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 1 6  |         earthly goods to produce true happiness either for the
 2 7  |       clear that there can be no true education which is not wholly
 3 24 |       baneful effects. For it is true, as Leo XIII has wisely
 4 25 |   education, but in that also of true and genuine erudition. For,
 5 28 |             28. This is the more true because the rights of the
 6 39 |         have to practice the one true religion; and therefore
 7 41 |        can follow from it to the true and just rights of the State
 8 49 |          as well as dangerous to true peace and prosperity. Under
 9 54 |         is impossible to produce true temporal peace and tranquillity
10 55 |                      55. What is true of the State, is true also
11 55 |         is true of the State, is true also of science, scientific
12 74 |        by God, whose vicars in a true sense they are. This authority
13 87 | profitable. This is particularly true in the teaching of Latin,
14 88 | therefore sincerely at heart the true good of family and country.
15 90 |        youth. Especially is this true of impious and immoral books,
16 93 |         importance, that is, the true nature of Christian education,
17 94 |      divine grace in forming the true and perfect Christian, that
18 94 |        formed in you."63 For the true Christian must live a supernatural
19 96 |                    96. Hence the true Christian, product of Christian
20 96 |        use the current term, the true and finished man of character.
21 96 | subjective principles that makes true character, but only constancy
22 96 |       what is due to God, as the true Christian does. ~
23 98 |                          98. The true Christian does not renounce
24 99 |          else but the history of true civilization and progress
25 101|       mother:~O Catholic Church, true Mother of Christians! Not