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501 32 | ambitious words, "Let us also get us a name" and in their 502 45 | servant with every spiritual gift in order to make him holy 503 7 | continually lavishes His gifts upon her and serves as her 504 31 | fatherless, shelters for girls in danger, widows, mendicants, 505 10 | the temptation will also give you a way out ...."20 In 506 4 | treatises. We therefore gladly take this present opportunity 507 43 | which their ancestors, who gloried in the name of Christians, 508 19 | of mankind. Both revolts go about in the hidden ways 509 24 | students' ears are inclined to godlessness. We are referring to those 510 9 | against errors. Human society, going from bad to worse, was rushing 511 29 | magisterium the power of governing and sanctifying human society. 512 19 | with their station, they gradually fall into such wretched 513 46 | fulfillment of our mutual hope be granted through this prayer. As 514 42 | deserve the same praise and gratitude as Charles as long as they 515 4 | Christ's soldiers has far greater value in the winning and 516 45 | so ardently and aided so greatly by his merits and example, 517 41 | 41. He yielded no ground on any matter that would 518 14 | overrun with weeds and rank growths, he restored it to its pristine 519 9 | despised the authoritative guidance of the church and pandered 520 15 | her own mistress and is guided by the grace which "is poured 521 29 | from time immemorial been handed down to the ambassadors 522 26 | cannot be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth."41 Those 523 6 | runs wild, when persecution hangs heavy, when error is so 524 22 | from the fold. If it should happen to enter (the Lord forbid!), 525 43 | This is precisely what is happening today in the sight of the 526 38 | the least opposed to the happiness of that inferior ordering 527 10 | conflagration, and to repair the harm caused by this crowd of 528 44 | the omnipotent God will hasten the victory for the sake 529 9 | bad to worse, was rushing headlong into the abyss. Then those 530 43 | seem to have made their headquarters. This domineering tyranny 531 Bles | Venerable Brethren,~Health and the Apostolic Blessing. ~ 532 26 | of Saint Paul: "When you heard and received from us the 533 7 | after His ascension into heaven), who continually lavishes 534 6 | when persecution hangs heavy, when error is so cunning 535 23 | Christ."34 Today we must heed the words of truth. We see 536 7 | of Christ: "The gates of hell shall not prevail against 537 44 | teaching will do much to help us wage a valiant battle 538 21 | withstand "the leaven of heretical depravity," which if not 539 38 | reformers, but by acts and heroic efforts, even to the extent 540 19 | revolts go about in the hidden ways of darkness, develop 541 18 | very veins of the Church, hides there, and cunningly pushes 542 17 | civilization. By using such high-sounding words they think they can 543 14 | 14. As We have already hinted, this sanctity and industry 544 40 | defense of righteousness and honesty, his protection of law and 545 45 | only right that we return honor, glory, and benediction 546 11 | He fanned the latter's hopes and kindled their zeal. 547 44 | our own times. His work humbles the proud and strengthens 548 5 | teaching of the saints) will humiliate the enemy and throw into 549 4 | austerity of Jerome, the humility of Martin, the pastoral 550 21 | either by openly denying, hypocritically undermining, or misrepresenting 551 11 | people alike back to the ideals of Christian living. In 552 31 | the rampant perversion of ideas and corruption of morals 553 8 | truth," in professing one identical doctrine, in receiving the 554 31 | everywhere either because of ignorance or neglect of the laws. 555 24 | have been disgracefully ignored and the voice of nature ( 556 31 | these things by completely ignoring the methods of those who 557 2(7) | Cf. Ad diem illum. ~ 558 20 | novelty and doctrine, or the illusion that the Church will accept 559 1 | sees in them the sublime image of her heavenly Spouse. 560 15 | knows very well that "the imagination and thought of man's heart 561 1 | comfort. In order that we may imitate and be encouraged by them, 562 28 | advocates of false reform, imitating the fickleness of the foolish, 563 1 | Saint Paul, "I beg you, be imitators of me, as I am of Christ."4 ~ 564 29 | mission, which has from time immemorial been handed down to the 565 28 | in this also we see the immense difference between true 566 23 | 23. Liberation or immunity from this disease of heresy 567 8 | rebels) the Church remains immutable and constant, "as the pillar 568 46 | the depth of Our heart We impart to you and the clergy and 569 43 | as is the custom) their impartiality and firmly maintain they 570 19 | of our times! Behold the impending danger of the future! However, 571 19 | that they must pay the fine imposed on those who, absorbed in 572 21 | teaches, without which it is impossible to please God."30 Again: " 573 5 | Catholic but also a noble incentive for everyone to cooperate 574 24 | lips and students' ears are inclined to godlessness. We are referring 575 39 | very noble apostolate which includes all the works of mercy75 576 16 | whole body...derives its increase to the building up for itself 577 9 | denying dogmas. Thus they increased the chaos. They dropped 578 44 | glorious a contest. This hope increases through the fruitfulness 579 43 | action (which is a sure indication of error), they are nevertheless 580 19 | who actively stir up or indifferently tolerate this unhealthy 581 14 | hinted, this sanctity and industry prepared under such conditions 582 22 | must see to it that those infected or suspected be treated 583 38 | to the happiness of that inferior ordering of means in civil 584 30 | Gregory XIII. He wielded his influence in having these latter elected; 585 39 | repay their labors with ingratitude. They must conduct themselves 586 21(30) | Conc. Prov. I, sub initium. ~ 587 43 | laying, thus adding insult to injury, treason to violence. From 588 24 | respect for the faith and innocence of youth) has been stifled. 589 4 | before priests and people as innocent as Abel, pure as Enoch, 590 11 | boldness and teaching and inspiring the Church's children. He 591 31 | sickness or old age. He opened institutions to protect the poor against 592 43 | are laying, thus adding insult to injury, treason to violence. 593 21 | everything pertaining to the integral and inviolate maintenance 594 36 | sacramentally."69 He describes the intention and affection one should 595 43 | their soft words and avowed intentions are only the traps they 596 38 | party spirit, nor private interest is their motive. They are 597 32 | The latter "seek their own interests, not those of Jesus Christ."58 598 29 | not only strength for his interior life but also the directives 599 9 | conflicts of the first ages, the internal pests of heresies, and finally, 600 43 | Christ and the education it introduced has freed us. Borromeo expressed 601 44 | faith, religion, and the inviolability of public order. Our combat, 602 21 | pertaining to the integral and inviolate maintenance of the Catholic 603 32 | listen to the deceitful invitation once addressed to the Divine 604 19 | unhealthy atmosphere of irreligion. ~ 605 36(70) | Conc. Prov. IV, Pars II. ~ 606 4 | pure as Enoch, tireless as Jacob, meek as Moses, and zealous 607 27(44) | James 2:26. ~ 608 4 | exhibited the austerity of Jerome, the humility of Martin, 609 1 | finds in the saints "her joy and her crown." Thus she 610 27 | follow the Law that will be justified."45 ~ 611 27 | living and efficient and keener than any two-edged sword."43 612 29 | obedience to the Apostle, they "keep the deposit."50 They neither 613 29 | very clearly. They do not kill the blossom in saving the 614 11 | fanned the latter's hopes and kindled their zeal. Even from his 615 9 | in one attack the three kinds of attack which have up 616 31(57) | III Kings 19:11. ~ 617 14 | fruit. When Charles, "good laborer that he was left the convenience 618 24 | of those public schools, lacking all religion, where everything 619 26 | Bishop of Milan frequently laid down for his people have 620 11 | example for both clergy and laity, rich and poor. He can be 621 23 | do not wish to repeat the lamentation Borromeo was moved to utter 622 23 | knowledge of God,"36 in "all the land made desolate, because there 623 7 | heaven), who continually lavishes His gifts upon her and serves 624 35 | 35. Christ lavishly communicates these aids, 625 24 | unjustly called neutral or lay. In reality, they are nothing 626 43 | only the traps they are laying, thus adding insult to injury, 627 38 | words: "The good shepherd lays down his life for his sheep."73 628 19 | people against rulers only to lead both classes to destruction. 629 13 | preparation. The same folly leads the modern innovators also 630 21 | doctrine to withstand "the leaven of heretical depravity," 631 19 | for the divine promise leaves no room for doubt. Rather, 632 40 | of law and justice only led to his being hated by rulers 633 14 | good laborer that he was left the convenience and splendor 634 | less 635 5 | not only a consolation and lesson for every Catholic but also 636 4 | to teach some very useful lessons from the consideration of 637 23 | 23. Liberation or immunity from this disease 638 9 | reins of law, and unbridled licentiousness ran wild. They despised 639 13 | the hope of the harvest lies in the sowing, so this preparation 640 26 | should be nourished with the life-giving food of "the ministers of 641 1 | a divine comfort which lifts her eyes above the miseries 642 19 | develop along the same line, and come to an end in the 643 24 | scorned. There both teachers' lips and students' ears are inclined 644 32 | of Jesus Christ."58 They listen to the deceitful invitation 645 40 | reads, "All who want to live piously in Christ Jesus 646 31 | as addressed to himself; "Lo, I have set thee this day... 647 35 | men, the faithful man will look for them in her. False reformers, 648 39 | the fight set before us; looking towards the author and finisher 649 43 | against her. Of course, they loudly proclaim (as is the custom) 650 42 | be as faithful in their loyalty and respect to "wicked rulers" 651 37(72) | Matt. 6:33; Luke 12:31. ~ 652 6 | purer, and brighter with the lustre of distinguished virtues. ~ 653 4 | as Elias. Surrounded by luxury, he exhibited the austerity 654 32(60) | I Mac. 5:57, 67. ~ 655 11 | restrained the former's mad extravagances by the example 656 29 | possesses together with her magisterium the power of governing and 657 43 | impartiality and firmly maintain they are only promoting 658 21 | the integral and inviolate maintenance of the Catholic Faith, the 659 2 | finisher of faith."6 Since the majesty of that Model may be too 660 34 | reformer "trusteth in man and maketh flesh his arm."64 The true 661 32 | battle, while desiring to do manfully, they went out unadvisedly 662 32 | addressed to the Divine Master, "Manifest thyself to the world."59 663 43 | the name of Christians, manifested for so long a time. It is 664 10 | crowd of seducers. Their many-sided zealous work of reforming 665 3 | Great in the encyclical of March 12, 1904, and Saint Anselm 666 31 | in Rome, he promoted the Marian societies. He founded orphanages 667 7 | those obvious notes which mark her "as a banner raised 668 4 | Jerome, the humility of Martin, the pastoral zeal of Gregory, 669 35 | These latter, wearing the mask of religiosity, discredit 670 29 | prepared to withstand the "masquerading of error" and by the latter 671 36 | receive Communion in every Mass, not only spiritually but 672 31 | poor against tyrannical masters, usurers, and the enslavement 673 37 | seeking and enjoying these material and physical things, however, 674 13 | God's wondrous works are matured in the obscurity and silence 675 20 | the Church will accept the maxims of the age. Venerable Brethren, 676 | meantime 677 9 | unknown, perhaps, even in medieval times. Yet in each of these 678 22 | is fitting, however, to meditate on the conclusions he draws 679 8 | corruption and lapses of her members. Her doctrine, law and end 680 31 | girls in danger, widows, mendicants, and men and women made 681 22 | 22. We need not mention the Saint's other words ( 682 2 | fallen human nature, God mercifully gave Us another model to 683 39 | includes all the works of mercy75 which will be prepared 684 45 | aided so greatly by his merits and example, thus making 685 14 | pristine beauty. In time the Milanese Church became an example 686 40 | very life. In spite of his mild and gentle disposition he 687 8 | 8. In fact, only a miracle of that divine power could 688 1 | lifts her eyes above the miseries of this earthly pilgrimage 689 21 | hypocritically undermining, or misrepresenting revealed doctrine, we should 690 24 | condemned this new trick of mocking liberty especially in those 691 21 | all together, are called Modernism. With Charles we must be 692 13 | work (always remaining a modest and humble youth) for that 693 41 | it was made by a powerful monarch who was always a Catholic) 694 29 | apply the commandments to moral activity. In such a way 695 8 | constitution, government, and morality. This is all the more marvelous 696 4 | tireless as Jacob, meek as Moses, and zealous as Elias. Surrounded 697 27 | faith but also effectively motivate us to do good works since " 698 38 | private interest is their motive. They are moved to spend 699 29 | instruction, government, and munificence. In a word, this is the 700 46 | May the fulfillment of our mutual hope be granted through 701 7 | He is the witness of that mysterious power of the other Paraclete ( 702 8 | preserve the Church, the Mystical Body of Christ, from blemish 703 28 | of fact, however, merely naturally good acts are only a counterfeit 704 19 | of civil society are also necessarily shattered. Behold the sad 705 38 | present by setting aside the necessities of life for them. In virtue 706 44 | be spurred on by bitter necessity. At the same time, however, 707 31 | with the practical means needed to realize the end in view, 708 22 | against those prelates who are negligent or remiss in purging the 709 24 | which are unjustly called neutral or lay. In reality, they 710 15 | but be transformed in the newness of your mind, that you may 711 23(39) | Cf. Acerbo nimis. ~ 712 40 | later, distrusted by the nobility, clergy and people until 713 31 | destruction, revolution, and noisy slogans. Such persons have 714 | none 715 | nonetheless 716 7 | society by those obvious notes which mark her "as a banner 717 36 | Communion is most worthy of notice. "Pastors and preachers," 718 26 | men. Rather, it should be nourished with the life-giving food 719 1 | us.2 She alone conceives, nourishes, and educates the noble 720 37 | fonts, strengthening and nourishing even natural and human means. 721 20 | them by the appearance of novelty and doctrine, or the illusion 722 4(11) | Paul V, Papal bull of November 15, 1610, Unigenitus. ~ 723 13 | a preparation or sort of novitiate where he trained his heart 724 23 | impiety and false doctrine."35 Nowadays facility in travel and communication 725 11 | rich and poor. He can be numbered among those whose excellence 726 31 | of priests known as the Oblates, unified both the ancient 727 29 | deposit."50 They neither obscure nor dim its light before 728 13 | works are matured in the obscurity and silence of a soul dedicated 729 29 | since Christ Himself said, "Observe all that I have commanded 730 2 | kingdoms, wrought justice, obtained promises."8 Thus encouraged 731 2 | made use of several other occasions to recall the memory of 732 30 | when the Chair of Peter was occupied by his uncle, but also during 733 | off 734 43 | other crime so seriously offends God and provokes His greatest 735 44 | encouraged by the hope that the omnipotent God will hasten the victory 736 10 | and holy men to arrest the onrushing current, to extinguish the 737 31 | sickness or old age. He opened institutions to protect 738 21 | root of faith either by openly denying, hypocritically 739 4 | mentioned, 10 We are of the opinion that the shining example 740 21 | That is to say, we must oppose these erroneous opinions 741 5 | true Catholic reformation, opposing those innovators whose purpose 742 42 | deceitful liberty, and then oppress their subjects with the 743 11 | 11. God ordained that his ministry would 744 38 | happiness of that inferior ordering of means in civil society. 745 Ded | archbishops,~bishops, and other ordinaries~in peace and communion with 746 31 | Marian societies. He founded orphanages for the fatherless, shelters 747 23(36) | Osee 4:1. ~ 748 | ourselves 749 | Over 750 28 | excellence of virtue while overlooking the assistance of faith 751 14 | caused that field to become overrun with weeds and rank growths, 752 29 | avoid extremes and never overstep the bounds of true reform. 753 7 | makes her victorious in that painful battle against the errors 754 26 | 26. We must spare no pains, Venerable Brethren, in 755 9 | guidance of the church and pandered to the whims of the dissolute 756 7 | mysterious power of the other Paraclete (Who Christ promised would 757 18 | subterfuges, and methods. On Our part We have denounced and condemned 758 8 | restoration which is her particular mission in the world. Moreover, 759 38 | sheep."73 Neither vainglory, party spirit, nor private interest 760 19 | the same fatal way. In the past the first apostasy turned 761 4 | humility of Martin, the pastoral zeal of Gregory, the liberty 762 38 | In virtue of our duty of paternal love, we are also prudently 763 39 | They must "run with patience to the fight set before 764 Ded | To the patriarchs, primates, archbishops,~ 765 45 | Charles now assist by his patronage the Church he loved so ardently 766 11 | became "from the heart a pattern to the flock."21 Even before 767 4 | Ambrose, and the charity of Paulinus. In a word, he was a man 768 9 | wars and dissensions, they paved the way for those modern 769 19 | wretched ways that they must pay the fine imposed on those 770 41 | his time civil society was paying the price of almost certain 771 22 | echoing the sanctions and penalties decreed by the Roman Pontiffs) 772 23 | truth. We see this poison penetrating through all the veins of 773 35 | Sacraments which cleanse the penitent soul from sin and feed it 774 11 | This sacred retirement perfected him, prepared him for later 775 29 | wiping out of sin and the perfecting "the saints for a work of 776 3 | how Divine Providence was perfectly realized in the lives of 777 11 | faithful servant." Later he performed the works of the high priest 778 4 | the point: "The Lord alone performs great wonders and in recent 779 | perhaps 780 28 | virtue since they are neither permanent nor sufficient for salvation. 781 35 | highest esteem. Let them never permit these two works of divine 782 2 | to Christ as human nature permits, she is better suited to 783 8 | spite of a great number of pernicious opinions and great variety 784 31 | shepherd that he was, he personally set out on wearisome visitation 785 31 | and noisy slogans. Such persons have forgotten the divine 786 21 | pastors is to guard everything pertaining to the integral and inviolate 787 43 | kingdoms than this frightful pest."81 Although the enemies 788 9 | first ages, the internal pests of heresies, and finally, 789 37 | enjoying these material and physical things, however, he will 790 13 | he trained his heart in piety, his mind in study, and 791 1 | miseries of this earthly pilgrimage so that she finds in the 792 8 | immutable and constant, "as the pillar and foundation of truth," 793 40 | reads, "All who want to live piously in Christ Jesus will suffer 794 34 | arm."64 The true reformer places his trust in God and seeks 795 39 | 39. These same loving plans and considerations can be 796 31 | destroy, and to build and to plant."56 Good shepherd that he 797 11 | of the high priest who "pleased God in his days and was 798 10 | circumstances God provided a pleasing consolation for the Church 799 6 | children from her bosom (and plunges them into the whirlpool 800 4 | Our Predecessor are to the point: "The Lord alone performs 801 3 | 3. We have already pointed to how Divine Providence 802 3 | documents We treated those points of Christian doctrine and 803 23 | words of truth. We see this poison penetrating through all 804 36 | reverence, and external pomp and ceremony."67 His exhortations ( 805 12 | renowned Council of Trent. That Pontiff himself, as well as all 806 22 | penalties decreed by the Roman Pontiffs) against those prelates 807 22 | treated according to the pontifical canons and sanctions."33 ~ 808 30 | uncle, but also during the Pontificates of his successors, Pius 809 23 | restoration according to his position and ability. Fathers and 810 11 | true reformer which others possessed only in varying degrees. 811 29 | powers. The Church alone possesses together with her magisterium 812 15 | guided by the grace which "is poured forth in our hearts by the 813 31 | one of their acts with the practical means needed to realize 814 41 | worldly prudence. It was practically shipwrecked in the seditious 815 38 | of course, by the foolish prattle of quarrelsome reformers, 816 17 | These moderns, forever prattling about culture and civilization, 817 25 | 25. The preacher (whose duty is closely allied 818 29 | these very matters in our preceding provincial Councils."52 819 5 | Spouse with a diadem of every precious stone." We agree with Our 820 11 | excellence as a bishop and prelate is eulogized by the Apostle 821 22 | Pontiffs) against those prelates who are negligent or remiss 822 23 | the holy Archbishop Milan prescribed.40 ~ 823 19 | of former times generally preserved some fragments of the treasury 824 1 | loving mother, she carefully preserves the memory of and affection 825 15 | forward to what is before, I press on towards the goal, to 826 7 | gates of hell shall not prevail against it."14 In her day-to-day 827 22 | continually vigilant in preventing the contagious disease of 828 41 | civil society was paying the price of almost certain destruction 829 21 | Charles often taught. "The primary and most important duty 830 Ded | To the patriarchs, primates, archbishops,~bishops, and 831 9 | the whims of the dissolute princes and people. They tried to 832 18 | cunningly pushes erroneous principles to their ultimate conclusions. 833 14 | growths, he restored it to its pristine beauty. In time the Milanese 834 38 | vainglory, party spirit, nor private interest is their motive. 835 15 | towards the goal, to the prize of God's heavenly call in 836 43 | Of course, they loudly proclaim (as is the custom) their 837 14 | conditions in due time came to produce a truly marvelous fruit. 838 8 | doctrine, law and end have produced an abundant harvest. The 839 21 | which the Holy Roman Church professes and teaches, without which 840 8 | foundation of truth," in professing one identical doctrine, 841 4 | souls than the words of profound treatises. We therefore 842 9 | Providence in the Church's program of restoration was seen 843 7 | other Paraclete (Who Christ promised would come immediately after 844 2 | wrought justice, obtained promises."8 Thus encouraged by their 845 31 | early beginnings in Rome, he promoted the Marian societies. He 846 12 | action he was its most ardent promoter. In fact, his many vigils, 847 38 | the contrary, the former promotes the latter's welfare - not, 848 14 | Trent had only recently promulgated. ~ 849 15 | thought of man's heart are prone to evil."23 Therefore she 850 8 | fruits. Here is another proof of her divine life: in spite 851 23 | only when the clergy are properly instructed, since "faith. . . 852 38 | the extent of sacrificing property, power, and life itself. 853 31 | the words spoken to the Prophet as addressed to himself; " 854 2 | gave Us another model to propose for your imitation, the 855 18 | their scheming. They are proposing a universal apostasy even 856 31 | He opened institutions to protect the poor against tyrannical 857 40 | righteousness and honesty, his protection of law and justice only 858 31 | In this respect also he proved that in no wise he resembled 859 23 | travel and communication has proven just as advantageous for 860 10 | so great. Their work also proves the truth that "God is faithful 861 43 | more to the down fall of provinces and kingdoms than this frightful 862 31 | Councils. By these and other provisions he assured and developed 863 43 | seriously offends God and provokes His greatest wrath as the 864 41 | destruction because of its worldly prudence. It was practically shipwrecked 865 38 | paternal love, we are also prudently providing for the faithful 866 1(1) | Cf. Ps. 111:7; Prov. 10:7, Heb. 867 31 | day...to root up and to pull down, and to waste and to 868 4 | people as innocent as Abel, pure as Enoch, tireless as Jacob, 869 6 | forth fairer, stronger, purer, and brighter with the lustre 870 22 | are negligent or remiss in purging the evil heresy out of their 871 18 | hides there, and cunningly pushes erroneous principles to 872 6 | defender is the Church. He puts corruption in the service 873 25 | should also have the same qualities of sound doctrine and good 874 38 | by the foolish prattle of quarrelsome reformers, but by acts and 875 37 | to make them the end and quasi-beatitude of this life. He will use 876 6 | and almost capsized in the raging storm, then she really comes 877 31 | the laws. He checked the rampant perversion of ideas and 878 14 | become overrun with weeds and rank growths, he restored it 879 32 | us a name" and in their rashness (which We unfortunately 880 16 | fullness of the times: to re-establish all things in Christ."28 ~ 881 36 | precisely that way. Thus we read in his writings: "Since 882 40 | subject to that law which reads, "All who want to live piously 883 39 | which will be prepared and ready to sacrifice all they have 884 31 | practical means needed to realize the end in view, namely, 885 3 | Providence was perfectly realized in the lives of those three 886 6 | the raging storm, then she really comes forth fairer, stronger, 887 6 | our enemies." For these reasons, when worldly men think 888 42 | as far from the impious rebellion of those who advocate sedition 889 9 | the way for those modern rebellions and apostasy. This modern 890 | recently 891 36 | special way so that frequent reception of Holy Communion will not 892 36 | of the early Church, the recommendations of the most authoritative 893 26 | appealing through us...be reconciled to God...we avoid unscrupulous 894 4 | are experiencing today. We refer to Saint Charles Borromeo, 895 29 | discipline. Thus he often referred to them in his writings, 896 24 | inclined to godlessness. We are referring to those schools which are 897 24 | obey them (although they refuse to obey the Supreme Master 898 29 | Trent, we have decreed many regulations on these very matters in 899 9 | chaos. They dropped the reins of law, and unbridled licentiousness 900 5 | canonization, "we can rightly rejoice on this day when We solemnly 901 35 | latter, wearing the mask of religiosity, discredit and despise these 902 42 | commands when unjust. They must remain as far from the impious 903 13 | his body in work (always remaining a modest and humble youth) 904 8 | army of rebels) the Church remains immutable and constant, " 905 11 | youth he cultivated in a remarkable manner all the virtues of 906 24 | resolved to spare no effort in remedying this evil caused by those 907 1 | affection for the saints. This remembrance is, as it were, a divine 908 22 | prelates who are negligent or remiss in purging the evil heresy 909 22 | entering among his flock and removing even the faintest suspicion 910 41 | mindful of Christ's words: "Render...to Caesar the things that 911 12 | according to the decrees of the renowned Council of Trent. That Pontiff 912 10 | the conflagration, and to repair the harm caused by this 913 39 | hatred of many who will repay their labors with ingratitude. 914 20 | must vigorously resist and repel the enemy's attacks with 915 21 | depravity," which if not repressed, will corrupt the whole. 916 31 | proved that in no wise he resembled those false reformers who 917 20 | that we must vigorously resist and repel the enemy's attacks 918 42 | as they are adamant in resisting their commands when unjust. 919 8 | that the Church not only resists evil but even "conquers 920 24 | has been stifled. Firmly resolved to spare no effort in remedying 921 3 | dangers in each of their respective ages. In recent years We 922 11 | the Church's children. He restrained the former's mad extravagances 923 19 | religion are overthrown, the restraints of civil society are also 924 14 | effected all these outstanding results in his work of reformation 925 11 | divine things. This sacred retirement perfected him, prepared 926 45 | it is only right that we return honor, glory, and benediction 927 11 | mission of the Church). He revived the faith that had either 928 42 | who advocate sedition and revolt as they are from the subservience 929 19 | downfall of mankind. Both revolts go about in the hidden ways 930 24 | where everything holy is ridiculed and scorned. There both 931 40 | austere life, his defense of righteousness and honesty, his protection 932 35 | these means. They make the road crooked and, so wrapped 933 4 | great light on the Apostolic rock when He singled Charles 934 19 | divine promise leaves no room for doubt. Rather, this 935 23 | Christ well instructed in the rudiments of Christian doctrine"38 936 28 | discipline. On the contrary, it ruins faith and morals. 937 30 | would never depart from this rule, he customarily concluded 938 39 | Jesus Christ."76 They must "run with patience to the fight 939 6 | without blemish."13 When vice runs wild, when persecution hangs 940 28 | of the foolish, generally rush into extremes. They either 941 9 | going from bad to worse, was rushing headlong into the abyss. 942 36 | not only spiritually but sacramentally."69 He describes the intention 943 38 | efforts, even to the extent of sacrificing property, power, and life 944 29 | do since Christ Himself said, "Observe all that I have 945 44 | hasten the victory for the sake of those who wage so glorious 946 8 | have brought forth the most salutary fruits. Here is another 947 6 | up for her, that he might sanctify her...in order that he might 948 44 | the noble cause which will save the individual and society, 949 29 | the suppression of public scandals, he declares that he is 950 21 | opinions now deceitfully being scattered abroad, which, when taken 951 9 | rebellious men came on the scene who are "enemies of the 952 17 | the wickedness of their schemes. ~ 953 18 | denounced and condemned their scheming. They are proposing a universal 954 24 | everything holy is ridiculed and scorned. There both teachers' lips 955 1 | 1. Sacred Scripture records the divine word 956 31 | 31. Moreover, he seconded every one of their acts 957 42 | rebellion of those who advocate sedition and revolt as they are from 958 41 | practically shipwrecked in the seditious storms it had stirred up. ~ 959 23 | that they will easily be seduced by the heretics into the 960 10 | caused by this crowd of seducers. Their many-sided zealous 961 20 | own ranks to be ensnared, seducing them by the appearance of 962 37 | of grace and nature. In seeking and enjoying these material 963 | seemed 964 31 | same end in view he built seminaries, founded a congregation 965 33 | the glory of the one who sent him."61 Like Christ, his 966 43 | fact that no other crime so seriously offends God and provokes 967 7(17) | Sessio III, c. 3. ~ 968 46 | on May 26, 1910, in the seventh year of Our Pontificate. ~ 969 19 | society are also necessarily shattered. Behold the sad spectacle 970 38 | lays down his life for his sheep."73 Neither vainglory, party 971 31 | orphanages for the fatherless, shelters for girls in danger, widows, 972 11 | days, and caused him to shine forth as "a spectacle to 973 41 | prudence. It was practically shipwrecked in the seditious storms 974 4 | diffused by his holy works. He shone forth before priests and 975 1 | heavenly Spouse. Thus she shows her children in each age 976 31 | women made destitute by sickness or old age. He opened institutions 977 13 | matured in the obscurity and silence of a soul dedicated to obedience 978 29 | On the other hand, the sincere and zealous reformer will; 979 4 | the Apostolic rock when He singled Charles out of the heart 980 9 | they were similar to those sinners who were warned long ago: " 981 15 | that we may no longer be slaves to sin."24 Since she is 982 31 | destruction, revolution, and noisy slogans. Such persons have forgotten 983 39 | a total victory will be slow in coming, it is a contest 984 19 | where fortune seemed to smile. It set rulers against people 985 6 | threatens her destruction by snatching many children from her bosom ( 986 8 | desiring to bring about the social and individual Christian 987 31 | he promoted the Marian societies. He founded orphanages for 988 43 | reality, however, their soft words and avowed intentions 989 3 | celebrated all of their solemn centenaries. In a very special 990 5 | rejoice on this day when We solemnly confer, in the name of the 991 | sometimes 992 7 | and consoler in all her sorrows. This is the Spirit Who 993 13 | were only a preparation or sort of novitiate where he trained 994 23 | veins of the State (from sources where it would be the least 995 19 | fathered by the "enemy" who "sowed weeds among the wheat"29 996 13 | the harvest lies in the sowing, so this preparation is 997 31 | doing good and healing." He spared no efforts in suppressing 998 1 | though he is dead, he yet speaks.1 Both in word and deed 999 5 | those who "glory in their specious errors."12 Saint Charles 1000 38 | motive. They are moved to spend themselves for the common


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