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501 9 | him whom Cyril had held in reverence for so many years. As he
502 10 | incurred the anger of that revolting and wicked tyrant; then
503 17 | remains that God, who is rich in mercy, might look upon
504 15 | Svatopluk of Moravia: "It is right that we praise the Slavic
505 5 | zeal that in a very short rime the Moravian people gave
506 18 | proper to a double minor rite, as approved by the holy
507 2 | recalled the Slavic people from ruin to salvation. They now serve
508 15 | August 25, 1754. Whenever the rulers of the peoples evangelized
509 12 | in the celebration of the sacraments, he had done so for good
510 17 | greatest and the best bond of safety. It remains that God, who
511 15 | Lord Jesus Christ should be said in that language. Nothing
512 15 | Rastislav, Svatopluk, Kocel, Saint Ludmilla, and Boris have
513 | same
514 15 | changes, Pope Benedict XIV sanctioned this custom in an apostolic
515 12 | Adrian himself and the Holy Scriptures did not forbid it. Methodius
516 3 | martyr was thrown into the sea by order of the Emperor
517 | seems
518 4 | neighbors, caused their selection for the Moravian mission.~
519 3 | Cyril gave an example of self control and charity by refusing
520 21 | Rome, at St. Peter's, on September 30, 1880, in the third year
521 18 | We decree that July 5 be set aside in the calendar of
522 16 | love of Our predecessors shines forth in their contacts
523 10 | matters. He warned him about shirking his duties, rebuked him,
524 16 | Methodius. Rather, it has always shone forth in preserving among
525 14 | mourned the loss of Methodius, showing its grief by giving his
526 16 | them in reconciled grace. Similarly the love of Our predecessors
527 15 | or doctrine forbids us to sing the Mass in the Slavic language,
528 16 | XIV toward the church of Sirmium, which was destroyed in
529 16 | which was destroyed in the sixth century by barbarians and
530 3 | inhabitants, except the slaves whose liberty he restored
531 15 | happened more than once, its solemn approbation. Truly it was
532 9 | through the city among festal songs and psalms-not so much in
533 15 | Finally, it was here that they sought and obtained permission
534 1 | peoples to care for their souls. So in the exercise of their
535 12 | 12. But this became a source of trial to Methodius. Some
536 3 | chief city of the East. The spark of genius already discerned
537 3 | his word and moved by the spirit of God. To the new Christian
538 9 | virtue than in age. After a splendid public funeral like that
539 1 | The great duty of spreading the Christian name was entrusted
540 2 | because of the change in the status of the government in those
541 20 | the Roman Missal, or other statutes and customs-even very old
542 16 | through the care of St. Stephen I, king of Hungary.~
543 19 | persuade and encourage you to stimulate prayer to Cyril and Methodius,
544 | stop
545 17 | and priests. May they be strengthened in the profession of the
546 11 | Dalmatians. Finally, he worked strenuously that the Carinthians might
547 10 | more keenly every day. He strongly resisted the factions of
548 5 | Without delay the apostles strove to penetrate their minds
549 18 | On this day the feast of Sts. Cyril and Methodius shall
550 13 | he would not again become subject to the envy of his detractors.
551 10 | educated prince Svatopluk, who succeeded Rastislav in religious matters.
552 6 | 6. Much of their success was due to Cyril's knowledge
553 1 | the apostles, and to his successors. It urges the popes to send
554 12 | traditions, the pope then summoned Methodius to Rome to justify
555 3 | time, after abolishing many superstitions, he won for Jesus Christ
556 8 | Methodius then recounted to the Supreme Pontiff and his clergy the
557 12 | so completely from every suspicion of guilt that the pope embraced
558 12 | others the faith which he had sworn on the tomb of St. Peter,
559 17 | nothing We desire more than to take the appropriate measures
560 3 | willingly and departed for Tauric Chersonese so that, as some
561 3 | Theodora commissioned Cyril to teach the Christian faith to the
562 17 | Cyril and Methodius, the teachers of Slovenia, as intercessors
563 15 | generously of their humanity in teaching, kindness in giving advice,
564 12 | he had followed Catholic teachings himself. He showed that
565 15 | in holy rites. This year, ten centuries will have passed
566 6 | influence of the Old and New Testaments as translated by him into
567 12 | obey and confident in the testimony of his conscience. He obtained
568 | themselves
569 3 | Patriarch Ignatius, the Empress Theodora commissioned Cyril to teach
570 3 | Cyril and Methodius, born in Thessalonica, went as boys to Constantinople
571 10 | name fall through unsound thinking. He educated prince Svatopluk,
572 21 | September 30, 1880, in the third year of Our Pontificate..~
573 | throughout
574 3 | This courageous martyr was thrown into the sea by order of
575 | Thus
576 3 | that he won for himself the title of "The Philosopher." Soon
577 15 | accusers. It was here at the tombs of Peter and Paul that they
578 6 | which afforded the Slavic tongue the means for a written
579 8 | course of action. Both then took an oath in the Catholic
580 3 | treasure, Cyril went into the towns and homes of the Khazars.
581 7 | Constantine, in the very tracks of the ancestral home of
582 3 | together with the ancient tradition, made it very easy to identify
583 3 | by order of the Emperor Trajan and was afterwards buried
584 3 | remains. With this priceless treasure, Cyril went into the towns
585 12 | this became a source of trial to Methodius. Some members
586 3 | Christian faith to the Khazer tribes who dwelt beyond the Chersonese.
587 [Title]| Methodius' Trip to Rome~
588 9 | of a funeral as that of a triumph-the Roman people made offerings
589 15 | its solemn approbation. Truly it was here in this city
590 17 | their veneration, so We trust in their future heavenly
591 15 | beginnings. Though these two apostles of the Christian
592 10 | that revolting and wicked tyrant; then he was sent into exile.
593 17 | of Jesus Christ. May they understand more each day how great
594 10 | heart in the prince and an understanding that he should return to
595 3 | Soon after this, Methodius undertook the monastic life. Under
596 15 | the center of Catholic unity, that they received the
597 18 | aside in the calendar of the universal Roman Church, as Pius IX
598 | Until
599 | up
600 16 | Gregory VII, Gregory IX, and Urban IV held them up as examples
601 1 | and to his successors. It urges the popes to send messengers
602 1 | messengers of the Gospel to the various peoples of the earth, as
603 2 | council was held at the Vatican, many bishops humbly requested
604 6 | translated by him into the vernacular was also considerable. The
605 16 | and of Gregory IX, Clement VI, and Pius II who were eager
606 12 | conscience. He obtained an easy victory by proving that he had followed
607 11 | remarkable that Methodius' vigilant love had crossed the borders
608 13 | his assigned duties more vigilantly, confident that he was joined
609 16 | duties. John X, Gregory VII, Gregory IX, and Urban IV
610 17 | Certainly those churches vindicate the many great cares We
611 12 | They also accused him of violating the traditions of the Fathers
612 7 | to greet the illustrious visitors. The body of St. Clement
613 2 | and in death it did not want to be without the remains
614 12 | their religious duties. Wanting to preserve the integrity
615 10 | in religious matters. He warned him about shirking his duties,
616 19 | might intercede with God and watch over Christianity in the
617 1 | was entrusted in a special way to Peter, the head of the
618 2 | people of Slovenia, whose well-being and salvation greatly concern
619 2 | of Cyril and Methodius, well-known peers of the apostles, and
620 | Whenever
621 | where
622 | wherever
623 10 | anger of that revolting and wicked tyrant; then he was sent
624 13 | Boriwoj of Bohemia, then his wife Ludmilla, and before long
625 1 | Boniface to the Germans, and Willebrord to the Flemish, Dutch, and
626 3 | Cyril accepted the mission willingly and departed for Tauric
627 21 | As a pledge of Our good wishes and of divine favor, venerable
628 3 | who were taught by his word and moved by the spirit
629 14 | successor, and his last words exhorted the clergy and
630 11 | Dalmatians. Finally, he worked strenuously that the Carinthians
631 15 | that the proclamations and works of our Lord Jesus Christ
632 4 | granted. Thus, the great worth of Cyril and Methodius as
633 15 | passed since Pope John VIII wrote to prince Svatopluk of Moravia: "
634 16 | their changing duties. John X, Gregory VII, Gregory IX,
635 16 | III, Nicholas IV, Benedict XI, and Clement V conferred
636 21 | of Our Pontificate..~LEO XIII~ ~
637 3 | already discerned in these young men soon became apparent.
638 | your
639 [Title]| Youth and Cyril's First Mission~