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 1 4 |       the more seriously the social order is endangered. By
 2 12|   serious problems of modern social life demand a prompt and
 3 13|    practical solution of the social question according to Christian
 4 13|  embraces the whole Catholic social movement - We Ourselves
 5 13|     directed toward the same social good, must be regulated
 6 14|       14. In order that this social action may continue and
 7 15|    doctrine, propaganda, and social organization. Since, in
 8 16|                 16. Once the social center is thus established,
 9 16|     in various ways with the social problem will find themselves
10 17|      that it adapt itself to social needs only. It must also
11 17|  means which the findings of social and economic studies place
12 19| promoting by every means the social and economic welfare of
13 20|  namely, the solution of the social question. For that reason