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1 2(6) | Ps. 84. 12; PPL., 37 C. 1078.
2 2(5) | Ps 84.11. ~
3 2(6) | Idem In Ps. 84. 12; PPL., 37 C. 1078.
4 7 | St. Peter's, Sunday, the 15 of April, sacred to the
5 1(1) | Cf. Iac 1.17; 2 Cor 1.3. ~
6 7 | Good Shepherd Jesus Christ, 1945, in the seventh year of
7 2(6) | Idem In Ps. 84. 12; PPL., 37 C. 1078.
8 2(4) | Serm. de Script. 72, 4; PL 38, c. 468. ~
9 2(4) | Script. 72, 4; PL 38, c. 468. ~
10 5 | 5. In the midst of such great
11 7 | 7. It will be your part, venerable
12 2(4) | Aug., Serm. de Script. 72, 4; PL 38, c. 468. ~
13 2 | kinds of misery, may be able to breathe again after their
14 5 | is certainly not easy to achieve such a peace. Peace must
15 2 | offering, flowers, and prayers. Additionally we must use Christian morals
16 5 | light for those who will adjudicate the universal cause. Let
17 3 | faithful Christians follow this advice, their prayers most certainly
18 6 | miserable ones and to all others afflicated by this monstrous conflict,
19 5 | the future course of the ages, especially need celestial
20 | almost
21 | along
22 | already
23 2 | hardly enough to approach the altar of the Blessed Virgin to
24 5 | affairs, while many are still angry and inimical to one another,
25 1 | interpreter of the universal anguish by which almost every nation
26 2 | it is hardly enough to approach the altar of the Blessed
27 2 | Virgin Mother of God, is approaching. We again exhort all - but
28 7 | Peter's, Sunday, the 15 of April, sacred to the Good Shepherd
29 4 | the first place we must ask most humbly that minds and
30 2 | of the sacred prophet and assimilate them in the conduct of their
31 2(4) | St. Aug., Serm. de Script. 72, 4;
32 7 | individually and together - as an auspice of heavenly gifts and a
33 4 | piles of rubble - under the auspices of justice and charity -
34 2 | come to peace, do justice; avoid evil and do good. This is
35 2 | and when you have already avoided evil and done good, seek
36 4 | public salvation must be awaited. Secondly, that the internecine
37 | away
38 6 | those who are fugitives banished from their homeland and
39 2(2) | Cf. Bar 6.1. ~
40 6 | most severe kind become bearable and lead to eternal beatitude. ~
41 6 | bearable and lead to eternal beatitude. ~
42 | become
43 | before
44 5 | innocent children especially beg from the Mother of divine
45 7 | proof of Our good will, We bestow most lovingly in the Lord
46 2 | those words of the most wise Bishop of Hippo: "Change the heart
47 1 | when hate and rivalry have blinded it, cannot easily determine
48 1 | shed, and that too much blood has been spilled. Therefore
49 4 | end this calamitous and bloody conflict. ~
50 2 | of misery, may be able to breathe again after their long-lasting
51 2 | of the Blessed Virgin to bring her an offering, flowers,
52 4 | pact, strive peacefully to build from the heaped up piles
53 4 | that may quickly end this calamitous and bloody conflict. ~
54 | cannot
55 6 | homes; also for those in captivity who wait for their liberation
56 7 | flocks entrusted to your care. To them - but first to
57 1 | concerned that too many catastrophes and devastations have been
58 5 | the ages, especially need celestial help. We therefore desire
59 2 | most wise Bishop of Hippo: "Change the heart and the work will
60 2 | heart and the work will be changed. Eradicate cupidity and
61 7 | the Good Shepherd Jesus Christ, 1945, in the seventh year
62 3 | 3. When all faithful Christians follow this advice, their
63 4 | and that all classes of citizens, joined in a friendly pact,
64 2 | building of domestic and civil concord, not discord, and
65 4 | cease to rage and that all classes of citizens, joined in a
66 7 | venerable brothers, to communicate these paternal desires and
67 4 | new building for the human community. But something more must
68 1 | tumults, can persuade those concerned that too many catastrophes
69 2 | building of domestic and civil concord, not discord, and a strong,
70 2 | and assimilate them in the conduct of their lives: "Turn to
71 5 | universal cause. Let them consider seriously and ponder before
72 3 | God, they will obtain both consolation and the gifts which are
73 4 | gifts, what resources, what consolations we need most in these critical
74 2 | been forced into discord, contention, and all kinds of misery,
75 1(1) | Cf. Iac 1.17; 2 Cor 1.3. ~
76 | could
77 5 | all mankind and the future course of the ages, especially
78 4 | consolations we need most in these critical times. In the first place
79 2 | will be changed. Eradicate cupidity and plant charity."4 "Do
80 2(4) | St. Aug., Serm. de Script. 72, 4; PL 38, c.
81 1 | divine and human rights demand unequivocally that such
82 5 | the fate of their nations depends, but also the relationships
83 7 | communicate these paternal desires and exhortations of Ours
84 1 | blinded it, cannot easily determine a just and equitable solution
85 5 | not resolved, it would be detrimental both for the victors and
86 1 | too many catastrophes and devastations have been piled up in a
87 2 | after their long-lasting distress and sorrow. But since it
88 1 | every nation is grievously distressed, We desire to leave nothing
89 1 | the midst of such violent disturbances and tumults, can persuade
90 4 | the precepts of Christian doctrine, for from them alone private
91 | does
92 2 | foundation on which a building of domestic and civil concord, not discord,
93 | done
94 | during
95 | each
96 1 | have blinded it, cannot easily determine a just and equitable
97 5 | another, it is certainly not easy to achieve such a peace.
98 5 | scale of justice, which embraces in fraternal charity all
99 2 | innocent children - to humbly entreat the divine Redeemer, through
100 7 | exhortations of Ours to the flocks entrusted to your care. To them -
101 1 | easily determine a just and equitable solution of affairs along
102 5 | the limits of justice and equity. If these matters are not
103 2 | the work will be changed. Eradicate cupidity and plant charity."4 "
104 6 | become bearable and lead to eternal beatitude. ~
105 | every
106 2 | is approaching. We again exhort all - but especially the
107 6 | that those who heed Our exhortation, also pray for those who
108 7 | these paternal desires and exhortations of Ours to the flocks entrusted
109 5 | Mother of divine Wisdom expressly this heavenly light for
110 5 | recommendations not only the fate of their nations depends,
111 1 | necessary to implore the Father of light and mercy1 repeatedly.
112 1 | have been piled up in a fearful mass, that too many tears
113 6 | liberation after the war; and finally those who lie in numberless
114 2 | practice justice, you will find peace kissing justice. . . .
115 7 | exhortations of Ours to the flocks entrusted to your care.
116 2 | to bring her an offering, flowers, and prayers. Additionally
117 2 | the peoples who have been forced into discord, contention,
118 2 | way, we will lay a solid foundation on which a building of domestic
119 4 | of citizens, joined in a friendly pact, strive peacefully
120 6 | also pray for those who are fugitives banished from their homeland
121 5 | which does not bear hidden germs of discord and strife. Therefore,
122 7 | Apostolic Benediction. ~Given at Rome, at St. Peter's,
123 6 | most merciful Mother of God grant heavenly solace and obtain
124 5 | to agreement in this most grave cause, and those on whose
125 [Title]| Text~ ~Venerable Brothers,~Greetings and Apostolic Benediction.~ ~
126 1 | which almost every nation is grievously distressed, We desire to
127 1 | numberless miseries or that may hasten the end of such great destruction.
128 1 | human mind, especially when hate and rivalry have blinded
129 | He
130 1 | resources of men are unable to heal these great injuries. We
131 4 | peacefully to build from the heaped up piles of rubble - under
132 2 | Bishop of Hippo: "Change the heart and the work will be changed.
133 2 | pour out many prayers to heaven; it is hardly enough to
134 6 | moreover that those who heed Our exhortation, also pray
135 5 | especially need celestial help. We therefore desire that
136 | her
137 5 | and which does not bear hidden germs of discord and strife.
138 1 | unequivocally that such hideous slaughter cease as soon
139 | Him
140 2 | the most wise Bishop of Hippo: "Change the heart and the
141 | His
142 4 | divine Redeemer and His most holy Mother by prayer and penance.
143 6 | fugitives banished from their homeland and longing to once again
144 6 | once again see their own homes; also for those in captivity
145 6 | those who lie in numberless hospitals. To these miserable ones
146 2 | to me, says the Lord of hosts, and I will turn to you".3
147 | I
148 1(1) | Cf. Iac 1.17; 2 Cor 1.3. ~
149 2(6) | Idem In Ps. 84. 12; PPL., 37
150 6 | Christian patience by which illnesses of the most severe kind
151 4 | that minds and souls be illumined and renewed by the precepts
152 2 | us away from Him and have immersed us miserably in destruction,
153 5 | must be tempered by the impartial scale of justice, which
154 1 | is therefore necessary to implore the Father of light and
155 7 | them - but first to you individually and together - as an auspice
156 5 | many are still angry and inimical to one another, it is certainly
157 1 | unable to heal these great injuries. We know that the human
158 2 | divine Redeemer, through the intercession of Mary, that the peoples
159 4 | awaited. Secondly, that the internecine strife of peoples and nations
160 1 | 1. As interpreter of the universal anguish
161 | into
162 7 | sacred to the Good Shepherd Jesus Christ, 1945, in the seventh
163 4 | all classes of citizens, joined in a friendly pact, strive
164 1 | cannot easily determine a just and equitable solution of
165 6 | illnesses of the most severe kind become bearable and lead
166 2 | discord, contention, and all kinds of misery, may be able to
167 2 | justice, you will find peace kissing justice. . . . If therefore
168 2 | life; in this way, we will lay a solid foundation on which
169 6 | kind become bearable and lead to eternal beatitude. ~
170 1 | distressed, We desire to leave nothing undone within Our
171 6 | captivity who wait for their liberation after the war; and finally
172 6 | war; and finally those who lie in numberless hospitals.
173 2 | both public and private life; in this way, we will lay
174 5 | whatever has transgressed the limits of justice and equity. If
175 2 | in the conduct of their lives: "Turn to me, says the Lord
176 2 | breathe again after their long-lasting distress and sorrow. But
177 6 | from their homeland and longing to once again see their
178 7 | good will, We bestow most lovingly in the Lord the Apostolic
179 5 | the relationships of all mankind and the future course of
180 2 | through the intercession of Mary, that the peoples who have
181 1 | been piled up in a fearful mass, that too many tears have
182 5 | justice and equity. If these matters are not resolved, it would
183 | me
184 2 | will turn to you".3 Also meditate upon those words of the
185 1 | well that the resources of men are unable to heal these
186 6 | monstrous conflict, may the most merciful Mother of God grant heavenly
187 1 | the Father of light and mercy1 repeatedly. He alone, in
188 1 | We know that the human mind, especially when hate and
189 4 | must ask most humbly that minds and souls be illumined and
190 6 | numberless hospitals. To these miserable ones and to all others afflicated
191 2 | Him and have immersed us miserably in destruction, it is hardly
192 1 | mitigate these numberless miseries or that may hasten the end
193 2 | contention, and all kinds of misery, may be able to breathe
194 1 | within Our powers that may mitigate these numberless miseries
195 6 | others afflicated by this monstrous conflict, may the most merciful
196 2 | Additionally we must use Christian morals to renew both public and
197 | more
198 | moreover
199 | much
200 1 | anguish by which almost every nation is grievously distressed,
201 4 | justice and charity - a new building for the human community.
202 | nothing
203 2 | Blessed Virgin to bring her an offering, flowers, and prayers. Additionally
204 | once
205 6 | hospitals. To these miserable ones and to all others afflicated
206 | only
207 | or
208 | other
209 | others
210 | Ours
211 | out
212 | own
213 4 | citizens, joined in a friendly pact, strive peacefully to build
214 7 | 7. It will be your part, venerable brothers, to
215 7 | brothers, to communicate these paternal desires and exhortations
216 6 | the virtue of Christian patience by which illnesses of the
217 4 | a friendly pact, strive peacefully to build from the heaped
218 4 | holy Mother by prayer and penance. We must seek a true and
219 1 | disturbances and tumults, can persuade those concerned that too
220 5 | such great destruction and perturbation of affairs, while many are
221 7 | Given at Rome, at St. Peter's, Sunday, the 15 of April,
222 1 | and devastations have been piled up in a fearful mass, that
223 4 | build from the heaped up piles of rubble - under the auspices
224 7 | year of Our pontificate. ~PIUS XII~
225 2(4) | Serm. de Script. 72, 4; PL 38, c. 468. ~
226 4 | critical times. In the first place we must ask most humbly
227 2 | Eradicate cupidity and plant charity."4 "Do you want
228 3 | their prayers most certainly please God. Then from a propitiated
229 5 | them consider seriously and ponder before God whatever has
230 7 | the seventh year of Our pontificate. ~PIUS XII~
231 1 | slaughter cease as soon as possible. ~
232 2 | it is hardly enough to pour out many prayers to heaven;
233 1 | nothing undone within Our powers that may mitigate these
234 2(6) | Idem In Ps. 84. 12; PPL., 37 C. 1078.
235 2 | each other, so that if you practice justice, you will find peace
236 4 | His most holy Mother by prayer and penance. We must seek
237 4 | illumined and renewed by the precepts of Christian doctrine, for
238 7 | of heavenly gifts and a proof of Our good will, We bestow
239 2 | those warnings of the sacred prophet and assimilate them in the
240 3 | please God. Then from a propitiated God, they will obtain both
241 4 | sincere peace, that may quickly end this calamitous and
242 4 | peoples and nations cease to rage and that all classes of
243 5 | cause, and those on whose recommendations not only the fate of their
244 5 | nations depends, but also the relationships of all mankind and the future
245 2 | building, can stand. Let all remember those warnings of the sacred
246 2 | use Christian morals to renew both public and private
247 4 | and souls be illumined and renewed by the precepts of Christian
248 1 | Father of light and mercy1 repeatedly. He alone, in the midst
249 5 | If these matters are not resolved, it would be detrimental
250 1 | Therefore divine and human rights demand unequivocally that
251 1 | especially when hate and rivalry have blinded it, cannot
252 7 | Apostolic Benediction. ~Given at Rome, at St. Peter's, Sunday,
253 4 | from the heaped up piles of rubble - under the auspices of
254 | s
255 4 | alone private and public salvation must be awaited. Secondly,
256 2 | their lives: "Turn to me, says the Lord of hosts, and I
257 5 | tempered by the impartial scale of justice, which embraces
258 2(4) | St. Aug., Serm. de Script. 72, 4; PL 38, c. 468. ~
259 4 | salvation must be awaited. Secondly, that the internecine strife
260 6 | and longing to once again see their own homes; also for
261 5 | could themselves bear the seeds of future wars. ~
262 5 | cause. Let them consider seriously and ponder before God whatever
263 2(4) | St. Aug., Serm. de Script. 72, 4; PL 38,
264 7 | Jesus Christ, 1945, in the seventh year of Our pontificate. ~
265 6 | which illnesses of the most severe kind become bearable and
266 1 | too many tears have been shed, and that too much blood
267 7 | April, sacred to the Good Shepherd Jesus Christ, 1945, in the
268 4 | We must seek a true and sincere peace, that may quickly
269 2 | sorrow. But since it is our sins2 which have turned us away
270 1 | unequivocally that such hideous slaughter cease as soon as possible. ~
271 6 | Mother of God grant heavenly solace and obtain for them the
272 2 | this way, we will lay a solid foundation on which a building
273 1 | determine a just and equitable solution of affairs along with a
274 5 | vanquished, since then their solutions could themselves bear the
275 | something
276 1 | hideous slaughter cease as soon as possible. ~
277 2 | long-lasting distress and sorrow. But since it is our sins2
278 4 | But something more must be sought from the divine Redeemer
279 4 | most humbly that minds and souls be illumined and renewed
280 2 | month of May, sacred in a special way to the Blessed Virgin
281 1 | too much blood has been spilled. Therefore divine and human
282 2 | tottering building, can stand. Let all remember those
283 | still
284 4 | joined in a friendly pact, strive peacefully to build from
285 2 | concord, not discord, and a strong, but not a tottering building,
286 7 | at Rome, at St. Peter's, Sunday, the 15 of April, sacred
287 1 | fearful mass, that too many tears have been shed, and that
288 5 | such a peace. Peace must be tempered by the impartial scale of
289 [Title]| Text~ ~Venerable Brothers,~Greetings
290 | themselves
291 | they
292 | through
293 | together
294 2 | and a strong, but not a tottering building, can stand. Let
295 5 | before God whatever has transgressed the limits of justice and
296 4 | penance. We must seek a true and sincere peace, that
297 1 | violent disturbances and tumults, can persuade those concerned
298 2 | is our sins2 which have turned us away from Him and have
299 2 | not have peace, for these two love one another and kiss
300 1 | the resources of men are unable to heal these great injuries.
301 | under
302 1 | desire to leave nothing undone within Our powers that may
303 1 | and human rights demand unequivocally that such hideous slaughter
304 | upon
305 2 | prayers. Additionally we must use Christian morals to renew
306 5 | for the victors and the vanquished, since then their solutions
307 | very
308 5 | detrimental both for the victors and the vanquished, since
309 1 | alone, in the midst of such violent disturbances and tumults,
310 6 | and obtain for them the virtue of Christian patience by
311 6 | for those in captivity who wait for their liberation after
312 2 | plant charity."4 "Do you want peace? Do justice, and you
313 6 | their liberation after the war; and finally those who lie
314 2 | Let all remember those warnings of the sacred prophet and
315 5 | bear the seeds of future wars. ~
316 | well
317 | whatever
318 | while
319 | whose
320 5 | from the Mother of divine Wisdom expressly this heavenly
321 2 | those words of the most wise Bishop of Hippo: "Change
322 | with
323 | within
324 2 | Also meditate upon those words of the most wise Bishop
325 2 | Change the heart and the work will be changed. Eradicate
326 | would
327 7 | of Our pontificate. ~PIUS XII~
328 7 | Christ, 1945, in the seventh year of Our pontificate. ~PIUS
329 2 | but especially the very young and innocent children -
330 2(3) | Za 1.3. ~