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 1 1 |       this duty assigned to it by Christ, namely, to guard with the
 2 1 |           enemies of the cross of Christ has in these last days increased
 3 1 |         can, to overthrow utterly Christ's kingdom itself. Wherefore
 4 2 |        most sacred in the work of Christ, not sparing even the person
 5 6 |         the most sacred Person of Christ, what concerning the mysteries
 6 9 |   illustration from the Person of Christ. In the person of Christ,
 7 9 |          Christ. In the person of Christ, they say, science and history
 8 9 |          the historical Person of Christ was transfigured by faith;
 9 9 |           down that the person of Christ has been disfigured by faith,
10 10|           in the consciousness of Christ, who was a man of the choicest
11 10|         holy religion, in the man Christ as in us, emanated from
12 16|         such as the human life of Christ, the Modernists reply by
13 16|          be further asked whether Christ has wrought real miracles,
14 16|      philosophers and considering Christ only in His historical reality;
15 16|           considering the life of Christ as lived again by the faith
16 18|        mention of the divinity of Christ, but when they are in the
17 20|         having been instituted by Christ Himself. This is forbidden
18 20|        agnosticism, which sees in Christ nothing more than a man
19 20|         been founded mediately by Christ. But how? In this way: All
20 20|     included in the conscience of Christ as the plant is included
21 20|          said to live the life of Christ. But the life of Christ
22 20|           Christ. But the life of Christ is according to faith, and
23 20|         that their origin is from Christ and is divine. In the same
24 23|    believer, who for Catholics is Christ. Now every society needs
25 25|           reflected back on Jesus Christ who instituted it.~ ~The
26 26|        call prophets, and of whom Christ was the greatest; both because
27 26|           happened in the case of Christ: in Him that divine something
28 27|          be like the prophets and Christ Himself. They have no bitterness
29 28|        entrusted to the Spouse of Christ to be faithfully guarded
30 30|        and the human, mingles, in Christ, for example, or the Church,
31 30|           Modernists, between the Christ of history and the Christ
32 30|         Christ of history and the Christ of faith, between the sacraments
33 30|            thus, when treating of Christ, the historian must set
34 30|          they will not allow that Christ ever uttered those things
35 30|        the position and person of Christ, and then to attribute to
36 30|        ignore, they proclaim that Christ, according to what they
37 31|       real. Thus we have a double Christ: a real Christ, and a Christ,
38 31|           a double Christ: a real Christ, and a Christ, the one of
39 31|      Christ: a real Christ, and a Christ, the one of faith, who never
40 31|           never really existed; a Christ who has lived at a given
41 31|           in a given place, and a Christ who has never lived outside
42 31| meditations of the believer - the Christ, for instance, whom we find
43 35|        which was founded by Jesus Christ; that is to say, that it
44 35|         by the following formula: Christ announced the coming of
45 36|      admit, nay, to proclaim that Christ Himself manifestly erred
46 36|      surprised at this since even Christ was subject to the laws
47 37|        being, the very germ which Christ Himself bore in His conscience,
48 40|          if we would follow Jesus Christ and neglects to tear pride
49 42|           on the mystic Spouse of Christ, who is the true light,
50 57|    sincere love for the Church of Christ. But of this we will speak
51 58|   strength and courage. May Jesus Christ, the author and finisher