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 1 9 | Melchisedech, Priest and King, whom St. Paul recalls as prefiguring
 2 10|     magnificent definition given by St. Paul is indeed a man Ex
 3 16|             these," justly exclaims St. John Chrysostom, "so wonderful,
 4 17|       Christ, a doctrine so dear to St. Paul; this beautiful doctrine
 5 20|             is that power which, as St. John Chrysostom says: "
 6 22|      Christian priesthood, men like St. John Chrysostom, St. Ambose,
 7 22|           like St. John Chrysostom, St. Ambose, St. Gregory the
 8 22|             Chrysostom, St. Ambose, St. Gregory the Great, St.
 9 22|              St. Gregory the Great, St. Charles and many others. ~
10 33|           God and His people," says St. Thomas, "must bear a good
11 34|       Brethren, may we not ask with St. Robert Bellarmine: "If
12 34|            great dignity," exclaims St. Lawrence Justinian, "but
13 36|             in him who preaches it. St. Gregory the Great gives
14 44|     accurate discipline flourished. St. Epiphanius at the end of
15 44|            Harp of the Holy Spirit, St. Ephraem, the Syrian, is
16 44|           made His servants clean!" St. John Chrysostom affirms: "
17 45|             very height, or, to use St. Epiphanius' phrase, "the
18 55|            Church, the successor of St. Peter, the Vicar of Jesus
19 67|          mind and the principles of St. Thomas Aquinas" - ad Angelicl
20 71|    confessors remember the words of St. Alphonsus Liguori on a
21 71|             the more he is benign." St. Thomas of Villanova called
22 72|           lightly," Our Predecessor St. Leo the Great expounds, "
23 72|            whom he ordains"; for as St. John Chrysostom says, "
24 73|          the great Bishop of Milan, St. Charles Borromeo in saying: "
25 73|          the holy Bishop and Doctor St. Alphonsus de Liguori, "
26 73|          case of doubt; because, as St. Gregory the Great eloquently
27 76|       institute. The Angelic Doctor St. Thomas long ago proposed
28 77|         consolation of canonizing - St. John Mary Vianney, St.
29 77|              St. John Mary Vianney, St. Joseph Benedict Cottolengo
30 77|             Benedict Cottolengo and St. John Bosco, men of truly
31 85|              We have the example of St. Joseph of Cupertino, and
32 85|             that humble Cure d'Ars, St. John Mary Vianney, of whom
33 87|             to follow the advice of St. Bernard: "If sanctity of
34 92|           begin. ~Given at Rome, at St. Peter's, the twentieth