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 1 1 |        universal civilization, the Christian civilization, far superior
 2 3 |            the very foundations of Christian civilization . ~
 3 5 |     directing the struggle against Christian civilization, themselves
 4 5 |       protect the sanctuary of the Christian religion, and that it has
 5 7 |  insistence the means by which the Christian civilization, the true civitas
 6 18|           for the overthrow of the Christian Social Order. ~
 7 19|           openly boast, to destroy Christian civilization and the Christian
 8 19|     Christian civilization and the Christian religion by banishing every
 9 20|    destroyed. Every vestige of the Christian religion was eradicated,
10 27|           27. In the Encyclical on Christian Education10 We explained
11 28|      Creator. In the Encyclical on Christian Marriage11 and in Our other
12 30|          to the Corinthians on the Christian economy of salvation: "All
13 32|       justice and the sentiment of Christian love into the social-economic
14 33|            and to the other on the Christian Constitution of States.16
15 35|          her doctrine of peace and Christian brotherhood, is rendering
16 40|      employed to defend Christ and Christian civilization from this pernicious
17 43|          ridicule the very name of Christian. ~
18 45|           is the need of all, that Christian patience which comforts
19 46|      charity. We have in mind that Christian charity, "patient and kind,"32
20 48|            as Christ called it) of Christian charity.35 Its faithful
21 50|           in a special way to you, Christian employers and industrialists,
22 50|         refused to understand that Christian charity demands the recognition
23 54|    organizations, built on solidly Christian foundations, working together
24 55|   incoherence and discontinuity in Christian life which We have many
25 55|          principles of justice and Christian charity. Such lives are
26 57|           perfect harmony with the Christian spirit and the doctrine
27 58|          and no one who would save Christian civilization may collaborate
28 58|      antiquity and grandeur of the Christian civilization in the regions
29 59|       spirit of prayer joined with Christian penance. When the Apostles
30 62|     foundation of the Faith and of Christian civilization. Let our parish
31 62|            them work to infuse the Christian spirit into quarters where
32 64|           view to making known the Christian solution of the social problem. ~
33 66|            Pontifical documents, a Christian .Social Order must build. ~
34 69| institutions, bringing to them the Christian spirit which is the basic
35 73|          Christ, of constructing a Christian society, and, in our own
36 73|   Communism. It is the duty of the Christian State to concur actively
37 81|          as a living model of that Christian justice which should reign