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 1 7 |    tireless furtherer of the Christian education of youth; in the
 2 7 |      God, the priest blesses Christian marriage, and defends its
 3 7 | conflicts, since he preaches Christian brotherhood, declares to
 4 11|      being a foretype of the Christian priesthood; the priesthood
 5 12|  dignity and the duty of the Christian priesthood: Sic nos existimet
 6 17|    the good of humanity. The Christian, at almost every important
 7 18|     portals of eternity, the Christian feels the need of strength
 8 18| members of the sick or dying Christian, and reconsecrates and comforts
 9 19|   the priest accompanies the Christian throughout the pilgrimage
10 19|      the soul to aid it with Christian suffrages, if need there
11 22|    stoutest champions of the Christian priesthood, men like St.
12 24|     guidance of the light of Christian truth that always shines
13 26|    hearts. All the good that Christian civilization has brought
14 29|    Spouse of the Savior? The Christian, though in prosperity so
15 39|     is plain, then, that all Christian virtues should flourish
16 43|                  43. But the Christian priesthood, being much superior
17 45|    honor and dignity" of the Christian priesthood, which We have
18 52|    countries which have been Christian for centuries. How can a
19 54|     or, to use a more deeply Christian word, obedience. It is obedience
20 63|       but as a model also of Christian life and of apostolic virtue. ~
21 79|  themselves in all fields of Christian activity, but especially
22 80|  always the truly and deeply Christian family. Most of the saintly
23 81|   holy fear of God, and true Christian piety; they foster a tender
24 81|      the spirit of voluntary Christian mortification; they see
25 82|      men." Blessed are those Christian parents who are able to
26 83|     glory in being sincerely Christian and Catholic, especially
27 83|   what greater dignity could Christian parents desire for their