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 1 3     |          onslaught is made upon the Christian name, it is Our office to
 2 4     | watchfulness over the safety of the Christian people, were prompt in detecting
 3 8     |      conformed to the principles of Christian wisdom, which is marvellously
 4 10    |        order of the world which the Christian teaching has produced, and
 5 19    |          For, wherever, by removing Christian education, this teaching
 6 28    |          for the destruction of the Christian name; and that they might
 7 28    |       things had been arranged in a Christian manner, they would have
 8 29    |        would have it believed, that Christian teaching is not suited to
 9 29(16)|           Order of St. Francis as a Christian answer to the social problems
10 29(16)|           that the neglect in which Christian virtues are held is the
11 32    |        those sacred truths in which Christian philosophy is contained.
12 34    |            to the observance of all Christian virtues; and therefore it
13 35    |           to promote in them piety, Christian knowledge, and a moral life.
14 35    |          fitted for the exercise of Christian charity, and for the relief
15 36    |         every opportunity, in their Christian teaching, of warning their
16 37    |            to God, praying that the Christian name may flourish and prosper,
17 37    |         victorious champions of the Christian faith. By their patronage,