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1 1 | 1. That admirable prodigy
2 11 | 11. And We further desire that
3 12 | 12. Nor should there be omitted
4 13 | 13. We do not doubt, Venerable
5 14 | day of December, the year 1950, the twelfth of Our Pontificate. ~
6 3 | 3. Who is there who is not
7 4 | 4. We who raise our mind above
8 6 | 6. There is nothing which
9 7 | 7. If these precepts were
10 8 | 8. This is indeed a difficult
11 9 | 9. Wherefore We strongly urge
12 9 | it were, to offset that abominable strife which threatens the
13 2 | 2. Is it not abundantly clear that bloody conflicts
14 14 | forth suppliant prayers in accordance with our intentions, a source
15 2 | most outstanding artistic achievements. ~
16 5 | efforts are incapable of achieving such result. It is necessary
17 3 | still further ruins may be added? Who is there, in fine,
18 3 | the thought of possible addition of other cemeteries to the
19 1 | 1. That admirable prodigy of fraternal concord
20 4 | peace of all and to daily advance their prosperity, We, Venerable
21 3 | difficulties which so greatly affect almost all peoples, and
22 4 | We who cherish fatherly affection for the people of all nations
23 2 | innocent children, women, the aged and infirm, and likewise
24 3 | the poorer classes, being aggravated still more by the further
25 5 | covetousness and greed, to allay hatreds, to really put into
26 | alone
27 | already
28 11 | above His sacred crib by angelic choirs to men of good will (
29 4 | exhorting all to put aside animosities, to compose differences
30 1 | hear that warning, as with anxious mind We behold peoples engaged
31 14 | 14. Meanwhile, may the apostolic blessing which, lovingly
32 1 | discord nor hatred, but ardently desire peace, unity of minds
33 11 | with the same spiritual ardor for this cause prayers be
34 2 | oftentimes strike not merely armies but also civilians and even
35 9 | Venerable Brethren, to arrange for public supplications
36 2 | buildings and most outstanding artistic achievements. ~
37 4 | and exhorting all to put aside animosities, to compose
38 12 | fortune which they have been awaiting with such burning desire
39 10 | 10. You are undoubtedly aware that We shall celebrate
40 12 | or are driven forth and banished from their homes, and those
41 | because
42 | become
43 | been
44 | beginning
45 1 | as with anxious mind We behold peoples engaged in a fearful
46 4 | true peace which, as it behooves, will publicly and sincerely
47 3 | those of the poorer classes, being aggravated still more by
48 13 | certain that all our dearly beloved children in Christ throughout
49 14 | a pledge of our paternal benevolence be to each and all of you,
50 11 | Birth of Jesus Christ, to beseech the Divine Infant that the
51 | beyond
52 11 | the solemn feast of the Birth of Jesus Christ, to beseech
53 14 | Meanwhile, may the apostolic blessing which, lovingly in the Lord,
54 2 | not abundantly clear that bloody conflicts bring in their
55 4 | Brethren, whenever We see the brightness of the heavens overcast
56 8 | And if necessary it can brook no delay, but should be
57 6 | precepts teach us that men, as brothers, form one family whose Father
58 2 | infirm, and likewise sacred buildings and most outstanding artistic
59 12 | been awaiting with such burning desire and ardent longing. ~
60 | cannot
61 8 | difficult and beyond human capacity, then we must have recourse
62 12 | wretchedness or still languish in captivity, may receive heavenly consolations
63 13 | with your usual pastoral care and diligence you will communicate
64 12 | Blessed Mother that the Catholic religion, which is the most
65 11 | spiritual ardor for this cause prayers be repeatedly offered
66 10 | undoubtedly aware that We shall celebrate the Eucharistic sacrifice
67 3 | possible addition of other cemeteries to the innumerable graveyards
68 8 | Father, as down through the centuries in times of crisis our forefathers
69 5 | wealth, to foster mutual charity and to stir up virtue in
70 4 | of human desires, We who cherish fatherly affection for the
71 11 | His sacred crib by angelic choirs to men of good will (Luke
72 12 | of the rights of the Holy Church are confined to prison,
73 3 | crumbling walls of so many cities and towns still further
74 7 | strife or suppression of civil or religious liberty would
75 2 | not merely armies but also civilians and even innocent children,
76 12 | foundation of human society and civilized culture, may enjoy due liberty
77 3 | particular those of the poorer classes, being aggravated still
78 2 | 2. Is it not abundantly clear that bloody conflicts bring
79 13 | paternal exhortation, to your clergy and faithful in the way
80 4 | heavens overcast with lowering clouds and new dangers of wars
81 13 | care and diligence you will communicate this, our paternal exhortation,
82 10 | voice by means of radio communication may be heard by all. We
83 4 | put aside animosities, to compose differences and to introduce
84 10 | feast of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
85 3 | wealth which is a necessary concomitant of war. ~
86 6 | There is nothing which can conduce more effectively and contribute
87 12 | rights of the Holy Church are confined to prison, or are driven
88 2 | abundantly clear that bloody conflicts bring in their wake untold
89 12 | captivity, may receive heavenly consolations and be granted at length
90 1 | provided seems to us to contain as it were a warning voice,
91 6 | conduce more effectively and contribute more to the attainment of
92 13 | will gladly and willingly correspond to this present invitation. ~
93 1 | devout pilgrims during the course of the Holy Year have provided
94 5 | hearts of men, to repress covetousness and greed, to allay hatreds,
95 2 | genius which indeed was created for other purposes - that
96 11 | proclaimed above His sacred crib by angelic choirs to men
97 8 | the centuries in times of crisis our forefathers have done
98 3 | likewise, that to the still crumbling walls of so many cities
99 12 | human society and civilized culture, may enjoy due liberty in
100 11 | the novena of supplication customarily held in preparation for
101 14 | St. Peter's on the sixth day of December, the year 1950,
102 5 | into practice the norms and dealings of justice, to bring about
103 13 | feel certain that all our dearly beloved children in Christ
104 14 | Peter's on the sixth day of December, the year 1950, the twelfth
105 13 | faithful in the way you deem most suitable; and We likewise
106 12 | because of their courageous defense of the rights of the Holy
107 8 | necessary it can brook no delay, but should be put into
108 4 | above the flood of human desires, We who cherish fatherly
109 1 | nation, flocking to Rome as devout pilgrims during the course
110 3 | the prospect of economic difficulties which so greatly affect
111 13 | usual pastoral care and diligence you will communicate this,
112 1 | do not wish for war nor discord nor hatred, but ardently
113 5 | to bring about a better distribution of wealth, to foster mutual
114 7 | religious liberty would disturb public and private life,
115 | does
116 | done
117 | down
118 12 | confined to prison, or are driven forth and banished from
119 12 | civilized culture, may enjoy due liberty in all nations and
120 7 | precepts were really and duly put into effect, then without
121 | each
122 12 | should there be omitted earnest prayers of supplication
123 3 | tremble at the prospect of economic difficulties which so greatly
124 6 | nothing which can conduce more effectively and contribute more to the
125 5 | we well know that human efforts are incapable of achieving
126 1 | anxious mind We behold peoples engaged in a fearful preparation
127 12 | and civilized culture, may enjoy due liberty in all nations
128 2 | terrible are the mechanical equipment and instruments of modern
129 10 | all differences justly and equitably settled, the light of real
130 1 | a better and more happy era for all. It is our ardent
131 11 | world and become firmly established everywhere. ~
132 10 | that We shall celebrate the Eucharistic sacrifice at the hour of
133 | even
134 1 | voice, a solemn testimony to everybody that the peoples of the
135 | everywhere
136 9 | Wherefore We strongly urge and exhort you, Venerable Brethren,
137 13 | communicate this, our paternal exhortation, to your clergy and faithful
138 4 | help raising our voice and exhorting all to put aside animosities,
139 12 | homes, and those also who, exiled from their fatherlands,
140 12 | also who, exiled from their fatherlands, wander about in wretchedness
141 4 | desires, We who cherish fatherly affection for the people
142 1 | behold peoples engaged in a fearful preparation for war while
143 13 | suitable; and We likewise feel certain that all our dearly
144 14 | Venerable Brethren, to all your fellow citizens, and to those in
145 3 | added? Who is there, in fine, who does not tremble at
146 11 | throughout the world and become firmly established everywhere. ~
147 | first
148 1 | from almost every nation, flocking to Rome as devout pilgrims
149 9 | supplications and to invite your flocks to implore peace and concord
150 4 | raise our mind above the flood of human desires, We who
151 8 | centuries in times of crisis our forefathers have done with happy and
152 6 | us that men, as brothers, form one family whose Father
153 12 | granted at length that good fortune which they have been awaiting
154 5 | distribution of wealth, to foster mutual charity and to stir
155 12 | which is the most secure foundation of human society and civilized
156 7 | but a peaceful stability, founded on right order and justice,
157 1 | That admirable prodigy of fraternal concord which the numberless
158 1 | certain places a horrible fury of slaughter is already
159 10 | settled, the light of real and genuine peace may radiate to all
160 14 | source of heavenly graces. ~Given at Rome from St. Peter's
161 13 | throughout the world will gladly and willingly correspond
162 6 | Redeemer and by His heavenly grace the nourisher, and whose
163 14 | intentions, a source of heavenly graces. ~Given at Rome from St.
164 12 | heavenly consolations and be granted at length that good fortune
165 3 | cemeteries to the innumerable graveyards of the recent war; likewise,
166 6 | to the attainment of this great objective than the Christian
167 3 | economic difficulties which so greatly affect almost all peoples,
168 5 | repress covetousness and greed, to allay hatreds, to really
169 7 | the attainment of a daily growing measure of prosperity. ~
170 1 | slaughter is already reaping its harvest of courageous, youthful
171 1 | for war nor discord nor hatred, but ardently desire peace,
172 1 | that all should at last hear that warning, as with anxious
173 10 | radio communication may be heard by all. We wish, moreover,
174 5 | first of all to renew the hearts of men, to repress covetousness
175 6 | whose lasting homeland is Heaven. ~
176 4 | see the brightness of the heavens overcast with lowering clouds
177 11 | supplication customarily held in preparation for the solemn
178 4 | threaten mankind, We cannot help raising our voice and exhorting
179 6 | nourisher, and whose lasting homeland is Heaven. ~
180 12 | and banished from their homes, and those also who, exiled
181 1 | while in certain places a horrible fury of slaughter is already
182 10 | Eucharistic sacrifice at the hour of midnight that marks the
183 10 | beginning of the feast of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed
184 14 | lovingly in the Lord, We impart as a pledge of our paternal
185 9 | to invite your flocks to implore peace and concord for peoples;
186 5 | know that human efforts are incapable of achieving such result.
187 4 | religion and peoples and of individual citizens. ~
188 11 | Christ, to beseech the Divine Infant that the peace proclaimed
189 2 | children, women, the aged and infirm, and likewise sacred buildings
190 2 | also civilians and even innocent children, women, the aged
191 3 | other cemeteries to the innumerable graveyards of the recent
192 2 | purposes - that they must inspire any thinking person with
193 2 | mechanical equipment and instruments of modern warfare invented
194 4 | races and desire to preserve intact the peace of all and to
195 14 | prayers in accordance with our intentions, a source of heavenly graces. ~
196 10 | Father of Mercies through the intercession of the most powerful patronage
197 4 | compose differences and to introduce that true peace which, as
198 2 | instruments of modern warfare invented by the genius of man - genius
199 13 | correspond to this present invitation. ~
200 9 | public supplications and to invite your flocks to implore peace
201 10 | of Jesus Christ, should invoke from the Father of Mercies
202 10 | rest and all differences justly and equitably settled, the
203 2 | slaughter and misery of every kind? So terrible are the mechanical
204 5 | 5. Nevertheless we well know that human efforts are incapable
205 12 | in wretchedness or still languish in captivity, may receive
206 6 | the nourisher, and whose lasting homeland is Heaven. ~
207 12 | consolations and be granted at length that good fortune which
208 7 | disturb public and private life, but a peaceful stability,
209 10 | and equitably settled, the light of real and genuine peace
210 1 | of courageous, youthful lives. ~
211 10 | of Original Sin, that at long last, with hatreds put to
212 12 | burning desire and ardent longing. ~
213 14 | blessing which, lovingly in the Lord, We impart as a pledge of
214 3 | still more by the further loss of wealth which is a necessary
215 1 | minds and that Christian love which alone can be the source
216 14 | apostolic blessing which, lovingly in the Lord, We impart as
217 4 | the heavens overcast with lowering clouds and new dangers of
218 11 | choirs to men of good will (Luke 2, 14) may shine forth throughout
219 2 | invented by the genius of man - genius which indeed was
220 4 | dangers of wars threaten mankind, We cannot help raising
221 10 | the hour of midnight that marks the beginning of the feast
222 10 | Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and that our suppliant
223 12 | persecution for justice' sake" (Matt. 5, 10), those who because
224 10 | that our suppliant voice by means of radio communication may
225 | Meanwhile
226 7 | attainment of a daily growing measure of prosperity. ~
227 2 | kind? So terrible are the mechanical equipment and instruments
228 10 | invoke from the Father of Mercies through the intercession
229 2 | they oftentimes strike not merely armies but also civilians
230 10 | sacrifice at the hour of midnight that marks the beginning
231 2 | untold ruins, slaughter and misery of every kind? So terrible
232 2 | equipment and instruments of modern warfare invented by the
233 | moreover
234 1 | concord which the numberless multitudes of the faithful, from almost
235 5 | distribution of wealth, to foster mutual charity and to stir up virtue
236 1 | faithful, from almost every nation, flocking to Rome as devout
237 | Nevertheless
238 4 | with lowering clouds and new dangers of wars threaten
239 12 | prayers of supplication to the new-born Redeemer through His Blessed
240 10 | especially on that holy night all the faithful, united
241 5 | really put into practice the norms and dealings of justice,
242 | nothing
243 6 | by His heavenly grace the nourisher, and whose lasting homeland
244 11 | repeatedly offered during the novena of supplication customarily
245 1 | fraternal concord which the numberless multitudes of the faithful,
246 6 | attainment of this great objective than the Christian religion;
247 11 | cause prayers be repeatedly offered during the novena of supplication
248 9 | struggle, as it were, to offset that abominable strife which
249 2 | horror, especially as they oftentimes strike not merely armies
250 12 | 12. Nor should there be omitted earnest prayers of supplication
251 | one
252 7 | and souls of men and would open up a safe path to the attainment
253 7 | stability, founded on right order and justice, would possess
254 10 | preserved from every stain of Original Sin, that at long last,
255 2 | sacred buildings and most outstanding artistic achievements. ~
256 4 | brightness of the heavens overcast with lowering clouds and
257 13 | Brethren, that with your usual pastoral care and diligence you will
258 7 | and would open up a safe path to the attainment of a daily
259 7 | and private life, but a peaceful stability, founded on right
260 4 | fatherly affection for the people of all nations and races
261 12 | and that those "who suffer persecution for justice' sake" (Matt.
262 2 | must inspire any thinking person with profound horror, especially
263 14 | Given at Rome from St. Peter's on the sixth day of December,
264 1 | flocking to Rome as devout pilgrims during the course of the
265 14 | twelfth of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS XII ~
266 1 | for war while in certain places a horrible fury of slaughter
267 14 | the Lord, We impart as a pledge of our paternal benevolence
268 14 | 1950, the twelfth of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS XII ~
269 3 | particular those of the poorer classes, being aggravated
270 7 | order and justice, would possess the minds and souls of men
271 14 | those in particular who pour forth suppliant prayers
272 10 | intercession of the most powerful patronage of the Virgin
273 5 | hatreds, to really put into practice the norms and dealings of
274 8 | we must have recourse in prayer and supplication to the
275 13 | willingly correspond to this present invitation. ~
276 4 | and races and desire to preserve intact the peace of all
277 10 | the Virgin Mother of God, preserved from every stain of Original
278 12 | Holy Church are confined to prison, or are driven forth and
279 7 | would disturb public and private life, but a peaceful stability,
280 11 | Divine Infant that the peace proclaimed above His sacred crib by
281 1 | 1. That admirable prodigy of fraternal concord which
282 2 | any thinking person with profound horror, especially as they
283 3 | does not tremble at the prospect of economic difficulties
284 1 | course of the Holy Year have provided seems to us to contain as
285 4 | which, as it behooves, will publicly and sincerely recognize
286 2 | indeed was created for other purposes - that they must inspire
287 4 | people of all nations and races and desire to preserve intact
288 10 | real and genuine peace may radiate to all nations and peoples. ~
289 10 | suppliant voice by means of radio communication may be heard
290 4 | 4. We who raise our mind above the flood
291 4 | mankind, We cannot help raising our voice and exhorting
292 10 | equitably settled, the light of real and genuine peace may radiate
293 1 | of slaughter is already reaping its harvest of courageous,
294 12 | languish in captivity, may receive heavenly consolations and
295 | recent
296 4 | will publicly and sincerely recognize and safeguard the rights
297 8 | capacity, then we must have recourse in prayer and supplication
298 7 | suppression of civil or religious liberty would disturb public
299 5 | necessary first of all to renew the hearts of men, to repress
300 11 | for this cause prayers be repeatedly offered during the novena
301 5 | renew the hearts of men, to repress covetousness and greed,
302 10 | last, with hatreds put to rest and all differences justly
303 5 | incapable of achieving such result. It is necessary first of
304 8 | with happy and salutary results. ~
305 7 | peaceful stability, founded on right order and justice, would
306 | s
307 10 | celebrate the Eucharistic sacrifice at the hour of midnight
308 7 | men and would open up a safe path to the attainment of
309 4 | sincerely recognize and safeguard the rights of religion and
310 12 | persecution for justice' sake" (Matt. 5, 10), those who
311 8 | have done with happy and salutary results. ~
312 | same
313 12 | religion, which is the most secure foundation of human society
314 7 | without any doubt no wars, sedition, strife or suppression of
315 4 | Venerable Brethren, whenever We see the brightness of the heavens
316 | seems
317 10 | differences justly and equitably settled, the light of real and genuine
318 | shall
319 11 | good will (Luke 2, 14) may shine forth throughout the world
320 10 | every stain of Original Sin, that at long last, with
321 4 | behooves, will publicly and sincerely recognize and safeguard
322 14 | from St. Peter's on the sixth day of December, the year
323 12 | secure foundation of human society and civilized culture, may
324 8 | should be put into effect as soon as possible. If it is difficult
325 7 | would possess the minds and souls of men and would open up
326 11 | desire that with the same spiritual ardor for this cause prayers
327 14 | graces. ~Given at Rome from St. Peter's on the sixth day
328 7 | private life, but a peaceful stability, founded on right order
329 10 | God, preserved from every stain of Original Sin, that at
330 5 | foster mutual charity and to stir up virtue in all. ~
331 3 | Who is there who is not stricken with horror at the thought
332 2 | especially as they oftentimes strike not merely armies but also
333 9 | 9. Wherefore We strongly urge and exhort you, Venerable
334 9 | religion there may be a sacred struggle, as it were, to offset that
335 12 | nations and that those "who suffer persecution for justice'
336 13 | in the way you deem most suitable; and We likewise feel certain
337 9 | Brethren, to arrange for public supplications and to invite your flocks
338 7 | wars, sedition, strife or suppression of civil or religious liberty
339 8 | difficult but necessary task. And if necessary it can
340 6 | for its divine precepts teach us that men, as brothers,
341 2 | misery of every kind? So terrible are the mechanical equipment
342 1 | warning voice, a solemn testimony to everybody that the peoples
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344 | than
345 | these
346 2 | that they must inspire any thinking person with profound horror,
347 3 | stricken with horror at the thought of possible addition of
348 4 | and new dangers of wars threaten mankind, We cannot help
349 9 | abominable strife which threatens the whole human family with
350 8 | through the centuries in times of crisis our forefathers
351 3 | walls of so many cities and towns still further ruins may
352 3 | there, in fine, who does not tremble at the prospect of economic
353 4 | differences and to introduce that true peace which, as it behooves,
354 14 | December, the year 1950, the twelfth of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS
355 | under
356 10 | 10. You are undoubtedly aware that We shall celebrate
357 10 | night all the faithful, united with the Vicar of Jesus
358 1 | but ardently desire peace, unity of minds and that Christian
359 2 | conflicts bring in their wake untold ruins, slaughter and misery
360 9 | 9. Wherefore We strongly urge and exhort you, Venerable
361 13 | Brethren, that with your usual pastoral care and diligence
362 10 | faithful, united with the Vicar of Jesus Christ, should
363 5 | mutual charity and to stir up virtue in all. ~
364 2 | conflicts bring in their wake untold ruins, slaughter
365 3 | that to the still crumbling walls of so many cities and towns
366 12 | from their fatherlands, wander about in wretchedness or
367 2 | and instruments of modern warfare invented by the genius of
368 | was
369 13 | clergy and faithful in the way you deem most suitable;
370 | well
371 | whenever
372 9 | 9. Wherefore We strongly urge and exhort
373 | while
374 | whole
375 13 | the world will gladly and willingly correspond to this present
376 | without
377 2 | even innocent children, women, the aged and infirm, and
378 12 | fatherlands, wander about in wretchedness or still languish in captivity,
379 14 | of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS XII ~
380 1 | its harvest of courageous, youthful lives. ~