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1 100 | 100. That, in the first place,
2 101 | 101. With all his energy Leo
3 102 | 102. Even today this is not,
4 103 | 103. But, with the diffusion
5 104 | 104. Accordingly, when directing
6 105 | 105. In the first place, it
7 106 | 106. This dictatorship is being
8 107 | 107. This concentration of power
9 108 | 108. This accumulation of might
10 109 | 109. The ultimate consequences
11 110 | 110. In the second part of this
12 111 | 111. Socialism, against which
13 112 | 112. One section of Socialism
14 113 | 113. The other section, which
15 114 | 114. For if the class struggle
16 115 | 115. Such just demands and desire
17 116 | 116. Yet let no one think that
18 117 | 117. But what if Socialism has
19 118 | 118. For, according to Christian
20 119 | 119. Because of the fact that
21 120 | 120. If Socialism, like all
22 121 | 121. All these admonitions which
23 122 | 122. Since in Our Encyclical,
24 123 | 123. Accordingly, Venerable
25 124 | 124. In the anxiety of Our paternal
26 125 | 125. It is certainly most lamentable,
27 126 | 126. Although pained by the
28 127 | 127. Yet, if we look into the
29 128 | 128. And so, Venerable Brethren
30 129 | 129. "Wherefore," to use the
31 130 | 130. Minds of all, it is true,
32 131 | 131. We, made Shepherd and Protector
33 132 | 132. The root and font of this
34 133 | 133. Strict and watchful moral
35 135 | 135. With the rulers of economic
36 136 | 136. No genuine cure can be
37 137 | 137. But in effecting all this,
38 138 | 138. Therefore, out of this
39 139 | 139. Relying therefore solely
40 140 | 140. Moreover, the ranks of
41 141 | 141. The present state of affairs,
42 142 | 142. It is chiefly your duty,
43 143 | 143. These Our Beloved Sons
44 144 | 144. Certainly there is the
45 145 | 145. To ward off such great
46 146 | 146. Venerable Brethren and
47 147 | 147. Surely there is not one
48 148 | 148. That this may happily come
49 2(5) | Apostolici Muneris, Dec. 28, 1878. ~
50 2(1) | Encyclical, Arcanum, Feb. 10, 1880. ~
51 2(6) | Encyclical, Libertas, June 20, 1888. ~
52 2(4) | Sapientiae Christianae, Jan. 10, 1890. ~
53 18(16) | Letter Praeclara, June 20, 1894, and Encyclical Graves de
54 19 | 19. It is not surprising, therefore,
55 18(16) | Graves de Communi, Jan. 18, 1901; Pius X's Motu Proprio De
56 18(16) | Populari Christiana, Dec. 8, 1903; Benedict XV's Encyclical
57 35(24) | Singulari Ouadam, Sept. 24, 1912. ~
58 18(16) | Encyclical Ad Beatissimi, Nov. 1, 1914; Pius IX's Encyclical Ubi
59 18(17) | sociales fondee a Malines, en 1920, sous la presidence du Card.
60 71(46) | Casti Connubii, Dec. 31, 1930. ~
61 22 | 22. Furthermore, after the
62 127(62)| Cf. Matt. 7:24ff. ~
63 32 | 32. With respect to the founding
64 34 | 34. These counsels and instructions
65 37 | 37. Leo's learned treatment
66 38 | 38. But if this cannot be said
67 39 | 39. All these benefits of Leo'
68 40 | 40. Yet since in the course
69 42 | 42. Even though economics and
70 43 | 43. But it is only the moral
71 45 | 45. First, then, let it be
72 46 | 46. Accordingly, twin rocks
73 47 | 47. In order to place definite
74 50 | 50. Furthermore, a person's
75 52 | 52. That ownership is originally
76 53 | 53. Far different is the nature
77 55 | 55. And therefore, to the harassed
78 56 | 56. Unquestionably, so as not
79 57 | 57. But not every distribution
80 58 | 58. To each, therefore, must
81 59 | 59. The redemption of the non-owning
82 60 | 60. Yet while it is true that
83 62 | 62. All these things which
84 63 | 63. As We have already indicated,
85 64 | 64. First of all, those who
86 65 | 65. We consider it more advisable,
87 70 | 70. Conclusions of the greatest
88 72 | 72. In determining the amount
89 73 | 73. Let, then, both workers
90 74 | 74. Lastly, the amount of the
91 75 | 75. A right proportion among
92 79 | 79. As history abundantly proves,
93 80 | 80. The supreme authority of
94 81 | 81. First and foremost, the
95 82 | 82. The social policy of the
96 83 | 83. Labor, as Our Predecessor
97 84 | 84. Because order, as St. Thomas
98 85 | 85. It is easily deduced from
99 86 | 86. The teaching of Leo XIII
100 87 | 87. Moreover, just as inhabitants
101 88 | 88. Attention must be given
102 89 | 89. Furthermore, since the
103 126(58)| II Cor. 8:9. ~
104 90 | 90. If the members of the body
105 91 | 91. Recently, as all know,
106 92 | 92. The civil authority itself
107 93 | 93. The associations, or corporations,
108 94 | 94. Strikes and lock-outs are
109 95 | 95. Anyone who gives even slight
110 96 | 96. To achieve this latter
111 97 | 97. What We have taught about
112 98 | 98. There remains to Us, after
113 99 | 99. Important indeed have the
114 114 | ownership, more and more abated, is being so restricted
115 84 | each to the best of its ability, to cooperate amicably.
116 112 | Unrelenting class warfare and absolute extermination of private
117 79 | social, and never destroy and absorb them. ~
118 114 | For if the class struggle abstains from enmities and mutual
119 119 | offset, they say, by the abundance of socially produced goods
120 117 | doctrines that it can be accepted without the sacrifice of
121 64 | whose Encyclical not only accepts working for wages or salaries
122 138 | infidels. Let well-merited acclamations of praise be bestowed upon
123 97 | the order could not have accommodated itself to changed conditions
124 77 | remains to be done may be accomplished, and that even more copious
125 16 | ardently desired for the accomplishment of his great work of restoration. ~
126 140 | No less praise must be accorded to the leaders of workers'
127 132 | this reduced obligation of accountability; that furthermore, by hiding
128 54 | produced, whatever returns accrued, capital claimed for itself,
129 49 | law, can determine more accurately upon consideration of the
130 109 | other, a no less deadly and accursed internationalism of finance
131 44 | non-owning workers - certainly no accusation is more unjust than that -
132 98 | force and its most bitter accuser, Socialism, and passing
133 75 | resources of nature, technical achievement, and the social organization
134 39 | they are only superficially acquainted with, or if they do understand
135 52 | ownership is originally acquired both by occupancy of a thing
136 59 | deprived of all hope of ever acquiring "some property in land,"43
137 136 | only the production and acquisition of goods but also the use
138 18(16) | Pius X's Motu Proprio De Actione Populari Christiana, Dec.
139 | actually
140 18(16) | Benedict XV's Encyclical Ad Beatissimi, Nov. 1, 1914;
141 18 | of Workers presented, and adapted it fittingly to the needs
142 95 | which We intend shortly to add, We are compelled to say
143 69 | also to be considered in addition to the personal or individual
144 40 | teaching or even certain additions thereto, We most gladly
145 8 | Office entrusted to him, to address not only the whole Church
146 95 | furnishing of necessary and adequate assistance, is substituting
147 71 | meet ordinary family needs adequately. But if this cannot always
148 101 | energy Leo XIII sought to adjust this economic system according
149 74 | amount of the pay must be adjusted to the public economic good.
150 71 | and tested various ways of adjusting the pay for work to family
151 147 | education and religion. But this admirable and unremitting activity
152 12 | hearken to it with marveling admiration and hail it with the greatest
153 95 | which are of course fully admitted) it rather serves particular
154 137 | the assistance of charity! Admittedly, no vicarious charity can
155 8 | from every angle. At last, admonished "by the consciousness of
156 57 | can and ought to, and he admonishes us that we ought diligently
157 87 | respect to them "freely to adopt the organization and the
158 35 | method has especially been adopted where either the laws of
159 144 | storms stronger than ever and adorned with new triumphs. Yet her
160 71 | will be assured to every adult workingman. It will not
161 23 | legitimately and happily advancing and even of becoming leaders
162 65 | 65. We consider it more advisable, however, in the present
163 6 | by their very associates advocating other courses of action,
164 141 | 141. The present state of affairs, Venerable Brethren, clearly
165 118 | of both man and society, affirms that human association has
166 144 | many thousands would be afflicted during storms of this kind,
167 52 | specification, the tradition of all ages as well as the teaching
168 62 | effectively defended against agitators of revolution. ~
169 39 | lavishly sown forty years ago, fell on good ground. On
170 4 | Quite agreeable, of course, was this state
171 22 | not they, among the norms agreed upon to regulate in accordance
172 146 | the greatest shrewdness alert and resolute devotees who
173 42 | are so distinct from and alien to each other that the former
174 26 | rulers of nations, more fully alive at last to their duty, devoted
175 139 | therefore solely on the all-powerful aid of Him "Who wishes all
176 5 | conforms to the designs of the all-wise Creator. ~
177 49(33) | Allocation to the Convention of Italian
178 116 | with it. There are some allured by the foolish hope that
179 97 | or because, deceived by allurements of a false freedom and other
180 55 | deceive the unwary. It is an alluring poison which many have eagerly
181 16 | our fullest gratitude to Almighty God for the immense benefits
182 50 | grave precept to practice almsgiving, beneficence, and munificence. ~
183 100 | economic life is vastly altered, is plain to all. You know,
184 46 | by another that they with amazing ignorance call "Christian." ~
185 109 | the free market; unbridled ambition for power has likewise succeeded
186 17 | of individuals, and that ameliorates the condition of the workers
187 84 | its ability, to cooperate amicably. And this unity will be
188 61 | and will be distributed in ample sufficiency among the workers -
189 51 | from the principles of the Angelic Doctor,37 an outstanding
190 57 | non-owning working class when, angered deeply at outraged justice
191 8 | carefully and from every angle. At last, admonished "by
192 59 | have been civilized from antiquity, the number of the non-owning
193 124 | 124. In the anxiety of Our paternal solicitude,
194 147(82)| Apoc. 5:13. ~
195 132 | law, and of the consequent apostasy of great numbers of workers
196 96 | trains for carrying on an apostolate under the leadership and
197 2(5) | Encyclical, Quod Apostolici Muneris, Dec. 28, 1878. ~
198 112 | heedlessness of those who apparently make light of these impending
199 57 | unwarranted and unmerited appeal made by some to the Apostle
200 146 | children of this world to appear wiser in their generation
201 125 | though undeservedly, have the appearance of and be charged with taking
202 125 | plainly demonstrates that such appearances are unfounded and such charges
203 12 | hail it with the greatest applause, but many also who were
204 86 | common good, is equally applicable in due proportion, it is
205 53 | To this indeed especially applies what Leo XIII says is "incontestible,"
206 56 | However the earth may be apportioned among private owners, it
207 91 | briefly and comment upon appropriately. ~
208 35 | dangerous to religion, to approve of Catholic workers joining
209 92 | such a syndicate, when thus approved, can maintain the rights (
210 18(16) | Encyclical Rite Expiatis, Apr. 30, 1926. ~
211 55 | more dangerous and the more apt to deceive the unwary. It
212 49 | permitted to discharge its duty arbitrarily is, however, clear. The
213 105 | administer according to their own arbitrary will and pleasure. ~
214 109 | like a queen and supreme arbitress, free from all partiality
215 2(1) | Encyclical, Arcanum, Feb. 10, 1880. ~
216 Ded | the patriarchs, primates,~archbishops, bishops, and other ordinaries~
217 138 | courageous and more valiant.75 Arduous indeed is the task which
218 9 | neither daunted by the arduousness of the problem nor weakened
219 7 | question at issue was being argued this way and that, nor always
220 60 | establish an unanswerable argument that the riches which are
221 84 | well explains,49 is unity arising from the harmonious arrangement
222 59 | Added to them is the huge army of rural wage workers, pushed
223 140 | deeper interest, and they arouse the joyful hope that they
224 132 | desires and, when they are aroused, use them for their own
225 92 | and since it alone can arrange for the placement of labor
226 84 | arising from the harmonious arrangement of many objects, a true,
227 53 | efficacy of the other, to arrogate to itself whatever has been
228 83(48) | Condition of Workers, 31. Art. 2. ~
229 43 | of purposes, and We, in ascending through them, as it were
230 53 | Wherefore it is wholly false to ascribe to property alone or to
231 139 | hidden, like sparks beneath ashes, within the secret recesses
232 112 | regions of eastern Europe and Asia are the evidence; how much
233 30 | some Catholics who looked askance at the efforts of workers
234 139 | immersed, let us teach them to aspire with confidence to the things
235 54 | suppositions, have been vigorously assailed, and not by those alone
236 36 | nation as well as in wider assemblies, to maintain vigorously
237 146 | their internal quarrels, assembling in fully harmony in a single
238 92 | syndical dues and special assessments are exacted of absolutely
239 143 | hold in high esteem and assiduously employ for the good of their
240 29 | the poor are opportunely assisted and the two classes of society
241 53 | property of another must be associated, for neither can produce
242 6 | good work by their very associates advocating other courses
243 71 | whereby such a wage will be assured to every adult workingman.
244 124 | Church and those proclaiming attachment to the Church favor the
245 146 | whenever they undertake to attack the Church of Christ more
246 57 | produced by its own hands, and attacks and seeks to abolish, therefore,
247 14 | perfection more desirable then attainable. ~
248 96 | consequence, that this end will be attained the more certainly the larger
249 136 | far as they conduce to the attainment of the supreme end. Nor
250 22 | the leading nations were attempting to restore peace on the
251 38 | by no means insignificant attempts in this direction, the rich
252 20 | As the useful and well attended courses instituted in Catholic
253 121 | it tries in particular to attract children of tender age and
254 31 | socialist organizations strongly attracted by claiming to be the sole
255 132 | any law opens to everybody attracts large numbers to buying
256 20 | men whom We have termed auxiliaries of the Church. They do not,
257 141 | among them, themselves, auxiliary soldiers of the Church who
258 110 | practice. First, so as to avoid the reefs of individualism
259 46 | shipwreck must be carefully avoided. For, as one is wrecked
260 142 | prudence and judgment which avoids every extreme, and, above
261 9 | of May, 1891, that long awaited voice thundered forth; neither
262 14 | also who stood, indeed, in awe at its splendor, but regarded
263 133 | governmental authority could have banished these enormous evils and
264 117 | and in a certain sense be baptized. That We, in keeping with
265 15 | judgment on Socialism, to lay bare the root of the existing
266 4 | by their hard lot, were barely enduring it and were refusing
267 138 | there are many obstacles and barriers to be overcome. Let them
268 132 | scruple to stimulate the baser human desires and, when
269 83 | market itself almost into a battlefield where, face to face, the
270 18(16) | Benedict XV's Encyclical Ad Beatissimi, Nov. 1, 1914; Pius IX's
271 39 | merely fanciful, even if beautiful, ideal of human society.
272 1 | undertaking to commemorate it with befitting solemnity. ~
273 37 | right to form associations began, furthermore, to find ready
274 7 | and workers themselves, begging him with one voice to point
275 53 | indeed could never even have begun. For what else is work but
276 59 | pauperism" which Leo XIII beheld in all its horror is less
277 | behind
278 57 | distribution among human beings of property and wealth is
279 136 | occupations are thereby belittled or judged less consonant
280 4 | were refusing longer to bend their necks beneath so galling
281 18(16) | Christiana, Dec. 8, 1903; Benedict XV's Encyclical Ad Beatissimi,
282 17 | through her numerous and beneficent institutions " ~
283 143 | laity, but also the highly beneficial Workers' Retreats. For in
284 117 | the Holy See and earnestly beseech Us to decide whether this
285 | besides
286 132 | forgetful of their trust, betray the rights of those whose
287 125 | justice and charity that binds us not only to render to
288 61 | is born to labor as the bird to fly - but that they may
289 38(25) | Congregation of the Council to the Bishop of Lille, June 5, 1929. ~
290 17 | entirely, or, after its bitterness is removed, can certainly
291 39 | its commemoration either blaspheme what they know not, or understand
292 96 | wholly necessary that God bless it and, secondly, that all
293 114 | and if this is not that blessed social peace which we all
294 135 | s daily bread. And thus bodily labor, which Divine Providence
295 122 | morality and culture and that Bolshevism will be its heir. ~
296 21 | not only in non-Catholic books and journals but in legislative
297 78 | wrecked associations once bore. the State has been overwhelmed
298 61 | remiss in work, for man is born to labor as the bird to
299 83 | It therefore cannot be bought and sold like a commodity.
300 28 | 28. A new branch of law, wholly unknown to
301 135 | way whatsoever one's daily bread. And thus bodily labor,
302 25 | authority, Leo XIII, boldly breaking through the confines imposed
303 106 | economic life that no one can breathe against their will. ~
304 49 | weal."36 Yet when the State brings private ownership into harmony
305 134 | first entering upon this broad way that leads to destruction66
306 141 | their hearts with a tender brotherly love. The first and immediate
307 127 | wasted and our house be builded not on a rock but on shifting
308 90 | derives its increase to the building up of itself in love."52 ~
309 144 | God. The Church of Christ, built upon an unshakable rock,
310 57 | body, and mind and not be a burden to others when we can provide
311 143 | steadfastness in persecution, burning with zeal, interested solely
312 133 | new form of economy were bursting forth just when the principles
313 132 | attracts large numbers to buying and selling goods, and they,
314 130 | upheavals, disasters, and calamities. But if we examine things
315 72 | its ruin and consequent calamity to the workers. If, however,
316 66 | of pay, however, must be calculated not on a single basis but
317 46 | they with amazing ignorance call "Christian." ~
318 7 | and that, nor always with calmness, all eyes as often before
319 44 | since there are some who calumniate the Supreme Pontiff, and
320 134 | 134. Thus it came to pass that many, much
321 123 | will, have deserted the camp of the Church and gone over
322 42 | material things and on the capacities of the human body and mind,
323 71 | support, according to the capacity of each, is certainly right,
324 112 | the same change that the capitalistic economic system, as We have
325 132 | rapidly according to their own caprice and greed that they nullify
326 18(17) | 1920, sous la presidence du Card. Mercier." Paris, Editions "
327 130 | which prevent them from caring for the one thing necessary;
328 122 | the grave dangers that it carries with it who think it of
329 85 | two parties, when these cases arise, can deliberate separately
330 61 | uncertainties non-owning workers are cast, they may be able not only
331 71(46) | Cf. Encyclical, Casti Connubii, Dec. 31, 1930. ~
332 18(17) | Cf. La Hierarchie catholique et le probleme social depuis
333 49 | support of human life, from causing intolerable evils and thus
334 18 | proclaimed and urged without ceasing again and again by voice
335 125 | We shall never cease to censure gravely. For they are the
336 117 | no longer anything to be censured on these points? Has it
337 144 | through the experience of many centuries, that she is wont to come
338 3 | close of the nineteenth century, the new kind of economic
339 144 | herself, as she knows for a certainty that the gates of hell shall
340 129 | and wholly fixed on the changing things of the world, and
341 49 | the function of those in charge of the State. Therefore,
342 125 | the appearance of and be charged with taking the part of
343 125 | appearances are unfounded and such charges unjust. The Encyclical itself,
344 39 | proved itself the Magna Charta upon which all Christian
345 135 | headlong also into the same chasm; and all the more so, because
346 71 | But to abuse the years of childhood and the limited strength
347 86 | namely, that men are free to choose whatever form they please,
348 18(16) | Proprio De Actione Populari Christiana, Dec. 8, 1903; Benedict
349 2(4) | Encyclical, Sapientiae Christianae, Jan. 10, 1890. ~
350 120 | irreconcilable with true Christianity. Religious socialism, Christian
351 35 | good fruit even beyond the circle of their own membership. ~
352 48 | exercise of ownership, is circumscribed by the necessities of social
353 18 | the needs of time and of circumstance. And many bishops have done
354 81 | the State and every good citizen ought to look to and strive
355 15 | all sides into this Holy City, are celebrating with such
356 31 | they have even a higher claim to distinction in that they
357 54 | returns accrued, capital claimed for itself, hardly leaving
358 31 | organizations strongly attracted by claiming to be the sole defenders
359 116 | socialists that socialist claims, so far as they are just,
360 49 | the word tyranny in its classical sense); and then through
361 125 | anniversary we are celebrating, is clearest proof that it is the height
362 29 | classes of society are brought closer to each other."21 First
363 75 | occupations will combine and coalesce into, as it were, a single
364 22 | points that so remarkably coincide with Leo's principles and
365 137(70)| Col. 3:14. ~
366 84 | identical Industry or Profession collaborate jointly - but also in that
367 20 | in Catholic universities, colleges, and seminaries, the social
368 35 | and an urgent necessity of combating with united purpose and
369 138 | lose heart; to face bitter combats is a mark of Christians,
370 33 | Christian workers who, in combining harmoniously the diligent
371 75 | of necessity and decent comfort and to advance people to
372 119 | freely at their pleasure for comforts and cultural development.
373 147 | Christ may reign, Christ may command to Whom be "honor and glory
374 131 | property, so that "hearing the commandments of the Lord they do all
375 29 | detail in explaining and commending these associations and expounds
376 91 | describe here briefly and comment upon appropriately. ~
377 18 | have illustrated it with commentaries and in accordance with the
378 41 | Church was not given the commission to guide men to an only
379 49 | common good, it does not commit a hostile act against private
380 134 | had no conscience about committing even the gravest of crimes
381 18(16) | and Encyclical Graves de Communi, Jan. 18, 1901; Pius X's
382 Ded | ordinaries~in peace and communion with the Apostolic See,~
383 95 | intend shortly to add, We are compelled to say that to Our certain
384 72 | reason for reducing the compensation of the workers. But if the
385 26 | task of promoting a more comprehensive and fruitful social policy. ~
386 140 | marvelous zeal to gain their comrades for Christ. No less praise
387 89 | effort to promote by wisely conceived pacts and institutions a
388 119 | therefore, as Socialism conceives it, can on the one hand
389 105 | that not only is wealth concentrated in our times but an immense
390 71 | grossly wrong. Mothers, concentrating on household duties, should
391 107 | 107. This concentration of power and might, the
392 92 | the placement of labor and conclude so-termed labor agreements.
393 73 | relationship and a Christian concord of minds ought to prevail
394 136 | used only in so far as they conduce to the attainment of the
395 92 | personality in such a manner as to confer on it simultaneously a certain
396 49 | goods privately has been conferred not by man's law, but by
397 139 | teach them to aspire with confidence to the things that are eternal.
398 138 | universal charity, We are confident there will come that longed-for
399 11 | reason and Divine Revelation, confidently and as one having authority,12
400 21 | forth from Leo's Encyclical confined within these bounds; for
401 95 | that the State, instead of confining itself as it ought to the
402 5 | this world's goods truly conforms to the designs of the all-wise
403 141 | proceed. For We are now confronted, as more than once before
404 38(25) | the Letter of the Sacred Congregation of the Council to the Bishop
405 20 | and seminaries, the social congresses and "weeks" that are held
406 57 | such a nature. And in this connection We must not pass over the
407 116 | openly and sincerely, and not connive at error in any way. If
408 71(46) | Cf. Encyclical, Casti Connubii, Dec. 31, 1930. ~
409 138 | and let no difficulties conquer them, but rather to become
410 132 | license. For We observe that consciences are little affected by this
411 134 | lastly by crushing more conscientious competitors. ~
412 22 | instructions as to seem consciously taken therefrom? The Encyclical
413 8 | last, admonished "by the consciousness of His Apostolic Office"7
414 96 | convinced, as a necessary consequence, that this end will be attained
415 109 | 109. The ultimate consequences of the individualist spirit
416 29 | employers together. He goes into considerable detail in explaining and
417 97 | requirements of right reason, considering the conditions and needs
418 59 | have not infrequently been consigned to oblivion either because
419 105 | economic dictatorship is consolidated in the hands of a few, who
420 136 | belittled or judged less consonant with human dignity; on the
421 18 | paternal charity and pastoral constancy always, in defense especially
422 23 | devoted themselves. This constant work, undertaken to fill
423 137 | single common good when the constituent parts of society deeply
424 92 | The civil authority itself constitutes the syndicate as a juridical
425 112 | cannot without deep sorrow contemplate the heedlessness of those
426 131 | hold back Our tears when contemplating this greatest of their dangers.
427 114 | property, it is rightly contended, ought to be reserved to
428 83 | into battle lines, and the contest between these divisions
429 71 | raised and indeed, if the contingency arises, there may be enough
430 18 | done the same, who in their continual and able interpretation
431 73 | whether the business can continue or the workers are to be
432 28 | time, has arisen from this continuous and unwearied labor to protect
433 24 | established everywhere new and continuously expanding organizations
434 84(49) | St. Thomas, Contra Gentiles, III, 71; cf. Summa
435 64 | those who declare that a contract of hiring and being hired
436 122 | the ends it pursues, the contradiction between these principles
437 75 | wages and salaries also contributes directly to the same result;
438 96 | important, the greater the contribution made thereto of Catholic
439 32 | the most suitable and most convenient means to attain the object
440 16 | benefits can be reduced conveniently, however, to three main
441 49(33) | Allocation to the Convention of Italian Catholic Action,
442 39 | or if they do understand convict themselves formally of injustice
443 5 | and who could in no way convince themselves that so enormous
444 93 | direct the syndicates and coordinate their activities in matters
445 77 | accomplished, and that even more copious and richer benefits may
446 18 | bosom, but from them drew copiously for the common good of the
447 132 | The laws passed to promote corporate business, while dividing
448 95 | that the new syndical and corporative order savors too much of
449 40 | arisen concerning either the correct meaning of some parts of
450 77 | reform of institutions and correction of morals. ~
451 11 | exercising his right and correctly holding that the guardianship
452 54 | not always and everywhere corresponded with this sort of teaching
453 16 | however, to three main points, corresponding to the three kinds of help
454 135 | ennobled, while men there are corrupted and degraded. ~
455 71 | and to be abolished at all cost, for mothers on account
456 147 | not trying to press at all costs their own counsels, but
457 38(25) | Sacred Congregation of the Council to the Bishop of Lille,
458 138 | to become day by day more courageous and more valiant.75 Arduous
459 122 | think it of no importance courageously and zealously to resist
460 15 | and lastly, summoning to court the contemporary economic
461 21 | in legislative halls also courts of justice. ~
462 118 | fulfilling the duties of his craft or other calling he may
463 71 | in the families of many craftsmen and small shopkeepers. But
464 132 | not omit to mention those crafty men who, wholly unconcerned
465 135 | shameful housing conditions, create obstacles to the family
466 46 | as if she had allowed to creep into the teachings of her
467 134 | committing even the gravest of crimes against others. Those first
468 30 | to them, they were with criminal injustice denying the natural
469 73 | matters come to an extreme crisis, it must be finally considered
470 130 | But if we examine things critically with Christian eyes, as
471 109 | tragically hard, inexorable, and cruel. To these are to be added
472 112 | incredible and portentlike in its cruelty and inhumanity. The horrible
473 134 | silly scruples, or lastly by crushing more conscientious competitors. ~
474 59 | enormously and their groans cry to God from the earth. Added
475 118 | ordained of God54 he may fully cultivate and develop all his faculties
476 119 | pleasure for comforts and cultural development. Society, therefore,
477 137 | promoters of social conflict so cunningly exploit, will not only accept
478 88 | wisely ruled. But it cannot curb and rule itself. Loftier
479 16 | review these benefits even cursorily, almost the whole history
480 18(17) | ed. "Union internationale d'Etudes sociales fondee a
481 119 | production of goods. This damage to human dignity, undergone
482 114 | great that cannot without danger to the general welfare be
483 112 | nothing which it does not dare, nothing for which it has
484 9 | thundered forth; neither daunted by the arduousness of the
485 135 | observance of Sundays and Holy Days; and when we reflect upon
486 135 | instrument of perversion; for dead matter comes forth from
487 132 | their uncontrolled business dealings so rapidly according to
488 64 | for wages or salaries but deals at some length with it regulation
489 40 | Office through which We are debtors to all,26 to answer, so
490 75 | demands of necessity and decent comfort and to advance people
491 8 | failure in his duty8 he decided, in virtue of the Divine
492 85 | situation requires reach a decision separately. ~
493 29 | among these institutions, he declares, must be assigned to associations
494 56 | ourselves also taught above in declaring that the division of goods
495 135 | which Divine Providence decreed to be performed, even after
496 140 | joyful hope that they will dedicate themselves wholly to the
497 51 | to be considered, as We deduce from the principles of the
498 112 | Communism, yet We cannot without deep sorrow contemplate the heedlessness
499 140 | studying social problems with deeper interest, and they arouse
500 38 | even now We greet with the deepest joy of Our soul, certain