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 1 1 |   glorious and shining example of Christian fortitude.~
 2 4 |        adornment of his soul with Christian virtues.~
 3 5 |        education and formation in Christian morality. He was later sent
 4 6 |          to acquire the virtue of Christian humility by contempt of
 5 7 |         he might be able to reach Christian perfection, for as St. Bernard
 6 9 | diligently taught the elements of Christian doctrine, and encouraged
 7 15|           for the preservation of Christian teaching in all its integrity.~
 8 22|        there are places where the Christian faith either languishes
 9 23|        and entirely eradicate the Christian faith from the souls of
10 25|         many rashly contend, that Christian teaching is an obstacle
11 27|          that life in the mold of Christian virtue.~
12 29|      haters of God and enemies of Christian teaching attack Jesus Christ
13 29|         mindful of the maxim that Christian virtue must do and suffer
14 30|           a greater perfection of Christian life. For not only by shedding
15 32|       earnestly to live up to the Christian moral code. They should
16 34|         Act boldly, but with that Christian promptness of soul which
17 37|        Brothers, and to the whole Christian people, Our Apostolic Blessing.~