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1 11 | 11. These and similar benefits
2 12 | 12. The Hungarians have always
3 14 | 14. We greatly enjoy gracing
4 15 | 15. When we observe the tendency
5 17 | 17. Not the least effective
6 18 | 18. Let the illustrious people
7 20 | Rome at St. Peter's, 1 May 1896, in the nineteenth year
8 2 | 2. We are in no doubt that
9 20 | 20. You, however, Venerable
10 14(4) | Heb 10.23.~
11 3 | 3. Your prosperity affects
12 4 | 4. In the preparation for
13 5 | 5. In a wonderful manner,
14 6 | 6. Under that same prince,
15 7 | 7. Thus it came about that
16 8 | 8. We have heard that a project
17 19 | people; and may He make them abound with those good things which
18 | about
19 1 | bound to recall the great abundance of benefits which it has
20 19 | experienced, you rejoice in more abundant fruit as the days go by.
21 16 | hope which blossoms more abundantly on the occasion of this
22 4 | yoke of superstition, to accept these well-known principles:
23 13 | in which Clement XIII, in accordance with his power, confirmed
24 13 | Kingdom of Hungary has been accurately considered the best fitted
25 13 | that in this sign, they are accustomed always to fight for the
26 16 | in this very people, the actions of good men comply more
27 14 | event itself prompts some additional action, which will bring
28 8 | ancestors in establishing and administrating public law; certainly its
29 6 | bond was the royal crown adorned with images of Christ the
30 13 | with their own bodies the advance of the same enemies, who
31 2 | productive of the most noble advantages. For there can be no citizen
32 2 | which he has a share do not affect and to whom the ancient
33 10 | religion was dangerously afflicted by the influence of revolutionary
34 | after
35 | afterwards
36 | again
37 15 | observe the tendency of this age as a whole, it is lamentable
38 11 | testimonies, succeeding ages have clearly added substantially
39 8 | everyone without exception agrees that the terrible defeat
40 9 | Innocent XI in particular gave aid in this struggle. His name
41 16 | protected, and We have proposed aids which would lead more suitably
42 13(2) | Epistle Quum multa alia, 19 August 1758.~
43 17 | people, obedient and faithful allegiance to the august House of Hapsburg
44 17 | famous forefathers did, is to allow your feeling of piety towards
45 | almost
46 16 | under the guidance of the ancestral religion. This will result
47 17 | symbol of royal power. But We anticipate that a twofold permanent
48 14 | The exhortation of the Apostle certainly summons you, whatever
49 13 | most shining symbol of the Apostolate; this is in order to show
50 2 | congratulate a kingdom founded on appropriate laws and institutions, preserved
51 2 | will be added the unanimous approval of so many civilized nations
52 8 | undertaken which We fully approve for the current celebration.
53 17 | Peter, which are plainly approved and consecrated by this
54 4 | have held their occupied areas either very long or very
55 17 | twofold permanent result will arise without difficulty from
56 8 | sending reinforcements, arranging treaties of alliance, and
57 7 | life, teaching, literature, arts, and the fulfilling of their
58 17 | dedication of the House of Assembly. Indeed, nothing is more
59 12 | and energetic virtue which assisted the Church to protect its
60 12 | strong help against the attack of the Hussites in Bohemia,
61 8 | past, especially when the attacks of the bitter enemies of
62 7 | character of the race, it attained virtue and humanity more
63 5 | only instructed it in the attainment of eternal salvation, but
64 12 | I should not fearlessly attempt, especially when it is a
65 16 | extremely eager to give Our attention and help to the former as
66 20 | are doing watchfully and attentively so that you deserve well
67 3 | prompted chiefly by Our special attraction towards and loving care
68 20 | the state: receive, as an auspice of divine rewards and as
69 17 | their example, as under new auspices. The most honorable crown
70 12 | protect its rights or to avenge its loss of rights on its
71 8 | the Western peoples was averted by the unconquerable courage
72 8 | holy faith had to be beaten back. When the Turks invaded,
73 8 | in Our Apostolic records, bear concordant witness to the
74 8 | the holy faith had to be beaten back. When the Turks invaded,
75 | before
76 5 | Easterners. What his father had begun, Stephan, a most exemplary
77 12 | necessary to meet in battle, behold, Mathias together with Hungary . . .
78 15 | way, it is likely to be beneficial in modern times provided
79 8 | the fact that religion has benefited mankind. It is of great
80 13 | the same enemies, who were bent on destroying the Christian
81 13 | accurately considered the best fitted of all for extending
82 | beyond
83 5 | the efforts of the holy bishop Adalbert, a man famous for
84 [Title]| To the Bishops of Hungary.~
85 8 | when the attacks of the bitter enemies of the holy faith
86 20 | kindness, the Apostolic blessing which We impart most lovingly
87 1 | recollecting and celebrating these blessings. For you are now marking
88 13 | with terrible enemies; by blocking as with their own bodies
89 16 | not embrace the hope which blossoms more abundantly on the occasion
90 13 | blocking as with their own bodies the advance of the same
91 12 | attack of the Hussites in Bohemia, King Mathias replied: "
92 6 | permanent symbol of this bond was the royal crown adorned
93 17 | and strength to these same bonds.~
94 11 | much recalled in history books as they are deeply etched
95 13 | of all for extending the boundaries of Christian authority and
96 13 | Stephan, that most holy and brave King of Hungary, consecrated
97 5 | the Roman Church which was breaking out among the Easterners.
98 16 | state too will shine more brilliantly in alliance with and under
99 14 | additional action, which will bring with it real improvement
100 4 | to God, and to practice brotherhood at home and abroad.~
101 19 | thanksgiving joins in a brotherly fashion, be bound together
102 6 | this crown has borne the brunt of the shifting and dangerous
103 9 | the great deliverance of Buda, your chief city, after
104 17 | on a set day through the capital city in an unusually solemn
105 3 | attraction towards and loving care for Catholic Hungary and
106 12 | especially when it is a case of strengthening the Catholic
107 16 | citizens pray that by removing causes for disagreement, the Church
108 8 | Your people have also never ceased to fight for this liberty.
109 5 | He is therefore rightly celebrated as the chief pillar and
110 1 | time for ".recollecting and celebrating these blessings. For you
111 13 | completely suited to the present celebration-to produce a glorious page
112 4 | the preparation for your celebrations, the power of the Catholic
113 1 | kingdoms, throughout many centuries and in troublesome trials.
114 11 | Hunyadi in the fifteenth century, whose strategy and bravery
115 17 | your ancestors with the Chair of Peter, which are plainly
116 7 | because of the outstanding character of the race, it attained
117 3 | This Our wish is prompted chiefly by Our special attraction
118 10 | German College, in which chosen students would be thoroughly
119 10 | with greater effect in your churches. And this indeed was the
120 16 | which We gave you as your circumstances required, contributed not
121 2 | advantages. For there can be no citizen with pure love whom the
122 2 | unanimous approval of so many civilized nations who, as they share
123 6(1) | Clemene XIII in his address Si qui
124 13 | official document in which Clement XIII, in accordance with
125 17 | recollection of the very close relations of your ancestors
126 17 | means of your enjoying this combination of good things, as your
127 10 | you in Rome, which he then combined with the German College,
128 3 | Hungarians in great numbers come, under your leadership,
129 12 | nay, God Himself, cannot command any deed so difficult for
130 16 | the frequent advice and commands which We gave you as your
131 16 | occasion of this secular commemoration, and which foreshadows to
132 13 | Church is shown by those commendations, neither few nor faint,
133 5 | prince, persisted in and completed. He is therefore rightly
134 16 | the actions of good men comply more strongly each day with
135 8 | Apostolic records, bear concordant witness to the fact that
136 11 | professed: "Whatever our condition is, it is especially due
137 14 | voice: "Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering."4 "
138 13 | accordance with his power, confirmed to Maria Theresa, Queen
139 2 | friendship, will surely congratulate a kingdom founded on appropriate
140 17 | nothing is more closely connected with the glory of your nation
141 9 | struggle. His name is famous in connection with two extraordinary deeds:
142 14 | itself and, inspired by a consciousness of the nobility of its most
143 17 | anticipated result is that the consequent recollection of the very
144 6 | with its ancient honor; consequently it has always been regarded
145 8 | especially at the present time. Consider what functions the Church
146 13 | Hungary has been accurately considered the best fitted of all for
147 5 | more remarkable in that, considering the times and the position
148 6 | incident establishes the constancy of the Hungarians in their
149 11 | similar benefits from the continuous favor of the Church are
150 3 | once again may this letter convey Our love and may it both
151 13 | 13. Moreover, the cooperation of nation and Church is
152 14(3) | 1 Cor 16.13.~
153 10 | carried through for other countries. We refer of course to the
154 3 | name of all their fellow countrymen. They won Our benevolence
155 8 | averted by the unconquerable courage of the Hungarians. Nevertheless,
156 11 | citizens. A witness whose credibility is equal to all the rest
157 12 | strengthening the Catholic faith and crushing the perfidy of the impious. . . .
158 8 | We fully approve for the current celebration. It is planned
159 13 | supersede previous privilege and custom. So as their fathers and
160 8 | it was placed in critical danger, either when requested to
161 16 | pronouncements, We have denounced dangers from which religion should
162 19 | more abundant fruit as the days go by. We add a special
163 11 | remember and praise. He declared in a welcome and eloquent
164 1 | You have most rightly decreed that special, joyful thanksgiving
165 17 | public rejoicings for the dedication of the House of Assembly.
166 12 | Himself, cannot command any deed so difficult for me, or
167 11 | history books as they are deeply etched on the minds of your
168 8 | agrees that the terrible defeat which was threatening most
169 8 | themselves guardians and defenders of civil liberty whenever
170 6 | regarded as the great glory and defense of the kingdom, and therefore
171 15 | act it is to reject with degenerate spirit this outstanding
172 3 | prosperity affects Us in the most delightful possible way, and We desire
173 9 | enemy siege and the great deliverance of Buda, your chief city,
174 16 | the Church will not be denied its proper honor. Then the
175 16 | pronouncements, We have denounced dangers from which religion
176 16 | supports especially, states depend and thrive.~
177 20 | attentively so that you deserve well of your people and
178 13 | enemies, who were bent on destroying the Christian state, they
179 14 | knowledge of the present time, devote its efforts to worthy ends.
180 3 | Among other indications of devotions, in recent years Rome has
181 12 | cannot command any deed so difficult for me, or any so dangerous,
182 17 | result will arise without difficulty from this occasion: first
183 16 | suitably to its freedom and dignity. And since civil affairs
184 16 | that by removing causes for disagreement, the Church will not be
185 18 | continue to retain its former disposition of forethought and maternal
186 20 | receive, as an auspice of divine rewards and as a witness
187 15 | In Catholic wisdom and doctrine, a power and effectiveness
188 13 | page from the long official document in which Clement XIII, in
189 | does
190 20 | Brothers, continue as you are doing watchfully and attentively
191 | done
192 2 | 2. We are in no doubt that the observances planned
193 11 | condition is, it is especially due to the support of your Apostolic
194 | During
195 12 | that I should not think it dutiful and salutary to undertake,
196 3 | Venerable Brothers, and to dwell there in mind and spirit.
197 16 | We have been extremely eager to give Our attention and
198 12 | Beatitude. The Vicar of God on earth, nay, God Himself, cannot
199 5 | was breaking out among the Easterners. What his father had begun,
200 16 | duties of the classes, the education of youth, and many other
201 10 | would work with greater effect in your churches. And this
202 15 | and doctrine, a power and effectiveness inheres which is thoroughly
203 11 | declared in a welcome and eloquent manner, "This country would
204 14 | devote its efforts to worthy ends. The exhortation of the
205 9 | liberation of Vienna from enemy siege and the great deliverance
206 12 | of examples of heroic and energetic virtue which assisted the
207 13 | religion. They have often engaged in battle with terrible
208 14 | 14. We greatly enjoy gracing your religious festivities
209 17 | effective means of your enjoying this combination of good
210 7 | as it grew in resources, entered on the same paths as the
211 3 | benevolence of Ours to the entire nation in Our first and
212 12 | dedicated myself and my kingdom entirely to the Holy Roman Church
213 18 | that they can and ought to entrust themselves completely to
214 10 | educated there also held episcopal rank and brought equal glory
215 13(2) | Epistle Quum multa alia, 19 August
216 1 | God, the most provident establisher and preserver of kingdoms,
217 6 | country. That famous incident establishes the constancy of the Hungarians
218 8 | fulfilled for your ancestors in establishing and administrating public
219 11 | books as they are deeply etched on the minds of your citizens.
220 7 | peoples of youthful Christian Europe were travelling; because
221 | ever
222 17 | to be inspired by their example, as under new auspices.
223 2 | brought by many deeds of excellence to its present longevity
224 4 | Catholic religion as an excellent promoter of public safety
225 8 | invaded, everyone without exception agrees that the terrible
226 6 | and blessed Peter, that exchange of deeds of zeal and duty
227 5 | had begun, Stephan, a most exemplary Christian prince, persisted
228 14 | efforts to worthy ends. The exhortation of the Apostle certainly
229 [Title]| Exhortations to Hungary~
230 3 | won Our benevolence and an exhortatory address to strengthen their
231 13 | deeds for the protection and expansion of Our religion. They have
232 12 | the king nor of the Pope's expectation; and it remains an evidence
233 19 | which your forefathers experienced, you rejoice in more abundant
234 13 | the best fitted of all for extending the boundaries of Christian
235 5 | but he also increased its extent and renown.~
236 16 | religious, We have been extremely eager to give Our attention
237 13 | commendations, neither few nor faint, with which this Apostolic
238 8 | certainly its wisdom, order, and fairness permeated everywhere at
239 17 | common people, obedient and faithful allegiance to the august
240 12 | And the event did not fall short of the words of the
241 7 | came forth who brought true fame to their country and themselves
242 11 | favor that we hold our own." Far from reducing the importance
243 19 | thanksgiving joins in a brotherly fashion, be bound together some
244 5 | the Easterners. What his father had begun, Stephan, a most
245 13 | and custom. So as their fathers and grandfathers have already
246 12 | undertake, that I should not fearlessly attempt, especially when
247 17 | forefathers did, is to allow your feeling of piety towards the Roman
248 3 | Hungary and by their devoted feelings towards this Apostolic See
249 3 | in the name of all their fellow countrymen. They won Our
250 14 | enjoy gracing your religious festivities with these recollections
251 | few
252 11 | famous John Hunyadi in the fifteenth century, whose strategy
253 5 | his apostolic labors and finally, his martyr's crown. Those
254 17 | this papal gift, may add firmness and strength to these same
255 13 | accurately considered the best fitted of all for extending the
256 13 | Papal proclamation: "The flourishing Kingdom of Hungary has been
257 12 | began against the invading forces of the Moslems. The relationship
258 16 | commemoration, and which foreshadows to a rapid fulfillment of
259 18 | its former disposition of forethought and maternal kindness towards
260 18 | See. This See will never forget their famous deeds for the
261 8 | planned to publish the ancient forgotten evidence of services conferred
262 16 | and in love: for on these foundations and supports especially,
263 2 | surely congratulate a kingdom founded on appropriate laws and
264 4 | unless the Gospel had led it, freed from the yoke of superstition,
265 16 | lead more suitably to its freedom and dignity. And since civil
266 16 | Apostolic duty. For the frequent advice and commands which
267 2 | they share rejoicing in friendship, will surely congratulate
268 13 | have the Cross carried in front of the kings in public procession
269 19 | rejoice in more abundant fruit as the days go by. We add
270 3 | celebration and redouble its fruits.~
271 8 | what functions the Church fulfilled for your ancestors in establishing
272 7 | literature, arts, and the fulfilling of their duties.~
273 16 | which foreshadows to a rapid fulfillment of all men's prayers? For
274 8 | been undertaken which We fully approve for the current
275 8 | present time. Consider what functions the Church fulfilled for
276 8 | services conferred by religion. Furthermore, the letters, both those
277 10 | he then combined with the German College, in which chosen
278 5 | in the persons of Prince Geza and the leaders of the nation,
279 16 | been extremely eager to give Our attention and help to
280 13 | celebration-to produce a glorious page from the long official
281 19 | abundant fruit as the days go by. We add a special prayer
282 4 | prosperously unless the Gospel had led it, freed from the
283 16 | result in the authority of governments, the mutual duties of the
284 11 | And while the same man was governor of the kingdom, all classes
285 14 | 14. We greatly enjoy gracing your religious festivities
286 13 | have already done, let the grandchildren themselves rejoice in this
287 13 | So as their fathers and grandfathers have already done, let the
288 10 | afterwards, they would work with greater effect in your churches.
289 19 | special prayer with the greatest love: may all the citizens
290 7 | about that Hungary, as it grew in resources, entered on
291 2 | its present longevity and growth.~
292 [Title]| The Church as Guardian of Liberty~
293 8 | pontiffs have shown themselves guardians and defenders of civil liberty
294 16 | alliance with and under the guidance of the ancestral religion.
295 8 | for this liberty. This has happened many times in the past,
296 1 | your country, as it most happily returns, is a very suitable
297 17 | allegiance to the august House of Hapsburg will be strengthened. That
298 4 | respect natural law, to do harm to no one, to be merciful,
299 15 | former in suspicion and hatred. It is scarcely any use
300 8 | 8. We have heard that a project has been
301 14(4) | Heb 10.23.~
302 19 | 19. If up to now We have helped you, may God help you to
303 | her
304 12 | the form of examples of heroic and energetic virtue which
305 4 | Certainly, as your wiser historians state, the Hungarian nation
306 4 | practice brotherhood at home and abroad.~
307 1 | ancestors established their homes and residences in those
308 17 | under new auspices. The most honorable crown of Stephan will be
309 13 | consecrated with heavenly honors and placed among the number
310 | how
311 15 | many ways for the good of human society. Since it does not
312 7 | it attained virtue and humanity more rapidly. For this reason,
313 12 | against the attack of the Hussites in Bohemia, King Mathias
314 18 | 18. Let the illustrious people of Hungary know,
315 6 | royal crown adorned with images of Christ the Savior and
316 2 | him with a keen desire to imitate them. To all of this will
317 13 | kingship have at all times imitated his beautiful examples of
318 20 | Apostolic blessing which We impart most lovingly to each one
319 12 | crushing the perfidy of the impious. . . . Whatever enemies
320 13 | number of the Saints. The imprint of his virtue, his holiness,
321 14 | will bring with it real improvement for the common good. Hungary
322 6 | your country. That famous incident establishes the constancy
323 3 | Our love and may it both increase the joy of the secular celebration
324 12 | Innocent VI and Urban V indicate this. And when Paul II urgently
325 3 | and Ourselves. Among other indications of devotions, in recent
326 10 | dangerously afflicted by the influence of revolutionary movements
327 15 | power and effectiveness inheres which is thoroughly wonderful
328 15 | spirit this outstanding inheritance from their ancestors. Nor
329 19 | single love of this country inspires, and whom this occasion
330 2 | on appropriate laws and institutions, preserved by its civil
331 5 | your nation; he not only instructed it in the attainment of
332 3 | all good men received Our instructions, once again may this letter
333 16 | since this is clearly an integral part of Our Apostolic duty.
334 13 | of the bravery of a most intrepid nation and the nature of
335 8 | beaten back. When the Turks invaded, everyone without exception
336 12 | struggle began against the invading forces of the Moslems. The
337 13 | in the Cross of Our Lord Jesus Christ and that in this
338 19 | occasion of public thanksgiving joins in a brotherly fashion,
339 1 | rightly decreed that special, joyful thanksgiving be offered
340 2 | remembered affects him with a keen desire to imitate them.
341 12 | Hungarians have always striven to keep their kingdom bound as closely
342 13 | all his successors in the kingship have at all times imitated
343 18 | illustrious people of Hungary know, however, that they can
344 14 | ancestors together with a knowledge of the present time, devote
345 13 | territories. And indeed, everyone knows the Hungarians' many outstanding
346 5 | famous for his apostolic labors and finally, his martyr'
347 19 | peace. And may your great lady Mary be concerned for you
348 1 | and residences in those lands and the history of Hungary
349 | later
350 2 | kingdom founded on appropriate laws and institutions, preserved
351 5 | their territories, they lay dangerously open to the
352 16 | proposed aids which would lead more suitably to its freedom
353 3 | numbers come, under your leadership, to venerate the tombs of
354 10 | thoroughly educated in the learning and virtues worthy of the
355 | least
356 4 | prosperously unless the Gospel had led it, freed from the yoke
357 20 | year of Our Pontificate.~LEO XIII~
358 9 | extraordinary deeds: the liberation of Vienna from enemy siege
359 7 | themselves by holiness of life, teaching, literature, arts,
360 5 | as the chief pillar and light of your nation; he not only
361 | like
362 | likely
363 13 | published in well-known literary works. But We can in no
364 7 | holiness of life, teaching, literature, arts, and the fulfilling
365 16 | required, contributed not a little, as you rightly remember,
366 2 | excellence to its present longevity and growth.~
367 15 | unwilling to recognize the longstanding benefits of the Catholic
368 13 | only in the Cross of Our Lord Jesus Christ and that in
369 12 | rights or to avenge its loss of rights on its enemies.
370 12 | mutual service between King Louis the Great and Innocent VI
371 3 | special attraction towards and loving care for Catholic Hungary
372 20 | blessing which We impart most lovingly to each one of you and to
373 [Title]| King Machias~
374 16 | other matters like these maintaining themselves in truth, in
375 14 | Stand fast in the faith, act manfully and be strong."3 To this
376 3 | Indeed We had purposely manifested this benevolence of Ours
377 8 | that religion has benefited mankind. It is of great importance
378 1 | blessings. For you are now marking the thousandth year since
379 5 | labors and finally, his martyr's crown. Those beginnings,
380 19 | And may your great lady Mary be concerned for you all
381 18 | disposition of forethought and maternal kindness towards them.~
382 16 | of youth, and many other matters like these maintaining themselves
383 14(5) | 1 Mc 9.10.
384 | me
385 17 | Not the least effective means of your enjoying this combination
386 10 | undertook for Hungary the sound measure which he had already carried
387 12 | religion it is necessary to meet in battle, behold, Mathias
388 4 | do harm to no one, to be merciful, to pursue peace, to be
389 6(1) | XIII in his address Si qui militari, I October 1758.~
390 11 | are deeply etched on the minds of your citizens. A witness
391 15 | likely to be beneficial in modern times provided it is not
392 3 | however, recollecting the modesty and favor with which the
393 8 | the events by supplying money, sending reinforcements,
394 12 | the invading forces of the Moslems. The relationship of mutual
395 10 | influence of revolutionary movements which spread from neighboring
396 13(2) | Epistle Quum multa alia, 19 August 1758.~
397 | my
398 | myself
399 4 | well-known principles: to respect natural law, to do harm to no one,
400 13 | intrepid nation and the nature of its territories. And
401 12 | The Vicar of God on earth, nay, God Himself, cannot command
402 16 | As to what pertains more nearly to your people, in former
403 12 | enemies of religion it is necessary to meet in battle, behold,
404 15 | Catholic religion, and to neglect those anticipated benefits.
405 10 | movements which spread from neighboring peoples. He undertook for
406 | neither
407 | Nevertheless
408 17 | their example, as under new auspices. The most honorable
409 11 | classes in a common letter to Nicholas V professed: "Whatever our
410 20 | Peter's, 1 May 1896, in the nineteenth year of Our Pontificate.~
411 2 | be productive of the most noble advantages. For there can
412 12 | letters written by kings and nobles to the Roman pontiffs, or
413 15 | ancestors. Nor is it any use to note how much it is the mark
414 13 | honors and placed among the number of the Saints. The imprint
415 3 | seen Hungarians in great numbers come, under your leadership,
416 17 | nobility and the common people, obedient and faithful allegiance
417 2 | are in no doubt that the observances planned will have an outcome
418 15 | 15. When we observe the tendency of this age
419 4 | would not have held their occupied areas either very long or
420 6(1) | address Si qui militari, I October 1758.~
421 13 | glorious page from the long official document in which Clement
422 | often
423 | once
424 5 | territories, they lay dangerously open to the lamentable separation
425 9 | your chief city, after long oppression.~
426 17 | so suitable to the right organization of civil affairs, than that
427 | others
428 | Ours
429 | Ourselves
430 | out
431 2 | observances planned will have an outcome worthy of the occasion and
432 | over
433 13 | celebration-to produce a glorious page from the long official document
434 16 | this is clearly an integral part of Our Apostolic duty. For
435 13 | works. But We can in no way pass over in silence Stephan,
436 15 | does not vanish with the passage of time, it is always the
437 7 | resources, entered on the same paths as the peoples of youthful
438 19 | are apostles and heavenly patrons of your kingdom. Under their
439 12 | indicate this. And when Paul II urgently requested that
440 12 | Catholic faith and crushing the perfidy of the impious. . . . Whatever
441 10 | 10. Likewise Gregory XIII performed an undying service for your
442 8 | wisdom, order, and fairness permeated everywhere at the request
443 5 | exemplary Christian prince, persisted in and completed. He is
444 5 | were consecrated in the persons of Prince Geza and the leaders
445 16 | 16. As to what pertains more nearly to your people,
446 17 | to allow your feeling of piety towards the Roman Church
447 5 | celebrated as the chief pillar and light of your nation;
448 17 | Chair of Peter, which are plainly approved and consecrated
449 20 | the nineteenth year of Our Pontificate.~LEO XIII~
450 12 | words of the king nor of the Pope's expectation; and it remains
451 5 | considering the times and the position of their territories, they
452 12 | very own and most devoted possession." The register of public
453 6 | began, which we have already praised. A permanent symbol of this
454 13 | always honored with great praises and privileges the Hungarian
455 16 | surely all good citizens pray that by removing causes
456 16 | fulfillment of all men's prayers? For surely all good citizens
457 6 | and the Apostles which Our predecessor Sylvester II sent as a gift
458 8 | Hungarians. Nevertheless, Our predecessors contributed greatly to the
459 4 | 4. In the preparation for your celebrations, the
460 3 | the Apostles. They have presented beautiful testimonies of
461 19 | nations and kingdoms which preserve justice and peace. And may
462 2 | appropriate laws and institutions, preserved by its civil prudence and
463 1 | provident establisher and preserver of kingdoms, throughout
464 13 | That title was to supersede previous privilege and custom. So
465 10 | and virtues worthy of the priesthood. Then afterwards, they would
466 13 | faith and the Roman See. The principal mark of honor, of course,
467 4 | accept these well-known principles: to respect natural law,
468 13 | was to supersede previous privilege and custom. So as their
469 12 | The register of public proceedings records many proofs of this,
470 13 | themselves rejoice in this Papal proclamation: "The flourishing Kingdom
471 13 | the present celebration-to produce a glorious page from the
472 11 | common letter to Nicholas V professed: "Whatever our condition
473 3 | the duties of their holy profession. Indeed We had purposely
474 8 | 8. We have heard that a project has been undertaken which
475 19 | things which He has Himself promised to nations and kingdoms
476 4 | religion as an excellent promoter of public safety and as
477 3 | spirit. This Our wish is prompted chiefly by Our special attraction
478 14 | deeds. But this event itself prompts some additional action,
479 16 | former letters and similar pronouncements, We have denounced dangers
480 12 | proceedings records many proofs of this, whether in the
481 16 | be protected, and We have proposed aids which would lead more
482 19 | you, may God help you to prosper even more. During this celebration
483 4 | either very long or very prosperously unless the Gospel had led
484 12 | which assisted the Church to protect its rights or to avenge
485 15 | beneficial in modern times provided it is not stifled.~
486 1 | received from God, the most provident establisher and preserver
487 2 | preserved by its civil prudence and valor in war and brought
488 2 | ancient glories of the past publicly remembered affects him with
489 8 | celebration. It is planned to publish the ancient forgotten evidence
490 13 | famous events have been published in well-known literary works.
491 2 | there can be no citizen with pure love whom the glories of
492 3 | profession. Indeed We had purposely manifested this benevolence
493 4 | one, to be merciful, to pursue peace, to be subject to
494 13 | confirmed to Maria Theresa, Queen of Hungary, and to her successors
495 14 | Let us have no cause to question our honor."5~
496 6(1) | Clemene XIII in his address Si qui militari, I October 1758.~
497 13(2) | Epistle Quum multa alia, 19 August 1758.~
498 7 | outstanding character of the race, it attained virtue and
499 6 | critical times unscathed, still radiant with its ancient honor;
500 16 | and which foreshadows to a rapid fulfillment of all men's
501 7 | virtue and humanity more rapidly. For this reason, many men
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