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 1 7 |           by those chosen bands of Catholics who aim to unite all their
 2 8 |            promoted chiefly by lay Catholics and whose form varies ac
 3 8 |         Action," or the "Action of Catholics." At all times it came to
 4 11|      Catholic cause, must be sound Catholics, firm in faith, solidly
 5 12|            the true morality which Catholics profess, their evident unconcern
 6 14|          activities comprising it, Catholics above all must preserve
 7 14|       light which most illustrious Catholics of every country have spread
 8 14|     praiseworthy is the example of Catholics of other countries who,
 9 15|       Union has been to gather all Catholics, and especially the masses,
10 17|            all, and therefore also Catholics. In particular, the present
11 17|      influence public opinion, and Catholics, with due respect for the
12 18| universally forbidden in Italy for Catholics to participate in the legislative
13 19|    concession places a duty on all Catholics to prepare themselves prudently
14 19|          praiseworthily planned by Catholics for the purpose of preparing
15 21|   particular Congresses of Italian Catholics, according to the norms
16 22|          spiritual ministry. Since Catholics, on the other hand, are
17 22|         immaculate honor, and that Catholics submit as docile, loving