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 1 1 |           when enemies assail the Christian name more fiercely, when
 2 3 |          and happier age and with Christian doctrine and spirit she
 3 5 |      their wild life to civic and Christian culture; directing them
 4 8 |        those solid foundations of Christian perfection on which he was
 5 8 |          soul enriched with those Christian qualities which alone with
 6 14| outstanding monument of Roman and Christian prudence. In it the rights,
 7 14|        and simplicity are united; Christian humility is joined to virile
 8 15|       Holy Patriarch but also the Christian clergy and faithful.~
 9 16|    arranged that it resembles the Christian home over which the Abbot
10 18|        benign influence human and Christian, to patient labor, to the
11 22|           attacking on all sides, Christian civilization might make
12 22|        composed of heralds of the Christian religion, of workmen, of
13 22|         subjugated fewer than the Christian peace conquered".42 For
14 27|         there will arise a single Christian family whose members will