes a virtual denial of the Faith, most insulting 87 1| persecute them justly and deservedly.~~ 88 1| letter mentioned above, We designated that abuse as a cowardly 89 1| Turkish or Mohammedan names despite the consideration of their 90 1| predecessors with great wisdom and devotion as a shining example of 91 4| their lifetime, and if they die unrepentant, to benefit 92 4| their lips while believing differently in their hearts. But if 93 5| faithful of Christ in his own diocese.~~Given at Rome in St. Mary 94 1| neglected, it would greatly dishonor your province and openly 95 4| enjoin you to ensure their due execution. This should not 96 | during 97 4| your good works that your election will be assured. Since it 98 5| their Turkish names, to emigrate secretly from those territories 99 2| it; by being impressed by empty motives to find excuses 100 | end 101 1| your province and openly endanger these souls.~~In Our letter 102 4| reapply these penalties; We enjoin you to ensure their due 103 | enough 104 4| penalties; We enjoin you to ensure their due execution. This 105 4| than theirs, you shall not enter the kingdom of Heaven.~~ 106 3| include your province; We equally strictly prohibit any of 107 1| without a pretense of the errors of Mohammed, even if the 108 5| charity of the faithful, especially if their Bishops provide 109 1| prudent and saving statute was established by your predecessors with 110 4| cannot accuse them of being evildoers who for the sake of base 111 2| by empty motives to find excuses for sins, you do not hesitate 112 4| you to ensure their due execution. This should not be hard 113 1| for the purpose of either exemption or immunity from taxes, 114 4| patiently convince, implore, and exhort the faithful of Christ in 115 4| your part not to, do not fail to patiently convince, implore, 116 1| clearly results in the greater fame and reputation of your province 117 5| constancy in the Faith, fearing punishment by their rulers 118 1| published on the 2nd of February 1744 in the fourth year 119 5| 5. Finally, gravely advise those who 120 2| impressed by empty motives to find excuses for sins, you do 121 5| God who gives food to all flesh, or the charity of the faithful, 122 4| compelled by the rod to follow the norm of Apostolic discipline. 123 5| the help of God who gives food to all flesh, or the charity 124 1| Our Apostolic Blessing.~~Forbidding Use of Mohammedan Names~~ 125 5| of August, 1754, in the fourteenth year of Our Pontificate.~~~   ~ ~ 126 1| of February 1744 in the fourth year of Our pontificate. 127 | further 128 4| 4. Furthermore, venerable brothers and 129 4| who for the sake of base gain profess one thing with their 130 3| Holy Roman Church, who are general Inquisitors for evil heresy 131 5| the meantime, We lovingly grant you Our Apostolic Blessing, 132 5| 5. Finally, gravely advise those who have converted 133 1| should be neglected, it would greatly dishonor your province and 134 1| Beloved Sons, We give you Greeting and Our Apostolic Blessing.~~ 135 | had 136 4| execution. This should not be hard for any one of you, venerable 137 | has 138 2| measures against so vile and hateful a pretense. In fact, some 139 3| truth without stain. We have heard Our Venerable Brothers, 140 1| Christ is adhered to in the heart, and this is at variance 141 4| believing differently in their hearts. But if they do not accept 142 4| not enter the kingdom of Heaven.~~ 143 1| Brothers and Beloved Sons, was held in the year 1703 during 144 5| shall in no way lack the help of God who gives food to 145 3| general Inquisitors for evil heresy on this subject. In accordance 146 4| none of the schismatics and heretics has been rash enough to 147 2| excuses for sins, you do not hesitate to allow those who take 148 | his 149 3| Brothers, the Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church, who are general 150 1| all Christ's faithful as hypocrites and deceivers, and accordingly 151 1| strictly ordered it to be imitated and fully observed by other 152 1| not only in order to be immune and free from those taxes 153 1| purpose of either exemption or immunity from taxes, or the advantage 154 4| fail to patiently convince, implore, and exhort the faithful 155 1| been and continue to be imposed on the faithful of Christ, 156 2| connive at it; by being impressed by empty motives to find 157 3| authority and uniformity to include your province; We equally 158 1| most serious matter and includes a virtual denial of the 159 2| sorrow and anguish is further increased by the fact that some of 160 1| profession, approaching infidelity. Since then, We have learned 161 3| Church, who are general Inquisitors for evil heresy on this 162 4| from prayers after death. Insofar as it is necessary, We renew 163 1| denial of the Faith, most insulting to God and scandalous to 164 1| in Our encyclical letter Inter Omnigenas, addressed to 165 1| Christian sincerity. It involves a lie in a most serious 166 4| give to the Eternal Judge Jesus Christ, the Supreme Prince 167 4| have to give to the Eternal Judge Jesus Christ, the Supreme 168 1| observed by other churches. Just as adhering to it clearly 169 4| Mohammedan name, and unless your justice abounds more than theirs, 170 1| accordingly to persecute them justly and deservedly.~~ 171 1| among other matters, as you know, that Turkish or Mohammedan 172 5| for refuge to Christian lands. There they shall in no 173 1| infidelity. Since then, We have learned with great mental anguish 174 5| Bishops provide them with letters of recommendation. In the 175 1| sincerity. It involves a lie in a most serious matter 176 4| Province to lead a good life among the nations. Urge 177 4| the Sacraments in their lifetime, and if they die unrepentant, 178 4| profess one thing with their lips while believing differently 179 4| ask and urge you in the Lord to think seriously about 180 5| recommendation. In the meantime, We lovingly grant you Our Apostolic 181 5| Given at Rome in St. Mary Major on the first day of August, 182 5| diocese.~~Given at Rome in St. Mary Major on the first day of 183 1| a lie in a most serious matter and includes a virtual denial 184 1| third canon, among other matters, as you know, that Turkish 185 | meantime 186 2| and missionaries, take no measures against so vile and hateful 187 1| have learned with great mental anguish that many people 188 4| think seriously about your ministry and the strict account you 189 1| pretense of the errors of Mohammed, even if the faith of Christ 190 5| who have converted from Mohammedanism or the children of such 191 3| in order to be considered Mohammedans, in any case, under any 192 | more 193 2| being impressed by empty motives to find excuses for sins, 194 4| lead a good life among the nations. Urge them in all affairs 195 4| death. Insofar as it is necessary, We renew and reapply these 196 1| souls, so if it should be neglected, it would greatly dishonor 197 4| would be very careless and negligent on your part not to, do 198 1| kingdom of Serbia and its neighboring regions. This encyclical 199 1| and scandalous to their neighbors. It even gives the Turks 200 | neither 201 | never 202 | none 203 | nor 204 4| by the rod to follow the norm of Apostolic discipline. 205 | nothing 206 2| the public offense of the obedient faithful.~~ 207 3| in this capacity, We are obliged to lead all Christians back 208 1| confirmed and commanded the observance of this decree in Our encyclical 209 2| conscience at all, to the public offense of the obedient faithful.~~ 210 | often 211 1| encyclical letter Inter Omnigenas, addressed to the kingdom 212 | only 213 1| dishonor your province and openly endanger these souls.~~In 214 1| Turks themselves a suitable opportunity to rate all Christ's faithful 215 4| in order that those who oppose them may be chagrined since 216 1| encyclical, We strictly ordered it to be imitated and fully 217 5| it in Our name to all the orthodox faithful of Christ in his 218 | own 219 2| of the Sacraments with no pang of conscience at all, to 220 1| they themselves nor their parents may be thought to have abandoned 221 4| careless and negligent on your part not to, do not fail to patiently 222 2| be addressed by them, to partake of the Sacraments with no 223 4| Christ, the Supreme Prince of Pastors, for the sheep entrusted 224 4| part not to, do not fail to patiently convince, implore, and exhort 225 1| mental anguish that many people in that province continue 226 1| deceivers, and accordingly to persecute them justly and deservedly.~~ 227 4| end, We urge you to take personal care by your good works 228 1| faith and sincere Christian piety; in our 1744 encyclical, 229 1| For all this cannot take place without a pretense of the 230 1| pontificate of Our predecessor Pope Clement XI. It decreed most 231 3| authority in this letter the praiseworthy canon of the council of 232 4| unrepentant, to benefit from prayers after death. Insofar as 233 1| during the pontificate of Our predecessor Pope Clement XI. It decreed 234 1| was established by your predecessors with great wisdom and devotion 235 3| way of salvation and to present them to God pure and sincere, 236 3| in any case, under any pretext, or in any conceivable circumstances.~~ 237 4| Jesus Christ, the Supreme Prince of Pastors, for the sheep 238 4| for the sake of base gain profess one thing with their lips 239 1| concealment of the Christian profession, approaching infidelity. 240 3| province; We equally strictly prohibit any of Christ's faithful 241 5| especially if their Bishops provide them with letters of recommendation. 242 4| sanctions and penalties provided for by your Albanian council 243 1| of Mohammedan Names~~The Provincial Council of your province 244 1| of Our pontificate. This prudent and saving statute was established 245 2| conscience at all, to the public offense of the obedient 246 1| religion and discipline, was published on the 2nd of February 1744 247 5| constancy in the Faith, fearing punishment by their rulers if they 248 3| and to present them to God pure and sincere, walking in 249 1| never received, for the purpose of either exemption or immunity 250 4| schismatics and heretics has been rash enough to take a Mohammedan 251 1| suitable opportunity to rate all Christ's faithful as 252 4| necessary, We renew and reapply these penalties; We enjoin 253 4| must be declared unfit to receive the Sacraments in their 254 1| names which they had never received, for the purpose of either 255 5| provide them with letters of recommendation. In the meantime, We lovingly 256 5| territories and come for refuge to Christian lands. There 257 1| Serbia and its neighboring regions. This encyclical letter, 258 1| covering many subjects of religion and discipline, was published 259 1| in the greater fame and reputation of your province and in 260 1| sect, thereby avoiding the requisite penalties. For all this 261 1| as adhering to it clearly results in the greater fame and 262 4| must be compelled by the rod to follow the norm of Apostolic 263 3| the Cardinals of the Holy Roman Church, who are general 264 5| his own diocese.~~Given at Rome in St. Mary Major on the 265 5| fearing punishment by their rulers if they abandon their Turkish 266 3| supreme administration of the sacred Apostolate; in this capacity, 267 4| being evildoers who for the sake of base gain profess one 268 | same 269 4| Apostolic discipline. The sanctions and penalties provided for 270 1| pontificate. This prudent and saving statute was established 271 4| they have nothing evil to say of them, and they cannot 272 1| most insulting to God and scandalous to their neighbors. It even 273 4| beloved sons, for none of the schismatics and heretics has been rash 274 5| Turkish names, to emigrate secretly from those territories and 275 1| abandoned the Mohammedan sect, thereby avoiding the requisite 276 1| in greater benefits for securing the eternal salvation of 277 1| addressed to the kingdom of Serbia and its neighboring regions. 278 1| involves a lie in a most serious matter and includes a virtual 279 4| you in the Lord to think seriously about your ministry and 280 4| Prince of Pastors, for the sheep entrusted to each one of 281 1| wisdom and devotion as a shining example of your Catholic 282 1| variance with Christian sincerity. It involves a lie in a 283 2| motives to find excuses for sins, you do not hesitate to 284 1| Clement XI. It decreed most solemnly in its third canon, among 285 2| 2. Our sorrow and anguish is further increased 286 3| sincere, walking in the spirit and in truth without stain. 287 5| diocese.~~Given at Rome in St. Mary Major on the first 288 3| spirit and in truth without stain. We have heard Our Venerable 289 1| This prudent and saving statute was established by your 290 4| about your ministry and the strict account you will have to 291 3| for evil heresy on this subject. In accordance with their 292 1| encyclical letter, covering many subjects of religion and discipline, 293 | such 294 1| gives the Turks themselves a suitable opportunity to rate all 295 5| emigrate secretly from those territories and come for refuge to Christian 296 | than 297 4| justice abounds more than theirs, you shall not enter the 298 | then 299 | There 300 | thereby 301 4| of base gain profess one thing with their lips while believing 302 4| urge you in the Lord to think seriously about your ministry 303 1| decreed most solemnly in its third canon, among other matters, 304 1| nor their parents may be thought to have abandoned the Mohammedan 305 1| or the advantage of free trading, or avoiding penalties. 306 3| walking in the spirit and in truth without stain. We have heard 307 1| neighbors. It even gives the Turks themselves a suitable opportunity 308 | under 309 4| is, they must be declared unfit to receive the Sacraments 310 3| by the same authority and uniformity to include your province; 311 | unless 312 4| lifetime, and if they die unrepentant, to benefit from prayers 313 1| Apostolic Blessing.~~Forbidding Use of Mohammedan Names~~The 314 1| the heart, and this is at variance with Christian sincerity. 315 | very 316 2| take no measures against so vile and hateful a pretense. 317 1| serious matter and includes a virtual denial of the Faith, most 318 3| to God pure and sincere, walking in the spirit and in truth 319 4| they do not accept your warnings and Our commands, they must 320 | well 321 | while 322 1| predecessors with great wisdom and devotion as a shining 323 1| predecessor Pope Clement XI. It decreed most solemnly 324 | yourselves


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