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502 18 | these times, so dangerous to religion and society, when the clergy
503 7 | internal, or of a moral or religious order.~
504 4 | separation must, therefore, remain unaltered, even in our own
505 2 | have to deplore if a speedy remedy were not applied to this
506 10 | the confession: let them remember how severe are the words
507 3 | St. Paul in his letters reminds us that the priest can never
508 7 | of clerics, but also to remove far from the institutes
509 11 | ecclesiastical ministry.13 Keep them removed from contact and still more
510 18 | redoubles the strength and renders the work more fruitful.
511 18 | common mother the Church renews and reinvigorates between
512 15 | 15. We repeat again, and still more warmly,
513 3 | of His mysteries,2 and he represents him to us as dwelling in
514 5 | yielded to, but strongly resisted; and this while corresponding
515 17 | according to the needs of your respective diocese. To all these designs
516 9 | well on the gravity of the responsibilities of those priests who in
517 2 | designs to bring about a restoration of Christian life among
518 15 | are equally united all the rights and duties of civil and
519 13 | their seniors, who will ripen their zeal, their prudence
520 18 | And now, with words that rise from the depths of our fatherly
521 7 | proper spirit with regard ro the education of the mind
522 4 | Fathers, the laws of the Roman Pontiffs, and the Bishops,
523 19 | trusted to your care.~Given at Rome, at St. Peter's, on the
524 12 | of the saints. The deeper root piety has taken in clerics'
525 7 | causing as it would the ruin of Christian people, if
526 15 | constituted Bishops, to rule the Church of God, without
527 4(4) | John Chrysostom, De sacerdorio III, n. 4.~
528 12 | with that strong spirit of sacrifice which is altogether necessary
529 6 | of less experience. What sad effects would not arise
530 9 | and the other, correspond sadly with their vocation in things
531 12 | advancement in the science of the saints. The deeper root piety has
532 13 | up to recognize both the sanctity of his vocation and the
533 11 | render the pupils of the sanctuary living images of Jesus Christ (
534 18 | ministers of Christ, we can say with more reason than did
535 4 | Doctors and of the Catholic schools. Above all, the tradition
536 8 | theology, and the like sciences-prescriptions which we have given in many
537 11 | vigilance not only over the scientific instruction, but also over
538 10 | souls, do not hesitate to seat themselves in the tribunal
539 5 | sacerdotal office anything but secondary and relative importance.
540 2 | the alacrity with which, seconding the impulse and direction
541 2 | preoccupation of our soul at seeing for some time past a certain
542 | seemed
543 5 | gaining it respect. It is seen everywhere how the spirit
544 8 | Encyclical, of which we send you an extract, together
545 13 | the experience of their seniors, who will ripen their zeal,
546 3 | gave His Apostles when He sent them throughout the whole
547 4 | distinct, but altogether separate from the ordinary rules
548 3 | those of earth, and as far separated from them as the divine
549 4 | life. This distinction and separation must, therefore, remain
550 7 | clergy of France, dated September 8, 1899, to draw precious
551 1 | having gravely considered the serious conditions of society, we
552 11(13) | Conc. Trident. Sess. XXIII, c. XVIII, De Reformat. ~
553 8 | studies always under the shadow of the sacred institutes.
554 5 | constituted master, physician and shepherd of souls, and a guide to
555 5 | greatest gifts that could shine in the Catholic priest,
556 2 | continued testimonies have been shown of learning, piety and zeal,
557 3 | to His Incarnate Word: "Sicut misit me Pater, et ego mitto
558 7 | heart. They must never lose sight of the fact that they are
559 14 | recommended will aid in a singular manner that social usefulness
560 1 | conditions of society, we are not slow to recognize, as one of
561 12 | them against a pernicious snare not unfrequent among young
562 15 | fallacious promise offered by Socialism to apostatize from the true
563 12 | Therefore, he will be solicitous to warn them against a pernicious
564 5 | promote among them a more solid and finished culture, and
565 | sometimes
566 18 | belongs to you, beloved sons, joined by a special bond
567 2 | should have to deplore if a speedy remedy were not applied
568 15 | ignorance of things both spiritual and eternal, and with industrious
569 9 | of those priests who in spite of the great need of the
570 7 | mission, which we lately spoke of, as ministers of Christ
571 12 | generosity of many who to spread the Kingdom of Jesus Christ
572 9(10) | S. Congr. degli AA. EE. SS. (27 gennaio 1902).~
573 2 | if in the ecclesiastical state the sacerdotal spirit was
574 8 | the clergy should not be strangers to the advancement of all
575 18 | action which redoubles the strength and renders the work more
576 15 | virtuous life. They will strengthen the adults in their faith,
577 13 | first labors, but should be strengthened by the experience of their
578 12 | they be filled with that strong spirit of sacrifice which
579 5 | should not be yielded to, but strongly resisted; and this while
580 9 | external agitations.10 Thus the students of the seminaries, treasuring
581 8 | prescriptions regarding the study of classic literature.,
582 15 | faith. They must therefore submit all their actions to the
583 12 | perfection. It can never be sufficiently recommended to him to found
584 15 | the seminary, should be suitably instructed in the pontifical
585 11 | manifest tendencies little suited to the priestly vocation,
586 3 | supernatural institution superior to all those of earth, and
587 6 | pretentious indocility towards his superiors; if he should lose that
588 3 | treat with God, about the supreme interests of the human race,
589 12 | The deeper root piety has taken in clerics' souls, so much
590 | taking
591 11 | that the directors and teachers should unite to the diligent
592 4 | Councils, and by the unanimous teaching of the Doctors and of the
593 5 | every care to render his teachings valuable by the efficacy
594 15 | go to a Christian people tempted on every side, and with
595 11 | education shall manifest tendencies little suited to the priestly
596 15 | eternal, and with industrious tenderness they will lead them to an
597 5 | the spirit of naturalism tends to penetrate every part
598 2 | beautiful and continued testimonies have been shown of learning,
599 [Title]| Text~To the Bishops of Italy. ~
600 12 | the salvation of souls. Thanks be to God, there are not
601 | then
602 10 | confessors of a science, both theological and moral, added to the
603 8 | principally philosophy, theology, and the like sciences-prescriptions
604 14 | this usefulness will draw therefrom its spirit and life.~
605 17 | our solicitude, inspired thereto especially by the bright
606 | though
607 | throughout
608 | Thus
609 11 | admonition of St. Paul to Timothy, "Manus cito nemini imposueris."14
610 13 | Christian people. The training, 'tis true, is not short; and
611 4 | schools. Above all, the tradition of the Church with one voice
612 13 | the Christian people. The training, 'tis true, is not short;
613 9 | and full of the greatest tranquillity for their souls, will be
614 9 | students of the seminaries, treasuring up this time, so precious
615 10 | to seat themselves in the tribunal of Penance,12 and how not
616 11(13) | Conc. Trident. Sess. XXIII, c. XVIII,
617 18 | of our fatherly heart, we turn to you, priests of Italy,
618 5 | depraves the heart and turns it after the desire of earthly
619 19 | December 8, 1902, in the twenty-fifth year of our Pontificate.~
620 4 | must, therefore, remain unaltered, even in our own times,
621 4 | the Councils, and by the unanimous teaching of the Doctors
622 | under
623 12 | against a pernicious snare not unfrequent among young men-that of
624 15 | charity, to which are equally united all the rights and duties
625 8 | should frequent the public universities, let it not be forgotten
626 18 | example and be the first in unlimited obedience to the voice and
627 | until
628 | upon
629 1 | recognize, as one of the most urgent duties of the Apostolic
630 18 | to each and all of you to use every effort to correspond
631 | used
632 8 | everything that is truly useful or good will be recognized
633 18 | vos ego vinctus in Domino, ut digne ambuletis vocatione
634 12 | fruitfulness and inestimable utility.15 Therefore, he will be
635 11 | to the sacred orders the utmost discretion must be used,
636 2 | our people, would be in vain if in the ecclesiastical
637 5 | to render his teachings valuable by the efficacy of his example,
638 5 | regard should be had to the varied conditions of the times.
639 5 | correspond if he is not well versed in the science of divine
640 18 | voice and command of the Vicar of Jesus Christ; and so
641 11 | ever-increasing vigor and vigilance not only over the scientific
642 11 | with an ever-increasing vigor and vigilance not only over
643 2 | not preserved intact and vigorous. This we have not ceased
644 18 | Obsecro itaque vos ego vinctus in Domino, ut digne ambuletis
645 19 | Conception of the Blessed Virgin, December 8, 1902, in the
646 11 | own duties and the love of virtue.~
647 15 | lead them to an honest and virtuous life. They will strengthen
648 18 | ambuletis vocatione qua vocati estis."17 The love of our
649 18 | Domino, ut digne ambuletis vocatione qua vocati estis."17 The
650 12 | Kingdom of Jesus Christ voluntarily hasten to distant countries,
651 10(11) | Istruzione, S. Congr. dei VV. a RR. (31 luglio 1894). ~
652 12 | he will be solicitous to warn them against a pernicious
653 7 | duty again and still more warningly to recommend that above
654 12 | great experience in the ways of Christian perfection.
655 6 | if he should lose that weight and measure in discussion
656 11 | other than those who exhibit well-founded desires of consecrating
657 | were
658 | whether
659 | while
660 | whole
661 4 | administer things that are wholly celestial and upon them
662 | whom
663 6 | so evil, and already so widely diffused, might insinuate
664 5 | culture, and to open a still wider field to their ministry;
665 13 | short; and yet it is to be wished that the time in the seminary
666 | within
667 12 | with that spirit, can do; wonderful, indeed, is the generosity
668 4 | clearly brought out by the works of the Fathers, the laws
669 3 | them throughout the whole world to convert the nations to
670 18 | to correspond still more worthily with your high vocation.
671 19 | of our Pontificate.~LEO XIII~
672 10 | great Pontiff, Benedict XIV., who numbers among the
673 11(13) | Trident. Sess. XXIII, c. XVIII, De Reformat. ~
674 11(13) | Conc. Trident. Sess. XXIII, c. XVIII, De Reformat. ~
675 19 | 1902, in the twenty-fifth year of our Pontificate.~LEO
676 | yet
677 6 | way lessened; if he should yield with lightness to the charm
678 5 | the century should not be yielded to, but strongly resisted;
679 | yourselves
680 11 | from living together with youths who are not aspiring to
681 17 | importance you will add your zealous and loving care to our solicitude,
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