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 1 7 |          Christian civilization, the true civitas humana, can be saved
 2 8 |         promises. This is especially true in an age like ours, when
 3 8 |         progress is at all real, its true causes are quite different,
 4 14|               because it ignores the true origin and purpose of the
 5 23|        merely economic sphere. It is true that in Russia it has been
 6 25|              to contrast with it the true notion, already familiar
 7 27|            of body and mind. He is a true "microcosm," as the ancients
 8 29|       perfection, which would not be true were man to live alone.
 9 32|            restored according to the true principles of a sane corporative
10 33|           insist so often. It is not true that all have equal rights
11 33|             civil society. It is not true that there exists no lawful
12 34|               peace to men . . .,"17 true peace and true happiness,
13 34|                       true peace and true happiness, even here below
14 36|           raised manual labor to its true dignity, whereas it had
15 47| identification left by Christ to His true disciples, be ever more
16 49|            But charity will never be true charity unless it takes
17 49|             to the single precept of true charity. From this it follows
18 50|  responsibility. It is unfortunately true that the manner of acting
19 53|           the workers. Where this is true, it is the duty of contractors
20 79|            it cannot but promote his true felicity in time. ~