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1 1 | 1. In the Encyclical Letter
2 5 | from the earth'," (Gen. 4, 10) are relevant today. For
3 8 | November, in the year 1956, the 18th of Our Pontificate.~PIUS
4 8 | of November, in the year 1956, the 18th of Our Pontificate.~
5 2 | 2. But tidings have reached
6 3 | 3. We cannot help but deplore
7 5 | 5. The words which "the Lord
8 6 | 6. May our merciful Redeemer,
9 7 | 7. Meanwhile, We implore a
10 8 | 8. And as We address these
11 8 | 8. And as We address these words to you, We lovingly
12 | after
13 | an
14 | another
15 | anyone
16 | are
17 2 | once more to slavery by the armed might of foreigners.~
18 4 | with a father's concern assert that any violence and any
19 1 | that a new day of peace based on justice and liberty might
20 4 | that peace which finds its basis and nurture in justice,
21 7 | implore a most merciful God on behalf especially of all those
22 8 | very special way to Our beloved Hungarian people. May it
23 3 | consciousness of Our office bids Us) these unhappy events
24 2 | and violently destroyed. A blood-drenched people have been reduced
25 4 | that any violence and any bloodshed which anyone unjustly causes
26 5 | Cain. . . 'The voice of thy brother's blood crieth to me from
27 5 | which "the Lord said to Cain. . . 'The voice of thy brother'
28 1 | Consecrated Shepherds of the Catholic world, We expressed Our
29 3 | unhappy events which fill all Catholics and all free peoples with
30 3 | those whose commands have caused these tragic events come
31 4 | bloodshed which anyone unjustly causes is never to be tolerated.
32 7 | heaven. We desire that all Christians join Us in praying to God
33 2 | being shed again in the cities, towns, and villages of
34 2 | of Hungary the blood of citizens who long with all their
35 4 | exhort all people and all classes of society to that peace
36 3 | caused these tragic events come to realize that the rightful
37 3 | indignation. May those whose commands have caused these tragic
38 4 | peoples with a father's concern assert that any violence
39 3 | cannot help but deplore and condemn (for so Our consciousness
40 1 | noble people of Hungary. For conditions in that country seemed to
41 3 | and condemn (for so Our consciousness of Our office bids Us) these
42 1 | which We recently wrote you, Consecrated Shepherds of the Catholic
43 4 | to be tolerated. On the contrary, We exhort all people and
44 1 | For conditions in that country seemed to be improving.~
45 7 | tragically slain in the course of these unhappy events.
46 5 | of the Hungarian people cries out to God. And even though
47 5 | voice of thy brother's blood crieth to me from the earth'," (
48 1 | justice and liberty might be dawning upon the noble people of
49 5 | their nations when they have dealt unjustly with others. For
50 5 | for their sins only after death, nonetheless, as history
51 6 | hearts of those upon whose decisions these matters depend, that
52 3 | and all free peoples with deepest sorrow and indignation.
53 6 | decisions these matters depend, that an end may be put
54 3 | 3. We cannot help but deplore and condemn (for so Our
55 7 | unending peace in heaven. We desire that all Christians join
56 2 | overthrown again and violently destroyed. A blood-drenched people
57 | each
58 5 | blood crieth to me from the earth'," (Gen. 4, 10) are relevant
59 1 | 1. In the Encyclical Letter which We recently
60 | end
61 7 | most merciful God on behalf especially of all those who have been
62 7 | unhappy events. May they find eternal life and unending peace
63 | even
64 | every
65 4 | tolerated. On the contrary, We exhort all people and all classes
66 1 | of the Catholic world, We expressed Our hope that a new day
67 3 | freedom of a people cannot be extinguished by the shedding of human
68 4 | over all peoples with a father's concern assert that any
69 8 | from St. Peter's, on the fifth day of November, in the
70 7 | unhappy events. May they find eternal life and unending
71 4 | society to that peace which finds its basis and nurture in
72 6 | be put to injustice and a finish to violence, that all nations,
73 8 | Venerable Brethren, and to your flocks, and in a very special way
74 2 | slavery by the armed might of foreigners.~
75 3 | fill all Catholics and all free peoples with deepest sorrow
76 5 | to me from the earth'," (Gen. 4, 10) are relevant today.
77 8 | witness to Our paternal love.~Given at Rome from St. Peter's,
78 8 | be a pledge of heavenly graces and a witness to Our paternal
79 [Title]| Text~ ~Venerable Brethren,~Greetings and Apostolic Benediction.~
80 | had
81 6 | in peaceful and tranquil harmony.~
82 2 | Us lately which fill Our heart with pain and sorrow. There
83 7 | life and unending peace in heaven. We desire that all Christians
84 8 | people. May it be a pledge of heavenly graces and a witness to
85 3 | 3. We cannot help but deplore and condemn (
86 5 | after death, nonetheless, as history teaches, He occasionally
87 1 | world, We expressed Our hope that a new day of peace
88 3 | extinguished by the shedding of human blood.~
89 8 | words to you, We lovingly impart Our Apostolic Benediction
90 7 | 7. Meanwhile, We implore a most merciful God on behalf
91 1 | that country seemed to be improving.~
92 3 | with deepest sorrow and indignation. May those whose commands
93 5 | God often punishes private individuals for their sins only after
94 6 | that an end may be put to injustice and a finish to violence,
95 2 | rightful freedom. National institutions which had just been restored
96 | it
97 | its
98 7 | desire that all Christians join Us in praying to God for
99 5 | others. For He is a just judge.~
100 2 | tidings have reached Us lately which fill Our heart with
101 1 | 1. In the Encyclical Letter which We recently wrote
102 2 | the blood of citizens who long with all their hearts for
103 5 | 5. The words which "the Lord said to Cain. . . 'The voice
104 8 | address these words to you, We lovingly impart Our Apostolic Benediction
105 6 | upon whose decisions these matters depend, that an end may
106 | me
107 | Meanwhile
108 | more
109 5 | occasionally punishes in this mortal life rulers of people and
110 | most
111 6 | Redeemer, We suppliantly pray, move the hearts of those upon
112 2 | their rightful freedom. National institutions which had just
113 | never
114 1 | expressed Our hope that a new day of peace based on justice
115 1 | might be dawning upon the noble people of Hungary. For conditions
116 | nonetheless
117 8 | Peter's, on the fifth day of November, in the year 1956, the 18th
118 4 | which finds its basis and nurture in justice, liberty, and
119 5 | as history teaches, He occasionally punishes in this mortal
120 3 | Our consciousness of Our office bids Us) these unhappy events
121 | often
122 | once
123 | only
124 | others
125 | out
126 | over
127 2 | been restored have been overthrown again and violently destroyed.
128 2 | which fill Our heart with pain and sorrow. There is being
129 8 | graces and a witness to Our paternal love.~Given at Rome from
130 6 | another, may be united in peaceful and tranquil harmony.~
131 8 | Given at Rome from St. Peter's, on the fifth day of November,
132 8 | 18th of Our Pontificate.~PIUS XII~
133 8 | Hungarian people. May it be a pledge of heavenly graces and a
134 8 | year 1956, the 18th of Our Pontificate.~PIUS XII~
135 6 | Redeemer, We suppliantly pray, move the hearts of those
136 7 | all Christians join Us in praying to God for them.~
137 5 | though God often punishes private individuals for their sins
138 6 | depend, that an end may be put to injustice and a finish
139 2 | 2. But tidings have reached Us lately which fill Our
140 3 | these tragic events come to realize that the rightful freedom
141 | recently
142 6 | 6. May our merciful Redeemer, We suppliantly pray, move
143 2 | blood-drenched people have been reduced once more to slavery by
144 5 | earth'," (Gen. 4, 10) are relevant today. For so the blood
145 2 | institutions which had just been restored have been overthrown again
146 8 | paternal love.~Given at Rome from St. Peter's, on the
147 5 | punishes in this mortal life rulers of people and their nations
148 5 | The words which "the Lord said to Cain. . . 'The voice
149 | seemed
150 2 | and sorrow. There is being shed again in the cities, towns,
151 3 | cannot be extinguished by the shedding of human blood.~
152 1 | recently wrote you, Consecrated Shepherds of the Catholic world, We
153 5 | private individuals for their sins only after death, nonetheless,
154 7 | who have been tragically slain in the course of these unhappy
155 2 | been reduced once more to slavery by the armed might of foreigners.~
156 4 | people and all classes of society to that peace which finds
157 8 | your flocks, and in a very special way to Our beloved Hungarian
158 8 | love.~Given at Rome from St. Peter's, on the fifth day
159 6 | our merciful Redeemer, We suppliantly pray, move the hearts of
160 5 | nonetheless, as history teaches, He occasionally punishes
161 [Title]| Text~ ~Venerable Brethren,~Greetings
162 | them
163 | There
164 | this
165 | though
166 | thy
167 2 | 2. But tidings have reached Us lately which
168 5 | Gen. 4, 10) are relevant today. For so the blood of the
169 4 | unjustly causes is never to be tolerated. On the contrary, We exhort
170 2 | shed again in the cities, towns, and villages of Hungary
171 3 | commands have caused these tragic events come to realize that
172 7 | all those who have been tragically slain in the course of these
173 6 | be united in peaceful and tranquil harmony.~
174 7 | they find eternal life and unending peace in heaven. We desire
175 6 | with one another, may be united in peaceful and tranquil
176 | very
177 2 | in the cities, towns, and villages of Hungary the blood of
178 2 | been overthrown again and violently destroyed. A blood-drenched
179 5 | Lord said to Cain. . . 'The voice of thy brother's blood crieth
180 4 | 4. We who watch over all peoples with a
181 8 | flocks, and in a very special way to Our beloved Hungarian
182 | when
183 8 | of heavenly graces and a witness to Our paternal love.~Given
184 1 | Shepherds of the Catholic world, We expressed Our hope that
185 1 | Letter which We recently wrote you, Consecrated Shepherds
186 8 | of Our Pontificate.~PIUS XII~
187 8 | day of November, in the year 1956, the 18th of Our Pontificate.~
188 | your