10-serio | sever-yours
bold = Main text
Paragraph grey = Comment text
501 | Several
502 3 | the faith of their fathers shine forth all the more. This
503 9 | to this day. Among them shines the memory of the Lateran
504 3 | country. Catholics have thus shown their adversaries that they
505 12 | would increase. It would simultaneously become easier to furnish
506 5 | Though We are animated by a sincere desire for peace, We still
507 7 | must thus follow by their sincerity of doctrine and innocence
508 1 | to speak to you about the situation of Catholicism in Germany.
509 3 | faith of their fathers. The snares of the masters of deceit
510 | some
511 | sometimes
512 7 | give the nourishment of sound doctrine as they see fit
513 13 | arguments from religious sources, they are able to give consolation
514 4 | time. That is why We have spared no effort and overlooked
515 1 | venerable brothers, to speak to you about the situation
516 9 | The Council of Toledo, speaking about "those whom their
517 6 | final crowning and supreme splendour only in heaven. It is solely
518 3 | themselves "old Catholics" spread new and perverse teachings
519 17 | consolation.~Given in Rome, at St. Peter's, on the sixth day
520 1 | Catholics in your care from straying from virtue, piety, and
521 4 | contribute to reestablishing and strengthening harmony.~
522 8 | equitably measure their strengths and to recognize what they
523 3 | more worthy of praise when strenuous efforts to protect the interests
524 6 | attached to the bishop like the strings of a lyre.1~
525 9 | Thus we see why we must strive to organize and govern the
526 3 | and perverse teachings and strove to attract to themselves
527 8 | times demand a vigorous struggle to preserve the cause of
528 8 | experience in sacred studies, the students will learn to equitably
529 8 | long experience in sacred studies, the students will learn
530 7 | priestly order, heir of such a sublime ministry, renews itself
531 3 | preserved the respect and submission due to the Prince and the
532 12 | Rather there may result some substantial and solid advantages for
533 6 | associated with it. Nobody can subtract from or destroy these rights
534 16 | been a great impetus to the success of every enterprise. Maintain
535 6 | belong to Peter and to his successors, and, under the authority
536 3 | Prussia was thrown into sudden disorder by these laws,
537 6 | Certainly, the Church is a supernatural society and perfect in its
538 [Title]| Supervision of Seminaries~
539 8 | training and love to faithfully support their bishops, to listen
540 9 | suitable teachers (sometimes taken from the priests of the
541 14 | history attests, it is the task of those men who go forth
542 9 | cathedral church), they taught the humanities, theology,
543 8 | properly. Their education also teaches them to endure joyously
544 13 | fires which threaten a terrible conflagration. First among
545 8 | capable of. The pastors can test the abilities and character
546 | than
547 9 | they taught the humanities, theology, and above all the conduct
548 8 | You know very well from theory and practice the difficulties
549 15 | 15. Thinking about all these things,
550 13 | intimately with them and know thoroughly the labours and the sorrows
551 | Though
552 13 | here and there, fires which threaten a terrible conflagration.
553 | through
554 3 | the kingdom of Prussia was thrown into sudden disorder by
555 9 | century. The Council of Toledo, speaking about "those whom
556 9 | that after having received tonsure or being ordained lector,
557 | too
558 9 | and the Catholic bishops took special care to establish
559 10 | full and entire right to train in the seminaries the peaceful
560 16 | know, these concerns were transferred to this Apostolic See, for
561 14 | These men do not fear to travel among barbarian nations
562 3 | churches without pastors. Those treacherous men who call themselves "
563 3 | has bestowed the fullest treasures of His goodness and grace
564 9 | fathers of the Council of Trent. That is also why in the
565 3 | it the object of harsher trials.~
566 14 | effort to civilize the savage tribes. But to conciliate the minds
567 3 | Christian courage they have triumphed over danger. They attached
568 [Title]| God's Presence in Trouble~
569 16 | venerable brothers, that the troubles which you endure are not
570 1 | venerable brothers, for your truly enthusiastic apostolic care
571 13 | public disorder. They also try to block reforms which work
572 16 | established here. Always turn your eyes toward Rome. Be
573 8 | inconveniences of life and all those types of work necessary to save
574 3 | brothers, of how the mutual understanding which reigned so long between
575 3 | to attract to themselves unfortunate disciples deceived by fraud.
576 16 | 16. Union of mind and heart has always
577 16 | and the center of Catholic unity have been established here.
578 | until
579 | up
580 10 | may they place priests in various posts to fulfill their pastoral
581 8 | hatred. The times demand a vigorous struggle to preserve the
582 9 | De salute animarum. Pius VII published this encyclical
583 9 | conduct suitable to their vocation. The houses which the bishops
584 9 | Apostolic See-especially watched over the preservation of
585 13 | authorities. They search for ways to face the imminent dangers,
586 13 | consolation and remedies to the weak in spirit. They thus lessen
587 | well
588 4 | that of your people with well-deserved praises. But Our apostolic
589 | while
590 | whole
591 14 | conciliate the minds and to win the confidence of these
592 9 | here, as from a fortress of wisdom and virtue, illustrious
593 8 | each one, in order to judge wisely who is worthy of the honor
594 17 | apostolic blessing, as a witness of Our special love for
595 4 | to God, who has put such wonderful strength in the souls of
596 8 | bishops, to listen to their words, and to endure boldly the
597 13 | First among them is the worker question, which preoccupies
598 13 | They see clearly their wounded hearts; drawing suitable
599 17 | of Our pontificate.~LEO XIII~
600 17 | January, 1886, in the eighth year of Our pontificate.~LEO
601 9 | understand. From the earliest years of the Church, the popes
602 | yourselves
|