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 1 4  |   accordingly, as if it were for charity to veil the violation of
 2 4  | supporting the poor committed to charity alone. The workers, on the
 3 5  |           whom a truly wonderful charity had long spurred on to relieve
 4 18 |     Successors, showing paternal charity and pastoral constancy always,
 5 24 |         works of beneficence and charity begin to multiply at the
 6 88 |        social justice and social charity - must, therefore, be sought
 7 88 |        all economic life. Social charity, moreover, ought to be as
 8 110|   support, however, of Christian charity. Free competition, kept
 9 116|   through the power of Christian charity. ~
10 125|       sublime law of justice and charity that binds us not only to
11 126|        social justice and social charity. And let them be convinced
12 131|         on grounds of justice or charity. For what will it profit
13 137|   effecting all this, the law of charity, "which is the bond of perfection,"70
14 137|         reject the assistance of charity! Admittedly, no vicarious
15 137|         Admittedly, no vicarious charity can substitute for justice
16 137|        him, the widest field for charity will always remain open.
17 138|         moderation and universal charity, We are confident there
18 142|          deeply permeated by the charity of Christ, which alone has