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 1 8 | commonwealth. The Christian law of charity, which has just been mentioned,
 2 13|      Church the active industry of charity has always labored, adapting
 3 13|       times. For the law of mutual charity perfects, as it were, the
 4 14|         among men, His exercise of charity, quoting for them the text
 5 14|        take special account of the charity men exercised toward each
 6 15|           which enjoin the twofold charity of spiritual and corporal
 7 15|          the devil."12 This law of charity which He imposed upon His
 8 16|            the giving of money for charity, in pursuance of what Christ
 9 16|          nature. Thus, justice and charity are so linked with each
10 17|            is most commendable for charity to undertake them. It will
11 17|            a worthy object for the charity of righteous men to undertake
12 20|       spring from the same root of charity and religion, and not only
13 24|         the duties of prudence and charity. To go out and move among
14 26|     excessive zeal in the cause of charity. If it leads them to be
15 27|          in the bonds of fraternal charity, and to lift up and strengthen
16 28|         words so full of apostolic charity which the blessed Paul addressed
17 28|        loving one another with the charity of brotherhood; with honor