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1 3, 3(5)| 2 Tm 2.15. ~
2 4, 4 | decreed on September 3, 1890, that native religious communities
3 3, 3 | apostolic letter of April 27, 1892. The freedom of education
4 5, 7 | at St. Peter's, July 2, 1894, in the seventeenth year
5 3, 3 | apostolic letter of April 27, 1892. The freedom of education
6 4, 4 | We decreed on September 3, 1890, that native religious
7 2, 2(2)| Cor 4.6. ~
8 2, 2(4)| 1 Cor 8.1. ~
9 2, 2(3)| Mal 2.9. ~
10 | about
11 5, 5 | those associations that abuse the title of public charity,
12 2, 2 | taught that learning is to be accepted from the sacred ministers
13 | according
14 5, 5 | similar popular writings have acquired. Use these weapons in defense
15 2, 2 | teach. Hence the priest's actions must confirm the doctrine
16 1, 1 | joyfully announcing the addition of a new ecclesiastical
17 5, 5 | if everyone continuously advocates those things We have published
18 5, 5 | to their zeal for public affairs. This will come about more
19 | afterwards
20 | against
21 5, 5 | have published not long ago in encyclical letters concerning
22 3, 3 | also teach that doctrine agreeably and faithfully according
23 1, 1 | episcopal hierarchy. We gladly agreed to grant your request. -
24 3, 3 | Moreover their work is to be aided and perfected with all the
25 5, 6 | flourish among you by thinking alike with one soul and one mind.6
26 | already
27 3, 3 | the convenience of South America and which We too have promoted
28 2, 2 | learn the law: He is the angel of the Lord. For this reason
29 1, 1 | received your letter joyfully announcing the addition of a new ecclesiastical
30 2, 2 | shall keep knowledge.1 The Apostle too mentions knowledge among
31 5, 5 | time, they diminish the appeal of those associations that
32 5, 5 | the proper upbringing and application of the clergy to the sacred
33 1, 1 | however, each one of you must apply opportune remedies to the
34 2, 2 | Before all else he who is appointed to rule a parish must not
35 2, 2 | where the ministers lack appropriate doctrinal knowledge, their
36 3, 3 | and you should use them appropriately afterwards as teachers or
37 3, 3 | the Church's desires as approved by God, workmen auho have
38 3, 3 | Our apostolic letter of April 27, 1892. The freedom of
39 4, 4 | Brother Jerome [Gotti], Archbishop of Petra, Internuncio of
40 1 | To the Archbishops and Bishops of Brazil. ~
41 3, 3 | recommended with regard to the arrangement of studies. - For this purpose
42 3, 3 | auho have no need to be ashamed.5 The very name seminary
43 2, 2 | strenuously against all assaults. All too often daily experience
44 5, 5 | diminish the appeal of those associations that abuse the title of
45 5, 5 | compelled to frequent the athletic facilities of heretics or
46 5, 5 | facilities of heretics or attend schools where Catholic discipline
47 3, 3 | approved by God, workmen auho have no need to be ashamed.5
48 2, 2 | but only at the will and authorization of those whom Christ has
49 2, 2 | diligently cultivate it, aware that he must render a serious
50 2, 2 | made you contemptible and base before all people.3 - But
51 | became
52 | because
53 | become
54 2, 2 | became their model, that he began to do and to teach. Hence
55 4, 4 | government. In order that these beginnings may make greater progress
56 | Besides
57 1, 1 | the founding of four new bishoprics. - This new indication of
58 5, 7 | lovingly impart the Apostolic Blessing to you, your clergy, and
59 5, 7 | the gifts of His heavenly blessings, which supply the strength
60 1 | Archbishops and Bishops of Brazil. ~
61 4, 4 | of religious orders will bring you. By Our Apostolic providence
62 4, 4 | the direction of Venerable Brother Jerome [Gotti], Archbishop
63 4, 4 | greater progress and be brought to the desired end, We exhort
64 2, 2 | knowledge without love does not build up but inflates.4 This is
65 2, 2 | impatient with the labor. Called to the vineyard of the Lord,
66 5, 5 | most holy religion; this calls for the unremitting diligence
67 5, 5 | not mentioned unless to be calumniously derided, and this to the
68 | can
69 3, 3 | guides are to be chosen carefully. Moreover their work is
70 1, 1 | causes of the decline of Catholicism among you, is that the number
71 5, 5 | civil power. Finally all Catholics should remember that it
72 1, 1 | your nation was certainly cause for rejoicing. For among
73 1, 1 | rejoicing. For among the many causes of the decline of Catholicism
74 1, 1 | solicitude in your nation was certainly cause for rejoicing. For
75 5, 5 | abuse the title of public charity, since they are very much
76 5, 5 | what has precedence is that children and ignorant people are
77 2, 2 | this reason we read the clear testimony concerning God
78 3, 3 | great aid in the college for clerics which Pius IX labored to
79 5, 5 | public affairs. This will come about more readily if each
80 4, 4 | congratulated for receiving Our commands with good will and for showing
81 2, 2 | doctrine which he preaches and commends. Before all else he who
82 4, 4 | sacred ministry that the community of religious orders will
83 5, 5 | so that they will not be compelled to frequent the athletic
84 5, 6 | rest, may suitable love and concord of minds flourish among
85 2, 2 | for the priests: they are condemned by the people, with God
86 2, 2 | the priest's actions must confirm the doctrine which he preaches
87 2, 2 | deeds of theirs which do not conform to the doctrine; nevertheless
88 4, 4 | men and of women are to be congratulated for receiving Our commands
89 3, 3 | overseen this, and We have also considered it in Our apostolic letter
90 5, 5 | concerning the Christian constitution of the state.~
91 2, 2 | Therefore have I also made you contemptible and base before all people.3 -
92 5, 5 | the state and if everyone continuously advocates those things We
93 3, 3 | labored to established for the convenience of South America and which
94 4, 4 | important We trust that your cooperation will not be wanting. Pleasing
95 | could
96 3, 3 | as soon as possible. The Council of Trent has overseen this,
97 5, 5 | strengthened and stimulated by counsel and reciprocal example to
98 5, 6 | tell you Our mind and Our counsels. Then too, because of the
99 3, 3 | which now prevails in your country gives you greater facility
100 2, 2 | assaults. All too often daily experience makes it plain
101 1, 1 | among the many causes of the decline of Catholicism among you,
102 4, 4 | past times. To this end, We decreed on September 3, 1890, that
103 2, 2 | ministers without regard for any deeds of theirs which do not conform
104 2, 2 | teach Catholic truths and to defend them strenuously against
105 5, 5 | the needs of the faithful demand your efforts no less. In
106 5, 5 | unless to be calumniously derided, and this to the great detriment
107 3, 3 | to your and the Church's desires as approved by God, workmen
108 4, 4 | Apostolic providence We have determined to restore the original
109 5, 5 | derided, and this to the great detriment of faith and good morals. -
110 4, 4 | It is difficult to put into words the advantages
111 1, 1 | promote the strength and dignity of the Catholic name. Therefore
112 5, 5 | calls for the unremitting diligence of the pastors. Then, where
113 5, 5 | at the same time, they diminish the appeal of those associations
114 3, 3 | solicitude of your labors. But in dioceses where there are as yet no
115 4, 4 | for this purpose under the direction of Venerable Brother Jerome [
116 5, 5 | attend schools where Catholic discipline is not mentioned unless
117 1, 1 | the region and the unequal distribution of its inhabitants. As a
118 2, 2 | ministers lack appropriate doctrinal knowledge, their people
119 5, 5 | preserved and with all respect due the civil power. Finally
120 2, 2 | penalty for their neglect of duty. Therefore have I also made
121 3, 3 | 27, 1892. The freedom of education which now prevails in your
122 5, 5 | the faithful demand your efforts no less. In their regard,
123 | either
124 5, 5 | everyone must strive to elect those who join zeal for
125 5, 5 | Church what kind of men are elected to the legislature. Thus,
126 5, 5 | properly to be taught the elements of our most holy religion;
127 | else
128 2, 2 | before all people.3 - But the embellishment of learning and its defense
129 5, 6 | paternal love with which We embrace you, you have Us at all
130 2, 2 | greatest need and which will enable them to teach Catholic truths
131 5, 5 | published not long ago in encyclical letters concerning the Christian
132 3, 3 | needed; they must not only be endowed with sound learning, but
133 1, 1 | petitioned the Roman Pontiff to enlarge the episcopal hierarchy.
134 3, 3 | the training of souls. To ensure that this training proceeds
135 5, 5 | with the leadership of the episcopate properly preserved and with
136 3, 3 | great purpose they have been erected. Therefore encourage the
137 3, 3 | bishops use every means to establish excellent ones as soon as
138 3, 3 | which Pius IX labored to established for the convenience of South
139 1, 1 | increase of the Christian estate, since you have more bishops;
140 2, 2 | himself your servant in ]esus.2 And where this knowledge
141 | every
142 | everywhere
143 1, 1 | remedies to the spreading evils increasing everywhere. In
144 2, 2 | the people, with God also exacting a penalty for their neglect
145 5, 5 | by counsel and reciprocal example to do and suffer great things
146 3, 3 | every means to establish excellent ones as soon as possible.
147 1, 1 | result the bishops could not exercise the vigilance they desired
148 4, 4 | brought to the desired end, We exhort you to labor diligently
149 5, 5 | frequently praised them in exhortations as institutions that strive
150 3, 3 | outcome happily fulfills Our expectations. We joyfully recall that
151 5, 5 | to frequent the athletic facilities of heretics or attend schools
152 3, 3 | country gives you greater facility to do what We have recommended
153 5, 5 | Church and State.-Also do not fail to realize how much influence
154 3, 3 | that doctrine agreeably and faithfully according to Our precepts.
155 2, 2 | in all matters he holds fast to learning. We must indeed
156 3, 3 | We too have promoted and favored. Its outcome happily fulfills
157 2, 2 | learning. We must indeed fight strenuously for Christ,
158 5, 7 | supply the strength needed to fill the pastoral office in a
159 5, 5 | respect due the civil power. Finally all Catholics should remember
160 | first
161 5, 6 | love and concord of minds flourish among you by thinking alike
162 2, 2 | wanting, this evil also follows for the priests: they are
163 1, 1 | ecclesiastical province and the founding of four new bishoprics. -
164 1, 1 | province and the founding of four new bishoprics. - This new
165 3, 3 | letter of April 27, 1892. The freedom of education which now prevails
166 5, 5 | will not be compelled to frequent the athletic facilities
167 1, 1 | Now there is hope of a fruitful increase of the Christian
168 3, 3 | favored. Its outcome happily fulfills Our expectations. We joyfully
169 3, 3 | experience teaches that future priests will be the kind
170 1, 1 | your pastoral zeal when, gathered at Sao Paolo, you petitioned
171 2, 2 | knowledge, their people generally suffer from ignorance of
172 5, 7 | entrusted to your care.~Given in Rome, at St. Peter's,
173 3, 3 | prevails in your country gives you greater facility to
174 1, 1 | episcopal hierarchy. We gladly agreed to grant your request. -
175 2, 2 | defense never leads to their goal if they are separated from
176 4, 4 | Venerable Brother Jerome [Gotti], Archbishop of Petra, Internuncio
177 5, 5 | obeys the supreme authority governing the state and if everyone
178 4, 4 | the Apostolic See to your government. In order that these beginnings
179 5, 7 | May God very graciously grant you the gifts of His
180 3, 3 | that many of you have been graduated from this college. We encourage
181 3, 3 | Therefore encourage the growth and prosperity of the ecclesiastical
182 3, 3 | cultivate virtue, spiritual guides are to be chosen carefully.
183 3, 3 | and favored. Its outcome happily fulfills Our expectations.
184 2, 2 | they see than by what they hear. For this reason we read
185 5, 7 | grant you the gifts of His heavenly blessings, which supply
186 3, 3 | To form such helpers for yourselves, Venerable
187 | Hence
188 5, 5 | the athletic facilities of heretics or attend schools where
189 1, 1 | to enlarge the episcopal hierarchy. We gladly agreed to grant
190 | himself
191 | His
192 5, 6 | frequently among yourselves and hold episcopal synods in various
193 2, 2 | times and in all matters he holds fast to learning. We must
194 1, 1 | request. - Now there is hope of a fruitful increase of
195 | how
196 | however
197 | I
198 1, 1 | to recommend some useful ideas to you for increasing faith
199 2, 2 | people generally suffer from ignorance of the faith and religion.
200 5, 5 | precedence is that children and ignorant people are properly to be
201 3, 3 | the young clergy become imbued with the true spirit of
202 5, 7 | Brothers, We very lovingly impart the Apostolic Blessing to
203 2, 2 | rule a parish must not be impatient with the labor. Called to
204 4, 4 | In a matter so useful and important We trust that your cooperation
205 5, 5 | the needs of religion and improve the advantages of the poor;
206 1, 1 | there is hope of a fruitful increase of the Christian estate,
207 1, 1 | new bishoprics. - This new indication of apostolic solicitude
208 5, 5 | about more readily if each individual obeys the supreme authority
209 2, 2 | love does not build up but inflates.4 This is the usual practice
210 5, 5 | fail to realize how much influence for good and evil, especially
211 2, 2 | nevertheless men are more influenced by what they see than by
212 1, 1 | unequal distribution of its inhabitants. As a result the bishops
213 1, 1 | bishops is too small for the inordinate size of the region and the
214 4, 4 | restitution of each one's original institute.~
215 4, 4 | original observance of their institutes from the losses of past
216 5, 5 | them in exhortations as institutions that strive to care for
217 5, 5 | it is publicly permitted, instruction is to be organized for youth
218 4, 4 | Gotti], Archbishop of Petra, Internuncio of the Apostolic See to
219 | into
220 3, 3 | college for clerics which Pius IX labored to established for
221 4, 4 | direction of Venerable Brother Jerome [Gotti], Archbishop of Petra,
222 5, 7 | in Rome, at St. Peter's, July 2, 1894, in the seventeenth
223 2, 2 | lips of the priest shall keep knowledge.1 The Apostle
224 3, 3 | for clerics which Pius IX labored to established for the convenience
225 3, 3 | all the solicitude of your labors. But in dioceses where there
226 2, 2 | that where the ministers lack appropriate doctrinal knowledge,
227 | Last
228 5, 5 | you encourage and persuade laymen, especially the young, to
229 2, 2 | whom Christ has chosen as leaders.~
230 5, 5 | Christian name, with the leadership of the episcopate properly
231 2, 2 | learning and its defense never leads to their goal if they are
232 2, 2 | that the faithful ought to learn the law: He is the angel
233 5, 6 | office. You have with you the Legate of the Apostolic See, who
234 5, 5 | of men are elected to the legislature. Thus, preserving the rights
235 5, 6 | Us at all times ready to lend aid to your work.~
236 5, 7 | year of Our pontificate.~LEO XIII ~
237 | less
238 5, 5 | not long ago in encyclical letters concerning the Christian
239 2, 2 | separated from sanctity of life and morals. Indeed, knowledge
240 2, 2 | read the proclamation: the lips of the priest shall keep
241 5, 5 | things We have published not long ago in encyclical letters
242 4, 4 | their institutes from the losses of past times. To this end,
243 5, 7 | Venerable Brothers, We very lovingly impart the Apostolic Blessing
244 | made
245 5, 5 | especially in these our times, magazines and similar popular writings
246 | make
247 | makes
248 2, 2 | is the usual practice of man. Though Christ taught that
249 3, 3 | let the bishops use every means to establish excellent ones
250 | Meanwhile
251 5, 5 | Catholic discipline is not mentioned unless to be calumniously
252 2, 2 | knowledge.1 The Apostle too mentions knowledge among other reasons
253 5, 5 | things for religion, you will merit well on that account if
254 2, 2 | shepherds but also became their model, that he began to do and
255 | Moreover
256 | most
257 2, 2 | religion. For it is from the mouth of the priest that the faithful
258 1, 1 | apostolic solicitude in your nation was certainly cause for
259 4, 4 | September 3, 1890, that native religious communities be
260 2, 2 | exacting a penalty for their neglect of duty. Therefore have
261 | never
262 | nevertheless
263 | Nor
264 1, 1 | Catholicism among you, is that the number of bishops is too small
265 5, 5 | readily if each individual obeys the supreme authority governing
266 5, 6 | various places to satisfy the obligations of your sacred office. You
267 4, 4 | to restore the original observance of their institutes from
268 4, 4 | Pleasing results have been obtained, transacted for this purpose
269 | off
270 | often
271 3, 3 | means to establish excellent ones as soon as possible. The
272 1, 1 | each one of you must apply opportune remedies to the spreading
273 5, 5 | since they are very much opposed to the welfare of Church
274 5, 5 | permitted, instruction is to be organized for youth so that they will
275 2, 2 | priest that the faithful ought to learn the law: He is
276 3, 3 | promoted and favored. Its outcome happily fulfills Our expectations.
277 | over
278 3, 3 | The Council of Trent has overseen this, and We have also considered
279 1, 1 | zeal when, gathered at Sao Paolo, you petitioned the Roman
280 2, 2 | who is appointed to rule a parish must not be impatient with
281 4, 4 | institutes from the losses of past times. To this end, We decreed
282 5, 5 | unremitting diligence of the pastors. Then, where it is publicly
283 5, 6 | Then too, because of the paternal love with which We embrace
284 2, 2 | with God also exacting a penalty for their neglect of duty.
285 3, 3 | work is to be aided and perfected with all the solicitude
286 5, 5 | Then, where it is publicly permitted, instruction is to be organized
287 5, 5 | account if you encourage and persuade laymen, especially the young,
288 5, 7 | care.~Given in Rome, at St. Peter's, July 2, 1894, in the
289 1, 1 | gathered at Sao Paolo, you petitioned the Roman Pontiff to enlarge
290 4, 4 | Jerome [Gotti], Archbishop of Petra, Internuncio of the Apostolic
291 5, 6(6)| Phil 2.2. ~
292 1, 1 | increasing faith and Christian piety.~
293 3, 3 | college for clerics which Pius IX labored to established
294 5, 6 | episcopal synods in various places to satisfy the obligations
295 2, 2 | daily experience makes it plain that where the ministers
296 5, 6 | recommend that you share your plans frequently among yourselves
297 4, 4 | cooperation will not be wanting. Pleasing results have been obtained,
298 1, 1 | you petitioned the Roman Pontiff to enlarge the episcopal
299 5, 7 | seventeenth year of Our pontificate.~LEO XIII ~
300 5, 5 | improve the advantages of the poor; at the same time, they
301 5, 5 | times, magazines and similar popular writings have acquired.
302 3, 3 | excellent ones as soon as possible. The Council of Trent has
303 5, 5 | all respect due the civil power. Finally all Catholics should
304 2, 2 | inflates.4 This is the usual practice of man. Though Christ taught
305 5, 5 | societies. We have frequently praised them in exhortations as
306 2, 2 | confirm the doctrine which he preaches and commends. Before all
307 5, 5 | In their regard, what has precedence is that children and ignorant
308 3, 3 | faithfully according to Our precepts. In order that the young
309 2, 2 | the first place, let men preparing for sacred orders be taught
310 5, 5 | the episcopate properly preserved and with all respect due
311 5, 5 | to the legislature. Thus, preserving the rights of civil law,
312 3, 3 | freedom of education which now prevails in your country gives you
313 3, 3 | ensure that this training proceeds properly, the best teachers
314 2, 2 | this reason we read the proclamation: the lips of the priest
315 4, 4 | beginnings may make greater progress and be brought to the desired
316 1, 1 | off the unsuitable or to promote the strength and dignity
317 3, 3 | America and which We too have promoted and favored. Its outcome
318 3, 3 | encourage the growth and prosperity of the ecclesiastical seminaries
319 1, 1 | Catholic name. Therefore you proved your pastoral zeal when,
320 4, 4 | bring you. By Our Apostolic providence We have determined to restore
321 1, 1 | of a new ecclesiastical province and the founding of four
322 2, 2 | among other reasons for proving himself your servant in ]
323 5, 5 | pastors. Then, where it is publicly permitted, instruction is
324 5, 5 | advocates those things We have published not long ago in encyclical
325 4, 4 | It is difficult to put into words the advantages
326 5, 5 | This will come about more readily if each individual obeys
327 5, 5 | State.-Also do not fail to realize how much influence for good
328 2, 2 | mentions knowledge among other reasons for proving himself your
329 3, 3 | expectations. We joyfully recall that many of you have been
330 1, 1 | Last year We received your letter joyfully announcing
331 4, 4 | to be congratulated for receiving Our commands with good will
332 5, 5 | stimulated by counsel and reciprocal example to do and suffer
333 3, 3 | facility to do what We have recommended with regard to the arrangement
334 1, 1 | the inordinate size of the region and the unequal distribution
335 1, 1 | was certainly cause for rejoicing. For among the many causes
336 1, 1 | you must apply opportune remedies to the spreading evils increasing
337 5, 5 | Finally all Catholics should remember that it is of the greatest
338 2, 2 | cultivate it, aware that he must render a serious account sometime
339 1, 1 | gladly agreed to grant your request. - Now there is hope of
340 5, 5 | properly preserved and with all respect due the civil power. Finally
341 2 | Responsibilities of Priests~
342 5, 6 | For the rest, may suitable love and concord
343 4, 4 | themselves ready for the restitution of each one's original institute.~
344 4, 4 | providence We have determined to restore the original observance
345 1, 1 | of its inhabitants. As a result the bishops could not exercise
346 4, 4 | not be wanting. Pleasing results have been obtained, transacted
347 5, 5 | legislature. Thus, preserving the rights of civil law, everyone must
348 1, 1 | Paolo, you petitioned the Roman Pontiff to enlarge the episcopal
349 2, 2 | else he who is appointed to rule a parish must not be impatient
350 | same
351 2, 2 | they are separated from sanctity of life and morals. Indeed,
352 1, 1 | pastoral zeal when, gathered at Sao Paolo, you petitioned the
353 5, 6 | synods in various places to satisfy the obligations of your
354 2, 2 | testimony concerning God the Saviour, who was not only the teacher
355 5, 5 | facilities of heretics or attend schools where Catholic discipline
356 3, 3 | ashamed.5 The very name seminary tells for what great purpose
357 3, 3 | college. We encourage you to send young men of special promise
358 2, 2 | to their goal if they are separated from sanctity of life and
359 4, 4 | this end, We decreed on September 3, 1890, that native religious
360 2, 2 | aware that he must render a serious account sometime for the
361 2, 2 | for proving himself your servant in ]esus.2 And where this
362 5, 7 | s, July 2, 1894, in the seventeenth year of Our pontificate.~
363 | shall
364 5, 6 | strongly recommend that you share your plans frequently among
365 2, 2 | not only the teacher of shepherds but also became their model,
366 4, 4 | commands with good will and for showing themselves ready for the
367 5, 5 | our times, magazines and similar popular writings have acquired.
368 1, 1 | small for the inordinate size of the region and the unequal
369 1, 1 | number of bishops is too small for the inordinate size
370 5, 5 | young, to join Christian societies. We have frequently praised
371 | some
372 | sometime
373 3, 3 | establish excellent ones as soon as possible. The Council
374 5, 6 | thinking alike with one soul and one mind.6 For this
375 3, 3 | not only be endowed with sound learning, but they must
376 3, 3 | established for the convenience of South America and which We too
377 3, 3 | you to send young men of special promise to Rome for their
378 3, 3 | become imbued with the true spirit of the Church and that they
379 3, 3 | that they cultivate virtue, spiritual guides are to be chosen
380 1, 1 | opportune remedies to the spreading evils increasing everywhere.
381 5, 7 | care.~Given in Rome, at St. Peter's, July 2, 1894,
382 5, 5 | minds are strengthened and stimulated by counsel and reciprocal
383 5, 5 | Besides, since minds are strengthened and stimulated by counsel
384 5, 6 | mind.6 For this reason we strongly recommend that you share
385 3, 3 | already have, both in the study of sacred learning and also
386 | such
387 5, 6 | For the rest, may suitable love and concord of minds
388 5, 7 | heavenly blessings, which supply the strength needed to fill
389 5, 5 | each individual obeys the supreme authority governing the
390 5, 6 | yourselves and hold episcopal synods in various places to satisfy
391 3, 3 | will be the kind you have taken care to form. You have the
392 3, 3 | Venerable Brothers, is your task. Indeed experience teaches
393 2, 2 | Saviour, who was not only the teacher of shepherds but also became
394 3, 3 | task. Indeed experience teaches that future priests will
395 5, 6 | Apostolic See, who will tell you Our mind and Our counsels.
396 3, 3 | The very name seminary tells for what great purpose they
397 2, 2 | reason we read the clear testimony concerning God the Saviour,
398 | than
399 2, 2 | regard for any deeds of theirs which do not conform to
400 | themselves
401 5, 6 | minds flourish among you by thinking alike with one soul and
402 | Though
403 | Thus
404 5, 5 | of the poor; at the same time, they diminish the appeal
405 5, 5 | associations that abuse the title of public charity, since
406 3, 3(5)| 2 Tm 2.15. ~
407 3, 3 | seminaries, where you can train ministers to your and the
408 4, 4 | results have been obtained, transacted for this purpose under the
409 3, 3 | possible. The Council of Trent has overseen this, and We
410 3, 3 | clergy become imbued with the true spirit of the Church and
411 4, 4 | useful and important We trust that your cooperation will
412 2, 2 | enable them to teach Catholic truths and to defend them strenuously
413 1, 1 | entrusted to them. They were unable either to ward off the unsuitable
414 | under
415 1, 1 | size of the region and the unequal distribution of its inhabitants.
416 | unless
417 5, 5 | religion; this calls for the unremitting diligence of the pastors.
418 1, 1 | unable either to ward off the unsuitable or to promote the strength
419 | up
420 5, 5 | matters concern the proper upbringing and application of the clergy
421 | Us
422 2, 2 | but inflates.4 This is the usual practice of man. Though
423 2, 2 | him. Nor does he labor in vain if at all times and in all
424 5, 6 | hold episcopal synods in various places to satisfy the obligations
425 1, 1 | bishops could not exercise the vigilance they desired over the clergy
426 2, 2 | the labor. Called to the vineyard of the Lord, let him diligently
427 3, 3 | and that they cultivate virtue, spiritual guides are to
428 1, 1 | They were unable either to ward off the unsuitable or to
429 5, 7 | office in a holy and proper way. As a promise of these gifts,
430 5, 5 | have acquired. Use these weapons in defense of the Christian
431 5, 5 | very much opposed to the welfare of Church and State.-Also
432 | well
433 | were
434 | when
435 | whom
436 1, 1 | everywhere. In this regard, We wish to recommend some useful
437 4, 4 | communities both of men and of women are to be congratulated
438 4, 4 | is difficult to put into words the advantages for your
439 3, 3 | desires as approved by God, workmen auho have no need to be
440 5, 5 | magazines and similar popular writings have acquired. Use these
441 5, 7 | of Our pontificate.~LEO XIII ~
442 | yet
443 5, 5 | instruction is to be organized for youth so that they will not be
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