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 1 1 |    raised to this summit of the Catholic priesthood. From that moment
 2 2 |        solemn word to the whole Catholic world, We hastened to lay
 3 6 | appreciate the sublimity of the Catholic Priesthood and its providential
 4 6 |       Eternal City to the whole Catholic world, the Jubilee of the
 5 6 |      Triduum, gathered together Catholic clergy of every tongue and
 6 7 |        to throwing the light of Catholic doctrine upon the gravest
 7 23|                         23. The Catholic priest is minister of Christ
 8 26|       the word and works of the Catholic priesthood. Such a past
 9 30|   dignity and importance of the Catholic priesthood, by directing
10 30|       most rabid enemies of the Catholic priesthood are today the
11 35|      showing the dignity of the Catholic priesthood does but reinforce
12 40|         treat of the piety of a Catholic priest without being drawn
13 40|        precious treasure of the Catholic priesthood, that is, of
14 44|    witness to the excellence of Catholic celibacy. In this matter
15 46|    frequent though it be in the Catholic Church, never fails to touch
16 47|       the purest glories of the Catholic priesthood; something which
17 48|       than by his chastity, the Catholic priest ought to be distinguished
18 51|                    51. Thus the Catholic priest is freed from the
19 53|      jewels in the crown of the Catholic priesthood. Our heart fills
20 54|         courageous company, the Catholic priesthood must have the
21 57|         But the portrait of the Catholic priest which we intend to
22 57|        requires of him; for the Catholic priest is set up as a "Master
23 57|   should have full grasp of the Catholic teaching on faith and morals;
24 59|         Indeed, in all ages the Catholic clergy has distinguished
25 59|    light upon and to defend the Catholic faith. An illustrious example
26 63|      urgent. This is because of Catholic Action, that movement so
27 63|   ideals of perfection. Through Catholic Action the relations of
28 77|   increased. This is clear from Catholic hagiography of the nineteenth
29 79|    thoughts turn gladly to that Catholic Action, so much desired
30 79|      and defended by Us. For by Catholic Action the laity share in
31 79|        to see the associates of Catholic Action everywhere distinguishing
32 79|      danger. May all members of Catholic Action feel the honor which
33 79|         regular clergy, can the Catholic laity really participate
34 83|         sincerely Christian and Catholic, especially in the higher
35 85|      important endowment of the Catholic priest. Without it other
36 86|        that "Exhortation to the Catholic Clergy," which he wrote
37 90|      glorious traditions of the Catholic priesthood and hasten that