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 1  2    |   original dignity. The words of St. Gregory the Great are very
 2  3    |        over their fellow men. As St. Augustine puts it: "Having
 3  6    |        occurs in the Epistles of St. Paul addressed to those
 4  6    |  brotherly kinship. Those things St. Paul, with that Christian
 5  7    |   whether he be bond or free."11 St. Paul says the same to Timothy: "
 6  8    |        remarkable is the case of St. Paul when he exerted himself
 7  9    |          their holy resolutions. St. Peter was addressing himself
 8 10    | cruelties against their persons. St. Chrysostom stands pre-eminent
 9 11    |          and justly call to mind St. Ambrose, who so earnestly
10 11    | perfectly coincide with those of St. Chrysostom.20 These things
11 12    |    illustrious by the praises of St. Jerome, themselves afforded
12 12    |          manumission. But, also, St. Clement long before praised
13 13    |      done their best for slaves. St. Gregory himself set at
14 13    |       duly approved the Order of St. Mary of Help, founded for
15 13    |         to redeem them. The same St. Gregory passed a decree,
16 20    |         at the life and works of St. Peter Claver, to whom We
17 20(27)|                                  St. Peeer Claver (1551-1654),
18 23    |     apostolic blessing.~Given at St. Peter's, in Rome, the fifth