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 1 4 | strengthened by the right order of Christian charity) encroaches on the
 2 10|         the highest summits of the Christian law, and, raising them above
 3 10|       their strength to defend the Christian law and to bring the whole
 4 12|             those who glory in the Christian name ought surely to take
 5 13|           minds of mortal men, the Christian law has ever regarded with
 6 22|       penance, and the practice of Christian penance. Thus Our divine
 7 22|        same is the teaching of all Christian tradition, of the whole
 8 22|       unconsciously as it were the Christian people is guided when not
 9 24|           necessary application to Christian life. To this We are urged
10 25|         penance, the noble-hearted Christian subdues the base passions
11 33|            be indeed for the whole Christian people an octave of reparation
12 33|      voluntarily, in the spirit of Christian renunciation from the moderate
13 33|            their trials borne in a Christian spirit will concur efficaciously