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501 35 | with all humility and mildness, with patience, supporting
502 17 | they have not even that minimum of well-being indispensable
503 16 | de-Christianizing propaganda, with the mirage of economic advantages presented
504 17 | men often in such sad and miserable living conditions that they
505 13 | through the relief of corporal miseries and economic needs. And
506 6 | reconquer for Christ so many misguided souls without the providential
507 25 | liberty, it would be a sad mistake; because the salvation of
508 19 | always more generalized, of modern life toward externals, the
509 | mostly
510 23 | of organization be put in motion, as for example, the Leagues
511 8 | Mystical Body of Christ - Multi Unum Corpus Sumus in Christo
512 9 | imitation of Christ will excite multiple forms of apostolate in every
513 12 | I have compassion on the multitude . . . And if I shall send
514 13 | means of approaching the multitudes; since often souls are not
515 16 | conditions of life approach nearer to those of the Divine Master),
516 20 | particular condi tions, to the necessities and possibilities of your
517 8 | all understand fully the necessity of this holy apostolate
518 32 | specific aims, feel the need of following the directions
519 19 | most humble and the most needy classes, of the laborers,
520 22 | Catholic Mexicans: the one negative, that is, to keep the children
521 19 | If Catholic Action cannot neglect the most humble and the
522 4 | the hospitality of a great neighboring nation.~
523 11 | beneath the soil, prepares the new vigorous plant.~
524 11 | averse to publicity, tumult, noisy forms, working in silence,
525 | Nor
526 35 | ought to be the fundamental norm of all those who work in
527 26 | renouncing those liberties. Notwithstanding, the revindication of these
528 7 | in vain discourses, but nourished with sound doctrine taken
529 32 | reorganized about the central nucleus of Catholic Action. In fact,
530 10 | yourselves more than the number of collaborators than with
531 2 | profession of faith by those most numerous Faithful whom you, Venerable
532 34 | Obedience and Discipline dear. "Obey your prelates, and be subject
533 34 | Hebrews xiii. 17). He who obeys unwillingly and only through
534 22 | to recall the necessary, obligatory, inescapable, care of the
535 22 | conditions of your country oblige Us to recall the necessary,
536 19 | will perhaps hold public offices. To the practice of the
537 22 | the Church these little ones, for whom the Divine Saviour
538 28 | initiatives which are not opposed to dogma or to the laws
539 1 | the Catholic Faith and in opposing the impositions of those
540 Ded | archbishops, bishops, and other ordinaries of Mexico~in peace and communion
541 8 | the increase of the whole organism in aedificationem Corporis
542 21 | various branches and various organizations of Catholic Action with
543 18 | about a more diligent and organized care on the part of the
544 31 | and political activities, organizing in particular groups, at
545 8 | diffident, but desirous of orientating their ardor! What incitements
546 | others
547 1 | Christ have succeeded in overcoming many lukewarm and timid
548 1 | dechristianization of a people that owes to religion its greatest
549 15 | rights, such as the right of ownership, remember that at times
550 28 | uniting all men in vinculo pacis (Ephesians iv. 3), must
551 38 | Ourselves, have erected a parish dedicated in her honor,
552 11 | into the dioceses and the parishes. This, your work, will certainly
553 39 | you have been so vividly participating in the sufferings of Christ,
554 32 | be those of a political party or those which are purely
555 31 | Catholic will take care not to pass over his right to vote when
556 26 | do not resign themselves passively to renouncing those liberties.
557 15 | more frequent than in the past to the applications of social
558 8 | addressing Ourselves to pastors who must regain a sorely
559 6 | in Our Apostolic Letter Paterna Sane Solicitudo of February
560 35 | humility and mildness, with patience, supporting one another
561 37 | the feet of your heavenly Patroness, invoked under the title
562 35 | are suggested to us by St. Paul in that same chapter iv.
563 9 | Church, and consequently will penetrate not only the soul of each
564 4 | conserves, the good leaven which penetrates the entire mass of the Faithful:
565 19 | which was truthfully called perennial philosophy. Today, in fact,
566 30 | This right formation of the perfect Christian and citizen, in
567 | perhaps
568 2 | many elect souls, cannot perish, even more, it must flourish
569 29 | sin? What dangers, what persecutions, what trials could separate
570 4 | sorts of difficulties, well persuaded as you are thus to provide
571 4 | refuge in the South American Pio Latino College, which has
572 39 | year of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS XI ~ ~ ~
573 34 | you, Venerable Brethren, placed by the Holy Spirit to rule
574 32 | itself rigidly to fixed plans, but rather coordinates,
575 11 | prepares the new vigorous plant.~
576 35 | obedience and discipline, We are pleased to recall those other duties
577 39 | May this, Our letter, be a pledge of spiritual resurrection
578 22 | life. Regarding the first point, a grave and delicate one,
579 13 | direct such works, and of pointing out the principles which
580 16 | with the lot of so many poor workingmen who too easily
581 17 | of your sons forming the population, mostly agricultural, of
582 17 | general of that not small portion of your sons forming the
583 22 | corruptive school; the other positive, to give them complete and
584 20 | to the necessities and possibilities of your country, that which
585 26 | find in civil society the possibility of living according to the
586 30 | Augustine proclaimed in praise of his faith: Give me such
587 10 | Divine Master, who wished to precede the few years of His apostolic
588 12 | according to the Gospel precept: See ye first the Kingdom
589 22 | sorely tried. Two grave precepts are imposed on all Catholic
590 5 | on this occasion of Our precise wish that you make known
591 3 | And precisely to revive your confidence
592 13 | We, Ourselves, as did Our predecessor of blessed memory, Leo XIII,
593 22 | Divine Saviour has shown such predilection.~
594 34 | Discipline dear. "Obey your prelates, and be subject to them.
595 10 | without being too much preoccupied or grieved because at the
596 10 | work must not cause you to preoccupy yourselves more than the
597 13 | Catholic Action has the duty of preparing men fit to direct such works,
598 29 | 29. In the presence of a happy coalition of
599 3 | remind you how, under the present difficult circumstances,
600 16 | mirage of economic advantages presented to them as a reward for
601 23 | immoral and antireligious press implants in their hearts
602 34 | which are an indispensable presupposition for the fruitfulness of
603 15 | violence legitimate with the pretext of applying a remedy to
604 8 | participants in a holy and regal priesthood (1 Peter ii.9).~In fact,
605 20 | should hold an intellectual primacy among students and educated
606 15 | saving the essence of the primary and fundamental rights,
607 35 | Action: "I, therefore, a prisoner in the Lord, beseech you
608 30 | the Church, St. Augustine proclaimed in praise of his faith:
609 14 | them, do not desist from proclaiming that only the teaching and
610 1 | Mexican faithful, in ardently professing the Catholic Faith and in
611 2 | Christian life and the frank profession of faith by those most numerous
612 19 | who some day will have, as professional men and women, a great influence
613 8 | St. Peter attributes a profound dignity which makes them
614 2 | weaknesses, which afflict Us profoundly, there appears to Us all
615 32 | following the directions of its program.~
616 7 | your solicitude for the progress of Catholic-Action, dedicating
617 16 | relieving the condition of the proletarian; and then, religiously,
618 25 | In this We have another proof that in view of the grave
619 10 | formation of your directors and propagandists, without being too much
620 19 | and recollec tion, and the propensity, even in the spiritual life,
621 28 | if they are to be means proportionate to the end, they must be
622 38 | prayers and yours for the prosperous future of Mexico, for the
623 17 | well-being indispensable to protect their very dignity as men.
624 27 | Faithful that the Church protects peace and order, even at
625 4 | persuaded as you are thus to provide the solution of a vital
626 6 | misguided souls without the providential assistance which the laity
627 23 | vigilance committees for publications and censorship of the cinema.~
628 11 | solid and deep, averse to publicity, tumult, noisy forms, working
629 13 | competency and outside its purpose.~
630 10 | beginning they form but a pusillus grex (Luke xii. 32).~
631 13 | inasmuch as they aim at putting into practice the principles
632 25 | and the former of moral qualities, were set aside in favor
633 10 | collaborators than with the quality. Following the example of
634 16 | intervention in the social question will bring you likewise
635 14 | to solve the grave social questions with which your country
636 26 | consciences. Consequently, it is quite natural that when the most
637 35 | Ephesians, which We have already quoted and which ought to be the
638 32 | coordinates, as if about a radial center of light and heat,
639 24 | world, that activity in the ranks of Catholic Action constitutes
640 15 | admitting and favoring those rapid and violent changes of temporal
641 2 | the Mexican Church, which, re-animated by so much heroism and sustained
642 24 | know, from reports which reach Us from all over the world,
643 6 | among them generous souls ready to develop most fruitful
644 5 | already becoming a consoling reality, We again express Our gratitude
645 27 | You have more than once recalled to your Faithful that the
646 | recent
647 | recently
648 8 | body there must exist a reciprocal communication of life and
649 8 | 5) - cannot do less than recognize that between the members
650 19 | difficulty of reflection and recollec tion, and the propensity,
651 8 | more than ever before We recommend that you make use of those
652 6 | would be very difficult to reconquer for Christ so many misguided
653 17 | work of moral and material redemption.~
654 14 | the agrarian problem, the reduction of the latifundia (large
655 19 | toward and difficulty of reflection and recollec tion, and the
656 1 | are not able to accomplish reforms for the good of the people
657 4 | city an ample and gracious refuge in the South American Pio
658 8 | Ourselves to pastors who must regain a sorely tried and to a
659 8 | participants in a holy and regal priesthood (1 Peter ii.9).~
660 22 | manifest Our thoughts. As regards religious instruction, although
661 38 | the Peace of Christ in the Reign of Christ. With these wishes
662 4 | vital of all the problems relating to the future of the Church.
663 28 | the ratio] of means, or of relative end, not of ultimate and
664 13 | reached except through the relief of corporal miseries and
665 16 | provisions which aim at relieving the condition of the proletarian;
666 15 | the right of ownership, remember that at times the common
667 36 | solicitudes of Our Pontificate, We renew the appeal to unity, to
668 29 | consciences which do not intend to renounce the liberty vindicated for
669 26 | themselves passively to renouncing those liberties. Notwithstanding,
670 32 | public morality, which can be reorganized about the central nucleus
671 28 | than those they seek to repair;~4) That the use of such
672 24 | and youths, We know, from reports which reach Us from all
673 11 | which, in the apparent repose beneath the soil, prepares
674 19 | life toward externals, the repugnance toward and difficulty of
675 34 | force, venting his interior resentment in bitter criticism of his
676 26 | Catholic citizens do not resign themselves passively to
677 2 | praiseworthy and meritorious the resistance to evil, the practice of
678 1 | nevertheless, either through human respect or through fear of earthly
679 26 | 26. For the rest, once this gradation of
680 3 | efficacious means for a Christian restoration are - and also among you -
681 36 | back Christ to Mexico and restore there peace and also temporal
682 15 | the common good imposes restrictions on such rights as a recourse
683 28 | elevated spirit, will obtain results that are the more efficacious
684 26 | liberties. Notwithstanding, the revindication of these rights and liberties
685 28 | they are:~1) That these revindications have reason [the ratio]
686 3 | And precisely to revive your confidence in Divine
687 16 | advantages presented to them as a reward for their apostasy from
688 32 | it does not hold itself rigidly to fixed plans, but rather
689 12 | 31), you will not run the risk of sacrificing principles
690 27 | public power to bring it to ruin.~
691 34 | placed by the Holy Spirit to rule the Church of God, to give
692 12 | Luke xii. 31), you will not run the risk of sacrificing
693 | s
694 4 | selection and increase of sacerdotal vocations, in the midst
695 5 | Encyclical Ad Catholici Sacerdotii, which explains Our thoughts
696 24 | assured by prayer and the Sacraments, will dedicate themselves
697 12 | will not run the risk of sacrificing principles for immediate
698 4 | light that illuminates, the salt which conserves, the good
699 12 | Catholic Action, which is the sanctification of souls, according to the
700 32 | defense of the family and the sanctity of matrimony, and of public
701 6 | Apostolic Letter Paterna Sane Solicitudo of February 2,
702 11 | direction, We express to you Our satisfaction that you have already scrupulously
703 15 | 15. Thus, while saving the essence of the primary
704 22 | ones, for whom the Divine Saviour has shown such predilection.~
705 31 | increasing the confusion and scattering the forces, to the complete
706 32 | Families, for the defense of scholastic liberty and religious instruction,
707 4 | and continues to form in science and virtue so many worthy
708 32 | are certainly outside the scope of Catholic Action, such
709 7 | doctrine taken from Holy Scripture and full of unction and
710 11 | satisfaction that you have already scrupulously selected and carefully formed
711 8 | that you make use of those secular people to whom, as living
712 11 | after the manner of the seed, which, in the apparent
713 23 | implants in their hearts the seeds of apostasy from Jesus Christ.
714 31 | be avoided the danger of seeing Catholics, in the exercise
715 28 | damages than those they seek to repair;~4) That the use
716 18 | propaganda of the emissaries seeking to induce them to apostatize
717 | seems
718 27 | authority, it is not to be seen how those citizens are to
719 10 | Apostolic College not many but select instruments for the future
720 11 | have already scrupulously selected and carefully formed good
721 4 | sacrifices you care for the selection and increase of sacerdotal
722 4 | wellordered and tranquil seminaries, you have found in this
723 26 | recourse to external and sensible means; that the Church,
724 19 | spiritual life, to allow sentiment rather than reason to be
725 38 | these wishes and with these sentiments, We impart with all Our
726 29 | persecutions, what trials could separate souls thus tempered by the
727 28 | the measure in which they serve to obtain or render possible,
728 25 | of moral qualities, were set aside in favor of another
729 | several
730 | she
731 11 | noisy forms, working in silence, even without very apparent
732 6 | 2, 1926) - which are so similar to those of the early times
733 8 | 16).~From these clear and simple principles, what consoling
734 29 | force could yoke them to sin? What dangers, what persecutions,
735 25 | evangelical doctrine and in the sincere practice of Christian morals.~
736 8 | Corpus Sumus in Christo Singuli Autem Alter Alterius Membra (
737 17 | and in general of that not small portion of your sons forming
738 13 | 13. The so-called social works, in the meantime,
739 11 | apparent repose beneath the soil, prepares the new vigorous
740 36 | and of the affectionate solicitudes of Our Pontificate, We renew
741 6 | Apostolic Letter Paterna Sane Solicitudo of February 2, 1926) - which
742 8 | communication of life and solidarity of interests. Hence the
743 33 | but equally just practical solutions be reached for the one same
744 14 | principles the certain norms to solve the grave social questions
745 14 | problems, or incapable of solving them, do not desist from
746 8 | his responsibility as a son of the Church and a member
747 17 | not small portion of your sons forming the population,
748 2 | consoles Us in the midst of Our sorrow, and engenders in Us the
749 4 | vocations, in the midst of all sorts of difficulties, well persuaded
750 9 | will penetrate not only the soul of each individual, but
751 7 | discourses, but nourished with sound doctrine taken from Holy
752 13 | directions drawn from the genuine sources of Our Encyclicals, it must
753 4 | and gracious refuge in the South American Pio Latino College,
754 25 | extrinsic work of whatsoever species, even if it were a case
755 32 | accomplishment of their specific aims, feel the need of following
756 2 | strength no less than with the splendid example of your life. This
757 6 | their country (of which We spoke in Our Apostolic Letter
758 30 | subjects, such husbands, such spouses, such men of government,
759 30 | is the salvation of the State (Epistle cxxxviii. 2).~
760 34 | obedience be full of joy and a stimulus to greater energies: "That
761 8 | people to whom, as living stones of the Holy House of God,
762 24 | best protection against the strategems of evil, the most efficacious
763 16 | comforts without which he will struggle in a materialism that brutalizes
764 14 | with which your country is struggling today, which are, for example,
765 9 | Blood, which is actuated by studying to imitate His life of prayer,
766 34 | Obey your prelates, and be subject to them. For they watch
767 12 | forgotten to which must be subordinated even social and economic
768 11 | your work, will certainly succeed in being solid and deep,
769 1 | enemies of God and Christ have succeeded in overcoming many lukewarm
770 39 | vividly participating in the sufferings of Christ, so you may likewise
771 35 | universal charity which are suggested to us by St. Paul in that
772 5 | you make known and explain suitably, not only to the clerics,
773 8 | Christ - Multi Unum Corpus Sumus in Christo Singuli Autem
774 34 | bitter criticism of his superiors and companions in work,
775 21 | companions as well as by supplying the various branches and
776 19 | intellectual preparation, supported by Christian philosophy -
777 35 | mildness, with patience, supporting one another in charity,
778 31 | 31. Thus a Catholic will take care not to pass over his
779 30 | supernatural ennobles all the talents and actions and exalts them,
780 28 | enter in any manner in the task of the clergy or of Catholic
781 12 | undertakings.~Our Lord Jesus Christ taught us this with example; because
782 14 | proclaiming that only the teaching and the work of the Church,
783 29 | could separate souls thus tempered by the charity of Christ? (
784 4 | priests. In truth, We know how tenaciously and at the cost of how many
785 19 | necessary in view of the tendency, always more generalized,
786 5 | those who have so generously tendered you hospitality and assistance.
787 12 | because when in the ineffable tenderness of His Divine Heart which
788 3 | because of the vastness of the territory and because of other circumstances
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790 | though
791 4 | Our thought, therefore, is fixed in
792 15 | conditions; at the same time, however, care must be taken
793 1 | overcoming many lukewarm and timid souls who, although they
794 19 | reflection and recollec tion, and the propensity, even
795 20 | instruction to particular condi tions, to the necessities and
796 | Together
797 21 | valid hopes for a better tomorrow, but even today can render
798 22 | delicate one, We recently took occasion to manifest Our
799 18 | to other countries, who, torn away from their country
800 18 | their country and their traditions, more easily become prey
801 24 | evil, the most efficacious training ground in Christian strength.
802 4 | country wellordered and tranquil seminaries, you have found
803 5 | grave and important subjects treated by Us.~
804 29 | what persecutions, what trials could separate souls thus
805 19 | that philosophy which was truthfully called perennial philosophy.
806 11 | deep, averse to publicity, tumult, noisy forms, working in
807 22 | is thus so sorely tried. Two grave precepts are imposed
808 8 | from Our first Encyclical, Ubi Arcano Dei, We declared
809 8 | arise for many souls still uncertain and diffident, but desirous
810 7 | Holy Scripture and full of unction and of force.~
811 8 | declared that this appertains undeniably to the pastoral ministry
812 8 | It is true that not all understand fully the necessity of this
813 6 | and holy clergy capable of understanding and guiding them.~
814 9 | that the apostolate thus understood does not come from a purely
815 12 | economic works and charitable undertakings.~Our Lord Jesus Christ taught
816 1 | the great majority. But unfortunately, the enemies of God and
817 28 | and love, consecrated to uniting all men in vinculo pacis (
818 35 | recall those other duties of universal charity which are suggested
819 8 | Mystical Body of Christ - Multi Unum Corpus Sumus in Christo
820 34 | xiii. 17). He who obeys unwillingly and only through force,
821 15 | blame boldly unjust and unworthy living conditions; at the
822 7 | instructions, not diluted in vain discourses, but nourished
823 21 | as We have said, the most valid hopes for a better tomorrow,
824 26 | once this gradation of values and activities is established,
825 33 | so extensive, where the variety of the needs and of local
826 21 | and circumstances which vary from region to region. These
827 3 | Mexico both because of the vastness of the territory and because
828 38 | who under this title is venerated and blessed also in this
829 37 | excites the love and the veneration of every Mexican.~
830 34 | and only through force, venting his interior resentment
831 34 | according to his own way of viewing things, drives away the
832 23 | Families and the morality and vigilance committees for publications
833 11 | the soil, prepares the new vigorous plant.~
834 2 | must flourish again more vigorously and more luxuriously.~
835 28 | consecrated to uniting all men in vinculo pacis (Ephesians iv. 3),
836 29 | to renounce the liberty vindicated for them by Christ (Galatians
837 4 | continues to form in science and virtue so many worthy priests and
838 28 | shall have the supernatural vision of life, that religious
839 39 | since you have been so vividly participating in the sufferings
840 4 | and increase of sacerdotal vocations, in the midst of all sorts
841 31 | to pass over his right to vote when the good of the Church
842 35 | Lord, beseech you that you walk worthy . . . with all humility
843 7 | We direct Our first and warmest appeal, that they will generously
844 | was
845 34 | subject to them. For they watch as being to render an account
846 2 | to these apostasies and weaknesses, which afflict Us profoundly,
847 17 | not even that minimum of well-being indispensable to protect
848 4 | having in your own country wellordered and tranquil seminaries,
849 | whatever
850 25 | another extrinsic work of whatsoever species, even if it were
851 | whenever
852 | wherever
853 | while
854 7 | Christian people by means of wise spiritual direction and
855 19 | as professional men and women, a great influence in society
856 11 | collaborators, who with word and example will bring the
857 4 | students to Rome, you have worked solicitously to find an
858 16 | the lot of so many poor workingmen who too easily become the
859 39 | of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS XI ~ ~ ~
860 | ye
861 39 | 28, 1937, the fifteenth year of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS
862 10 | wished to precede the few years of His apostolic work with
863 | yet
864 29 | power or human force could yoke them to sin? What dangers,
865 23 | 23. The future of these younger generations (We repeat it
866 | yours
867 18 | An arrangement with your zealous confreres of the United