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 1 3 |          tribes, and of bringing Christian civilization to them.~
 2 4 |          also in the practice of Christian virtues that he was elected
 3 5 |         been brought back to the Christian religion by Our predecessor
 4 5 |      religion, civilization, and Christian culture.~
 5 6 |   country vehemently opposed the Christian religion, so that the attempt
 6 9 |       fructify wherever he found Christian communities utterly abandoned
 7 13|          he brought a new era of Christian civilization to Friesland,
 8 14|         of religion, but also of Christian civilization, of literature,
 9 16|     people; new not only for the Christian religion, but also for Christian
10 16| Christian religion, but also for Christian civilization. Consequently
11 18|      labor, brought the light of Christian civilization to those lands
12 21|    reform and the restoration of Christian life. For many dioceses
13 22|          saintly archbishop, the Christian faith was reaffirmed, legitimate
14 22|          or diminished at least, Christian virtues were held in honor,
15 23|        Jesus Christ and to bring Christian civilization to new peoples.
16 25|         Christ and enriched with Christian civilization. He speaks
17 30|  incessant prayers, but also his Christian humility, and his close
18 38|        the very beginning of the Christian era; Our Divine Redeemer
19 39|    therefore if, today also, the Christian name is hated in some places,