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1 1 | 1. Among the multiple preoccupations
2 10 | 10. With reliance, then, on
3 10 | of October, in the year 1948, the tenth of Our Pontificate. ~
4 2 | 2. To make Our sorrow more
5 10 | Gandolfo, near Rome, on the 24th day of October, in the year
6 6 | Palestine. As We said on June 2nd to members of the Sacred
7 3 | 3. We must assure you, Venerable
8 4 | 4. When war was declared,
9 5 | 5. At the same time, although
10 6 | 6. Convinced, however, of
11 7 | 7. We are full of faith that
12 8 | 8. We are full of faith that
13 9 | 9. And God grant that the
14 4 | war was declared, without abandoning the attitude of impartiality
15 8 | international guarantees, both free access to Holy Places scattered
16 | according
17 1 | occupies a particular place on account of the war which harasses
18 3 | respecting the rights of acquired traditions, especially in
19 6 | insufficiency of human means for the adequate solution of a question the
20 6 | by troops and stricken by aerial bombardments. We do not
21 10 | favors and in token of our affection, gladly in the Lord do we
22 | again
23 4 | above the conflicts which agitate human society, We did not
24 5 | possible to come to the aid of the unhappy victims of
25 1 | the sorrow which is kept alive in Our soul by the thought
26 7 | fervent prayers raised to Almighty and Merciful God by the
27 | although
28 6 | Cardinals, informing them of Our anxieties for Palestine, We do not
29 | any
30 10 | to all who will take this appeal of Ours to heart, Our Apostolic
31 5 | although numerous and urgent appeals are received daily by the
32 6 | sacred land (which everyone approached with the deepest respect
33 3 | speaking to a delegation of Arab dignitaries who came to
34 6 | respect to kiss with most ardent love) trampled over again
35 7 | so many noble hearts, are ardently inspired by truth and good,
36 7 | and good, will render less arduous to the men who hold the
37 3 | remedy. Even before the armed conflict began, speaking
38 | around
39 7 | world who, together with the aspirations of so many noble hearts,
40 4 | without abandoning the attitude of impartiality which was
41 6 | in order that, under the auspices of the Blessed Virgin, matters
42 6 | recent Encyclical Letter, Auspicia Quaedam, We invited you,
43 | before
44 3 | before the armed conflict began, speaking to a delegation
45 1 | continues to flow; and that beneath the skies which echoed on
46 10 | to heart, Our Apostolic Benediction.~Given at Castel Gandolfo,
47 7 | and peace in Palestine a beneficial reality and of creating,
48 1 | multiple preoccupations which beset us in this period of time,
49 8 | circumstances, seems to offer a better guarantee for the protection
50 6 | under the auspices of the Blessed Virgin, matters may be settled
51 6 | troops and stricken by aerial bombardments. We do not believe that
52 | both
53 1 | Christ shed His blood to bring redemption and salvation
54 2 | destruction and damage of sacred buildings and charitable places built
55 2 | buildings and charitable places built around the Holy Places,
56 1 | Us feel so seriously the burden of the Supreme Pontificate,
57 3 | of Arab dignitaries who came to pay homage to Us, We
58 6 | of the Sacred College of Cardinals, informing them of Our anxieties
59 6 | entrusted to your pastoral care pray, in order that, under
60 10 | Apostolic Benediction.~Given at Castel Gandolfo, near Rome, on
61 5 | encouraging the formation among Catholics in various countries of
62 8 | Savior, an international character which, in the present circumstances,
63 2 | of sacred buildings and charitable places built around the
64 6 | do not believe that the Christian world could contemplate
65 8 | character which, in the present circumstances, seems to offer a better
66 2 | especially within the Holy City.~
67 9 | Places, there to see more clearly revealed, as they contemplate
68 7 | creating, with the efficient co-operation of all those interested,
69 6 | to members of the Sacred College of Cardinals, informing
70 6 | solution of a question the complexity of which no one can fail
71 6 | in justice and peace, and concord may be happily restored
72 3 | peace in Palestine, and, condemning any recourse to violence,
73 7 | the moral and physical conditions of life conducive to spiritual
74 7 | physical conditions of life conducive to spiritual and material
75 4 | which places Us above the conflicts which agitate human society,
76 3 | Venerable Brethren, that confronted with the spectacle of many
77 1 | time, so full of decisive consequences for the life of the great
78 6 | We have, above all, had constant recourse to prayer, and
79 2 | not only the news which continually reaches Us of the destruction
80 1 | Gospel tidings of peace, men continue to fight and to increase
81 1 | mankind, the blood of man continues to flow; and that beneath
82 8 | family, will strengthen the conviction in the high quarters in
83 6 | 6. Convinced, however, of the insufficiency
84 5 | among Catholics in various countries of undertakings organized
85 7 | beneficial reality and of creating, with the efficient co-operation
86 8 | worship and the respect of customs and religious traditions.~
87 5 | urgent appeals are received daily by the Holy See, We have
88 2 | Us of the destruction and damage of sacred buildings and
89 9 | grant that the day may soon dawn when Christians may resume
90 8 | memories of the life and death of the Savior, an international
91 1 | period of time, so full of decisive consequences for the life
92 6 | everyone approached with the deepest respect to kiss with most
93 3 | conflict began, speaking to a delegation of Arab dignitaries who
94 4 | utmost, in the measure which depended upon Us, and according to
95 7 | to the men who hold the destinies of peoples the task of making
96 6 | that it could permit the devastation of the Holy Places, the
97 | did
98 3 | to a delegation of Arab dignitaries who came to pay homage to
99 1 | neither joyous nor sad events diminish the sorrow which is kept
100 8 | the problems of peace are discussed that it would be opportune
101 5 | sending the means at Our disposal to Our representatives in
102 1 | fight and to increase the distress of the unfortunate and the
103 | done
104 1 | of refugees, homeless and driven, wander from their fatherland
105 3 | strict fulfillment of the duties and obligations of each
106 4 | imposed by Our apostolic duty, which places Us above the
107 1 | beneath the skies which echoed on that fateful night with
108 7 | and of creating, with the efficient co-operation of all those
109 5 | Palestine, the Lebanon, and Egypt for this purpose, and encouraging
110 5 | Egypt for this purpose, and encouraging the formation among Catholics
111 6 | prayer, and in Our recent Encyclical Letter, Auspicia Quaedam,
112 6 | and to have the faithful entrusted to your pastoral care pray,
113 | Even
114 1 | that neither joyous nor sad events diminish the sorrow which
115 | everyone
116 9 | as they contemplate the evidence of the love of Jesus Christ,
117 3 | with the spectacle of many evils and the forecast of worse
118 7 | may guarantee security of existence and, at the same time, the
119 6 | to pray, and to have the faithful entrusted to your pastoral
120 2 | this inspires in Us for the fate of the Holy Places themselves
121 1 | skies which echoed on that fateful night with the Gospel tidings
122 1 | driven, wander from their fatherland in search of shelter and
123 10 | as a pledge of heavenly favors and in token of our affection,
124 1 | family, and which make Us feel so seriously the burden
125 7 | are full of faith that the fervent prayers raised to Almighty
126 3 | especially in the religious field, as well as by the strict
127 1 | of peace, men continue to fight and to increase the distress
128 10 | Venerable Brethren, and to your flocks, as to all who will take
129 1 | blood of man continues to flow; and that beneath the skies
130 1 | in search of shelter and food.~
131 3 | spectacle of many evils and the forecast of worse to come, We have
132 5 | purpose, and encouraging the formation among Catholics in various
133 | found
134 8 | international guarantees, both free access to Holy Places scattered
135 8 | throughout Palestine, and the freedom of worship and the respect
136 | from
137 3 | as well as by the strict fulfillment of the duties and obligations
138 10 | Benediction.~Given at Castel Gandolfo, near Rome, on the 24th
139 9 | love of Jesus Christ, Who gave His life for His brethren,
140 8 | it would be opportune to give Jerusalem and its outskirts,
141 10 | Our Apostolic Benediction.~Given at Castel Gandolfo, near
142 10 | token of our affection, gladly in the Lord do we impart
143 7 | ardently inspired by truth and good, will render less arduous
144 1 | that fateful night with the Gospel tidings of peace, men continue
145 9 | 9. And God grant that the day may soon dawn
146 2 | To make Our sorrow more grievous, there is not only the news
147 3 | and obligations of each group of inhabitants.~
148 8 | assure, with international guarantees, both free access to Holy
149 | had
150 6 | peace, and concord may be happily restored in Palestine. As
151 1 | account of the war which harasses it. In all truth We can
152 9 | men and nations may live harmoniously together, at peace with
153 10 | take this appeal of Ours to heart, Our Apostolic Benediction.~
154 7 | aspirations of so many noble hearts, are ardently inspired by
155 10 | this hope, as a pledge of heavenly favors and in token of our
156 8 | strengthen the conviction in the high quarters in which the problems
157 7 | less arduous to the men who hold the destinies of peoples
158 3 | dignitaries who came to pay homage to Us, We manifested our
159 1 | while thousands of refugees, homeless and driven, wander from
160 10 | reliance, then, on this hope, as a pledge of heavenly
161 8 | these prayers and these hopes, an indication of the value
162 | how
163 | however
164 10 | gladly in the Lord do we impart to you, Venerable Brethren,
165 4 | abandoning the attitude of impartiality which was imposed by Our
166 4 | of impartiality which was imposed by Our apostolic duty, which
167 1 | continue to fight and to increase the distress of the unfortunate
168 8 | prayers and these hopes, an indication of the value that the Holy
169 6 | world could contemplate indifferently, or in sterile indignation,
170 6 | indifferently, or in sterile indignation, the spectacle of the sacred
171 6 | Sacred College of Cardinals, informing them of Our anxieties for
172 3 | obligations of each group of inhabitants.~
173 7 | noble hearts, are ardently inspired by truth and good, will
174 2 | also the fear that this inspires in Us for the fate of the
175 6 | Convinced, however, of the insufficiency of human means for the adequate
176 7 | co-operation of all those interested, an order that may guarantee
177 | into
178 6 | Letter, Auspicia Quaedam, We invited you, Venerable Brethren,
179 | its
180 8 | would be opportune to give Jerusalem and its outskirts, where
181 1 | Venerable Brethren, that neither joyous nor sad events diminish
182 6 | Palestine. As We said on June 2nd to members of the Sacred
183 1 | diminish the sorrow which is kept alive in Our soul by the
184 6 | with the deepest respect to kiss with most ardent love) trampled
185 5 | representatives in Palestine, the Lebanon, and Egypt for this purpose,
186 | less
187 6 | in Our recent Encyclical Letter, Auspicia Quaedam, We invited
188 3 | to Us, We manifested our lifelong solicitude for peace in
189 9 | how men and nations may live harmoniously together, at
190 7 | destinies of peoples the task of making justice and peace in Palestine
191 1 | all mankind, the blood of man continues to flow; and that
192 3 | to pay homage to Us, We manifested our lifelong solicitude
193 1 | redemption and salvation to all mankind, the blood of man continues
194 7 | conducive to spiritual and material well-being, to each of the
195 6 | auspices of the Blessed Virgin, matters may be settled in justice
196 4 | to do Our utmost, in the measure which depended upon Us,
197 6 | As We said on June 2nd to members of the Sacred College of
198 8 | so many and such precious memories of the life and death of
199 7 | prayers raised to Almighty and Merciful God by the Christians throughout
200 7 | and, at the same time, the moral and physical conditions
201 | most
202 | much
203 1 | 1. Among the multiple preoccupations which beset
204 | must
205 9 | His brethren, how men and nations may live harmoniously together,
206 10 | Given at Castel Gandolfo, near Rome, on the 24th day of
207 8 | sanctuaries. It would also be necessary to assure, with international
208 | neither
209 2 | grievous, there is not only the news which continually reaches
210 1 | which echoed on that fateful night with the Gospel tidings
211 | no
212 7 | the aspirations of so many noble hearts, are ardently inspired
213 | nor
214 5 | the same time, although numerous and urgent appeals are received
215 3 | fulfillment of the duties and obligations of each group of inhabitants.~
216 1 | Supreme Pontificate, Palestine occupies a particular place on account
217 10 | Rome, on the 24th day of October, in the year 1948, the tenth
218 8 | circumstances, seems to offer a better guarantee for the
219 4 | according to the possibilities offered to Us, for the triumph of
220 | one
221 8 | discussed that it would be opportune to give Jerusalem and its
222 | or
223 5 | countries of undertakings organized for the same purpose.~
224 | Ours
225 8 | to give Jerusalem and its outskirts, where are found so many
226 | over
227 8 | Places have for so great a part of the human family, will
228 1 | Pontificate, Palestine occupies a particular place on account of the
229 7 | well-being, to each of the parties at present in conflict.~
230 6 | faithful entrusted to your pastoral care pray, in order that,
231 3 | dignitaries who came to pay homage to Us, We manifested
232 7 | who hold the destinies of peoples the task of making justice
233 1 | preoccupations which beset us in this period of time, so full of decisive
234 6 | not believe that it could permit the devastation of the Holy
235 7 | same time, the moral and physical conditions of life conducive
236 9 | Christians may resume their pilgrimages to the Holy Places, there
237 10 | tenth of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS XII ~
238 1 | Palestine occupies a particular place on account of the war which
239 10 | then, on this hope, as a pledge of heavenly favors and in
240 4 | Us, and according to the possibilities offered to Us, for the triumph
241 5 | We have sought as much as possible to come to the aid of the
242 3 | but have done all in Our power to provide a remedy. Even
243 6 | had constant recourse to prayer, and in Our recent Encyclical
244 8 | are found so many and such precious memories of the life and
245 1 | 1. Among the multiple preoccupations which beset us in this period
246 8 | high quarters in which the problems of peace are discussed that
247 3 | done all in Our power to provide a remedy. Even before the
248 6 | Encyclical Letter, Auspicia Quaedam, We invited you, Venerable
249 8 | the conviction in the high quarters in which the problems of
250 6 | the adequate solution of a question the complexity of which
251 7 | that the fervent prayers raised to Almighty and Merciful
252 2 | the news which continually reaches Us of the destruction and
253 7 | in Palestine a beneficial reality and of creating, with the
254 3 | that peace could only be realized in truth and justice; that
255 5 | numerous and urgent appeals are received daily by the Holy See, We
256 | recent
257 1 | shed His blood to bring redemption and salvation to all mankind,
258 1 | terrorized, while thousands of refugees, homeless and driven, wander
259 10 | 10. With reliance, then, on this hope, as
260 3 | in Our power to provide a remedy. Even before the armed conflict
261 7 | by truth and good, will render less arduous to the men
262 5 | means at Our disposal to Our representatives in Palestine, the Lebanon,
263 3 | justice; that is to say by respecting the rights of acquired traditions,
264 6 | and concord may be happily restored in Palestine. As We said
265 9 | dawn when Christians may resume their pilgrimages to the
266 9 | there to see more clearly revealed, as they contemplate the
267 3 | to say by respecting the rights of acquired traditions,
268 10 | at Castel Gandolfo, near Rome, on the 24th day of October,
269 1 | that neither joyous nor sad events diminish the sorrow
270 6 | restored in Palestine. As We said on June 2nd to members of
271 1 | to bring redemption and salvation to all mankind, the blood
272 8 | for the protection of the sanctuaries. It would also be necessary
273 8 | the life and death of the Savior, an international character
274 3 | and justice; that is to say by respecting the rights
275 1 | from their fatherland in search of shelter and food.~
276 7 | order that may guarantee security of existence and, at the
277 | seems
278 5 | unhappy victims of the war, sending the means at Our disposal
279 6 | destruction of the great sepulcher of Christ.~
280 1 | and which make Us feel so seriously the burden of the Supreme
281 6 | Blessed Virgin, matters may be settled in justice and peace, and
282 1 | which our Lord Jesus Christ shed His blood to bring redemption
283 1 | fatherland in search of shelter and food.~
284 1 | flow; and that beneath the skies which echoed on that fateful
285 4 | conflicts which agitate human society, We did not fail to do Our
286 3 | manifested our lifelong solicitude for peace in Palestine,
287 6 | human means for the adequate solution of a question the complexity
288 9 | God grant that the day may soon dawn when Christians may
289 5 | by the Holy See, We have sought as much as possible to come
290 1 | which is kept alive in Our soul by the thought that, in
291 3 | the armed conflict began, speaking to a delegation of Arab
292 7 | conditions of life conducive to spiritual and material well-being,
293 6 | contemplate indifferently, or in sterile indignation, the spectacle
294 8 | of the human family, will strengthen the conviction in the high
295 6 | over again by troops and stricken by aerial bombardments.
296 3 | field, as well as by the strict fulfillment of the duties
297 | such
298 1 | seriously the burden of the Supreme Pontificate, Palestine occupies
299 10 | flocks, as to all who will take this appeal of Ours to heart,
300 7 | destinies of peoples the task of making justice and peace
301 1 | it. In all truth We can tell you, Venerable Brethren,
302 10 | October, in the year 1948, the tenth of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS
303 1 | unfortunate and the fear of the terrorized, while thousands of refugees,
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305 | them
306 | then
307 | they
308 | those
309 1 | alive in Our soul by the thought that, in the land in which
310 1 | of the terrorized, while thousands of refugees, homeless and
311 1 | fateful night with the Gospel tidings of peace, men continue to
312 10 | of heavenly favors and in token of our affection, gladly
313 6 | kiss with most ardent love) trampled over again by troops and
314 4 | possibilities offered to Us, for the triumph of justice and peace in
315 6 | trampled over again by troops and stricken by aerial bombardments.
316 | under
317 5 | in various countries of undertakings organized for the same purpose.~
318 1 | increase the distress of the unfortunate and the fear of the terrorized,
319 5 | to come to the aid of the unhappy victims of the war, sending
320 | upon
321 5 | time, although numerous and urgent appeals are received daily
322 4 | We did not fail to do Our utmost, in the measure which depended
323 8 | hopes, an indication of the value that the Holy Places have
324 5 | formation among Catholics in various countries of undertakings
325 5 | to the aid of the unhappy victims of the war, sending the
326 3 | condemning any recourse to violence, We declared that peace
327 6 | auspices of the Blessed Virgin, matters may be settled
328 1 | refugees, homeless and driven, wander from their fatherland in
329 | well
330 7 | to spiritual and material well-being, to each of the parties
331 | where
332 | while
333 3 | worse to come, We have not withdrawn into Our sorrow, but have
334 | within
335 | without
336 3 | evils and the forecast of worse to come, We have not withdrawn
337 8 | Palestine, and the freedom of worship and the respect of customs
338 10 | of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS XII ~
339 10 | 24th day of October, in the year 1948, the tenth of Our Pontificate. ~