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 1 8  |       good reason therefore did St. John Chrysostom say, "What
 2 17 |      With good reason then does St. Augustine maintain: "He
 3 22 |     without Christ are lost, as St. Hilary points out correctly: "
 4 33 |        this right is inviolable St. Thomas proves as follows:
 5 33 |         virtue"22 says the same St. Thomas. ~
 6 53 |        of Christianity, just as St. Augustine did in his; and
 7 54 |    wonderful educator of youth, St. Philip Neri; he was teacher
 8 54 |  teacher and Latin secretary to St. Charles Borromeo, and it
 9 72 |       Education of Youth, which St. Charles Borromeo ordered
10 87 |         and leaves the rest, as St. Basil teaches in his discourse
11 88 |        and perseverance in what St. Gregory Nazianzen calls "
12 90 |    passions and greed for gain. St. Augustine deplored the
13 101|  teacher. This thought inspired St. Augustine, the great genius
14 102| Benediction. ~Given at Rome, at St. Peter's, the thirty-first