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1 11 | 11. But at this tragic moment 2 12 | 12. How, then, can We desist, 3 13 | 13. Let us use all the means 4 15 | 15. This was Our purpose, Venerable 5 16 | Jesus Christ, in the year 1946, the seventh of Our Pontificate. ~ 6 2 | 2. As you know, Venerable 7 5 | you did it for me" (Matt. 25, 40). ~ 8 8 | Serm. XXXVII C. 3, ML 54, 258 C). ~ 9 5 | did it for me" (Matt. 25, 40). ~ 10 5 | 5. This is a problem, of course, 11 8 | Serm. XXXVII C. 3, ML 54, 258 C). ~ 12 6 | 6. Let all remember and reflect 13 16 | St. Peter's, Rome, on the 6th day of January, Feast of 14 7 | 7. We firmly trust that, as 15 9 | 9. In the light of such words 16 4 | the succor of needy and abandoned children. ~ 17 2 | liberality We have been able to alleviate somewhat the 18 | above 19 6 | repay his generosity with abundant interest. ~ 20 10 | 10. Accordingly, there are numberless institutions 21 1 | possible comfort for the accumulated miseries that weigh on not 22 2 | plans for the future, their achievements. ~ 23 2 | undertaken to help or are already actively at work. To these, worthy 24 2 | pray God to bless their activities, their plans for the future, 25 10 | prudent, alert, devoted activity is making a magnificent 26 13 | nakedness they may have adequate relief from the Divine charity 27 10 | women are laboring with admirable zeal and effect, and their 28 4 | through your priests you will admonish the faithful of this urgent 29 | after 30 | against 31 1 | too long and to secure an agreement guaranteeing justice, equity 32 7 | their prayers and material aid. (Cf. I Cor. 16,1) so now, 33 11 | to warm and clothe them. Ailing, or even in the last stages 34 10 | effect, and their prudent, alert, devoted activity is making 35 13 | Christ, which should be most alive, eager and strong among 36 2 | liberality We have been able to alleviate somewhat the need of these 37 5 | bound to heed those words: "Amen I say to you, as long as 38 4 | offered to appease God's anger and on which through your 39 7 | all will be inspired and animated by the same charity and 40 15 | will meet with a ready answer from all and with generous 41 | any 42 8 | around Him, said to the Apostles who rebuked their mothers: " 43 12 | how can We desist from appealing again and again to you all 44 5 | their hearts respond to the appeals of nature and religion. 45 4 | prayers will be offered to appease God's anger and on which 46 | around 47 11 | hold out their little hands asking for bread "and there is 48 4 | each of your dioceses you assign a day on which public prayers 49 8 | this as an official mission assigned in a very special way to 50 8 | childhood which He had first assumed in mind and body. Christ 51 13 | prey, may give way to the attraction of a virtuous life; that 52 6 | mind and body if we are to avoid a race infected with sickness 53 8 | morality, to which He leads back the old age of men. Those 54 9 | seem to portray the radiant beauty of Heaven. Her first care 55 10 | Church and State. This is being done not only in civilized 56 5 | nature and religion. But it belongs, in a special sense, to 57 16 | We impart the Apostolic Benediction to you all, Venerable Brethren, 58 16 | and a sign of Our special benevolence with all affection in the 59 13 | virtuous life; that their blank idleness and gloomy sloth 60 2 | tribute and pray God to bless their activities, their 61 9 | shelter and clothing for their bodies, she does not ignore or 62 5 | Divine Child and who are bound to heed those words: "Amen 63 11 | little hands asking for bread "and there is no one to 64 11 | and there is no one to break it unto them" (Lam. 4, 4). 65 9 | born, so to speak, from the breath of God - seem to portray 66 5 | these poor destitute little brothers the image of the Divine 67 11 | which, perhaps, seemed capable of dealing with normal needs 68 7 | you know, fervent prayer carries with it a mystic power that 69 14 | only to the increase of the Catholic Religion and of Christian 70 1 | way now that fighting has ceased, but peace has not yet been 71 11 | normal needs of this kind are certainly inadequate. For, Venerable 72 7 | prayers and material aid. (Cf. I Cor. 16,1) so now, too, 73 14 | 14. Such a change will contribute most effectively 74 11 | high, these providential charitable enterprises, which, perhaps, 75 13 | may give way to honest and cheerful employment; that for their 76 5 | the image of the Divine Child and who are bound to heed 77 5 | in a special sense, to Christians who should see stamped on 78 11 | vagrants uncertainly about the cities, the towns, the countryside, 79 11 | wandering through the noisy city street, reduced to unemployment 80 14 | human family at large and of civil society. For, as all know, 81 11 | fathers or mothers to warm and clothe them. Ailing, or even in 82 1 | the want not only of food, clothes and shelter but also of 83 15 | generous contributions and collaboration. ~ 84 12 | you all individually and collectively and to all throughout the 85 1 | many ills and all possible comfort for the accumulated miseries 86 16 | Brethren, to the flocks committed to your care, and especially 87 15 | about so grave a question, committing to you the task of communicating 88 14 | mass of delinquents in the common jails if greater and more 89 15 | committing to you the task of communicating Our paternal exhortation 90 12 | and relieve their piteous condition. ~ 91 1 | bring to a speedy end a conflict which had lasted all too 92 10 | many Religious Orders and congregations of men and women are laboring 93 15 | exhortation in the way you consider most suitable to your flocks. 94 6 | nakedness of these children will constitute a grave and severe indictment 95 11 | even in the last stages of consumption, they are without the necessary 96 8 | And as she did this and continues to do it, she undoubtedly 97 7 | faithful throughout the world contributed their prayers and material 98 10 | is making a magnificent contribution to the progress of Church 99 15 | from all and with generous contributions and collaboration. ~ 100 6 | All, finally, should be convinced that their liberality will 101 13 | devised which may, through the cooperation of all provide an effective 102 7 | and material aid. (Cf. I Cor. 16,1) so now, too, all 103 11 | to unemployment and moral corruption, or drifting as vagrants 104 | could 105 1 | nations. But of the almost countless ills born of the dire struggle 106 11 | the cities, the towns, the countryside, while no one - alas - provides 107 5 | 5. This is a problem, of course, which touches all citizens, 108 11 | them against want, vice and crime. ~ 109 11 | perhaps, seemed capable of dealing with normal needs of this 110 11 | children weakened or at death's door through starvation. 111 14 | prevent especially juvenile delinquency. And if everywhere there 112 14 | would not be such a mass of delinquents in the common jails if greater 113 13 | vice, which hold so many derelict children as an easy prey, 114 1 | Often, too, in their utter dereliction they feel the want not only 115 5 | see stamped on these poor destitute little brothers the image 116 10 | from the slavery of the devil and of wicked men, procuring 117 13 | recommends. Let new methods be devised which may, through the cooperation 118 10 | and their prudent, alert, devoted activity is making a magnificent 119 11 | shiver in the winter cold and die. And there are no fathers 120 9 | you see with what love, diligence and care the Church looks 121 8 | Church has exercised the most diligent care of the young and has 122 4 | therefore, that in each of your dioceses you assign a day on which 123 1 | countless ills born of the dire struggle none so hurts or 124 4 | offerings every movement that is directing its forces fully and effectively 125 8 | childhood towards which He directs morality, to which He leads 126 1 | suffering from cold, hunger and disease. Often, too, in their utter 127 | does 128 11 | children weakened or at death's door through starvation. They 129 | down 130 11 | and moral corruption, or drifting as vagrants uncertainly 131 2 | praise as they are, We pay due tribute and pray God to 132 3 | task, We have deemed it Our duty to turn to you and paternally 133 | each 134 13 | which should be most alive, eager and strong among His followers 135 3 | undone that may contribute to ease their lot and bring relief. ~ 136 14 | industrious youth, it would be easier to find citizens remarkable 137 13 | derelict children as an easy prey, may give way to the 138 10 | institutions and organizations to educate the young, form them to 139 10 | and satisfy their needs in education as they grow in mind and 140 10 | with admirable zeal and effect, and their prudent, alert, 141 13 | cooperation of all provide an effective remedy for present ills 142 13 | way to honest and cheerful employment; that for their hunger, 143 15 | in writing to you this Encyclical about so grave a question, 144 | end 145 11 | providential charitable enterprises, which, perhaps, seemed 146 3 | since help of this kind is entirely inadequate to the immense 147 16 | of January, Feast of the Epiphany of Our Lord Jesus Christ, 148 1 | agreement guaranteeing justice, equity and right. The same way 149 1 | millions of whom it is estimated are in many countries without 150 | even 151 | everywhere 152 8 | He inspires to follow His example" (Serm. XXXVII C. 3, ML 153 10 | countries, with large and excellent results, but also among 154 8 | every age the Church has exercised the most diligent care of 155 9 | of her Founder. While she exercises all possible care to see 156 4 | of this urgent need and exhort them to support by their 157 2 | gladly take this occasion to express Our sincerest gratitude 158 3 | you to take to heart the extremely grave plight of these needy 159 11 | seem to see with Our own eyes the vast hosts of children 160 14 | to the good of the human family at large and of civil society. 161 6 | of them before God, the Father of mercies, if they harden 162 11 | and die. And there are no fathers or mothers to warm and clothe 163 13 | and for those which are feared in the future. Thus, may 164 16 | the 6th day of January, Feast of the Epiphany of Our Lord 165 1 | their utter dereliction they feel the want not only of food, 166 | few 167 10 | body. In this important field, as you know, many Religious 168 1 | right. The same way now that fighting has ceased, but peace has 169 6 | contribute generously. All, finally, should be convinced that 170 14 | youth, it would be easier to find citizens remarkable for 171 8 | kingdom above He inspires to follow His example" (Serm. XXXVII 172 13 | eager and strong among His followers at a time like this. ~ 173 8 | undoubtedly was following in the footsteps and obeying the injunctions 174 4 | movement that is directing its forces fully and effectively for 175 10 | organizations to educate the young, form them to solid virtue, and 176 14 | remarkable for their probity, fortitude and other mental and physical 177 10 | procuring for them the freedom of the children of God, 178 12 | mercy and piety, so that the full force of Christian charity - 179 4 | is directing its forces fully and effectively for the 180 6 | liberality will not be loss but gain, for we can safely say that 181 8 | Divine Founder, Who, gently gathering the children around Him, 182 11 | passing before Our sorrowful gaze, wandering through the noisy 183 6 | will be pillars of the next generation and that it is essential 184 6 | own time, will repay his generosity with abundant interest. ~ 185 6 | hearts and do not contribute generously. All, finally, should be 186 8 | her Divine Founder, Who, gently gathering the children around 187 16 | serve it in the future. ~Given at St. Peter's, Rome, on 188 6 | safely say that one who gives from his means to the poor 189 2 | solve this problem. And We gladly take this occasion to express 190 13 | their blank idleness and gloomy sloth may give way to honest 191 16 | as a pledge of heavenly graces and a sign of Our special 192 2 | to express Our sincerest gratitude to those through whose liberality 193 8 | immortal memory, Leo the Great, very well says, "loves 194 14 | delinquents in the common jails if greater and more suitable measures 195 14 | And if everywhere there grew up a healthy, honest and 196 1 | and to secure an agreement guaranteeing justice, equity and right. 197 6 | what they can with open hand and willing heart. Those 198 11 | They hold out their little hands asking for bread "and there 199 6 | Father of mercies, if they harden their hearts and do not 200 16 | this hope, as a pledge of heavenly graces and a sign of Our 201 5 | Child and who are bound to heed those words: "Amen I say 202 6 | and vice. Nobody should hesitate, then, to contribute time 203 11 | spiritual ruins are piled high, these providential charitable 204 | Him 205 8 | children come to me, and do not hinder them, for of such is the 206 11 | at this tragic moment of history, when - alas - material 207 10 | Pontifical Society of the Holy Childhood, rescues so many 208 11 | them" (Lam. 4, 4). Without home, without clothing, they 209 16 | 16. Inspired by this hope, as a pledge of heavenly 210 1 | as that which involves a host of innocent children, millions 211 11 | with Our own eyes the vast hosts of children weakened or 212 14 | also to the good of the human family at large and of civil 213 8 | childhood, the school of humility, the norm of innocence, 214 1 | the dire struggle none so hurts or so wounds Our paternal 215 13 | virtuous life; that their blank idleness and gloomy sloth may give 216 9 | their bodies, she does not ignore or neglect their souls which - 217 7 | light and Divine impulses to illumine men's minds and incline 218 5 | destitute little brothers the image of the Divine Child and 219 3 | entirely inadequate to the immense task, We have deemed it 220 8 | Christ, as Our predecessor of immortal memory, Leo the Great, very 221 16 | affection in the Lord, We impart the Apostolic Benediction 222 10 | in mind and body. In this important field, as you know, many 223 7 | supernatural light and Divine impulses to illumine men's minds 224 7 | illumine men's minds and incline their wills to good, to 225 14 | effectively not only to the increase of the Catholic Religion 226 6 | constitute a grave and severe indictment of them before God, the 227 6 | reflect and remember that the indigence, hunger and nakedness of 228 14 | up a healthy, honest and industrious youth, it would be easier 229 6 | if we are to avoid a race infected with sickness and vice. 230 8 | footsteps and obeying the injunctions of her Divine Founder, Who, 231 1 | which involves a host of innocent children, millions of whom 232 13 | that with God's help and inspiration the snares of vice, which 233 8 | eternal kingdom above He inspires to follow His example" ( 234 10 | Accordingly, there are numberless institutions and organizations to educate 235 12 | those children of Ours so intensely in the heart of Jesus Christ ( 236 6 | generosity with abundant interest. ~ 237 1 | paternal heart as that which involves a host of innocent children, 238 | its 239 14 | delinquents in the common jails if greater and more suitable 240 16 | Rome, on the 6th day of January, Feast of the Epiphany of 241 7 | Christian population of Jerusalem was subjected to poverty 242 1 | an agreement guaranteeing justice, equity and right. The same 243 14 | taken to prevent especially juvenile delinquency. And if everywhere 244 10 | congregations of men and women are laboring with admirable zeal and 245 11 | to break it unto them" (Lam. 4, 4). Without home, without 246 | last 247 1 | end a conflict which had lasted all too long and to secure 248 9 | and children following the lead of her Founder. While she 249 8 | directs morality, to which He leads back the old age of men. 250 | least 251 6 | his means to the poor is lending to God Who, in His own time, 252 8 | predecessor of immortal memory, Leo the Great, very well says, " 253 | less 254 6 | willing heart. Those who live in luxury should reflect 255 9 | diligence and care the Church looks after infants and children 256 6 | their liberality will not be loss but gain, for we can safely 257 3 | contribute to ease their lot and bring relief. ~ 258 6 | heart. Those who live in luxury should reflect and remember 259 10 | devoted activity is making a magnificent contribution to the progress 260 10 | alert, devoted activity is making a magnificent contribution 261 8 | is the kingdom of God" (Mark 10, 14). For Christ, as 262 14 | there would not be such a mass of delinquents in the common 263 5 | brethren, you did it for me" (Matt. 25, 40). ~ 264 14 | greater and more suitable measures were taken to prevent especially 265 11 | necessary medicines and medical care. We see them, too, 266 11 | are without the necessary medicines and medical care. We see 267 8 | innocence, the model of meekness. Christ loves childhood 268 15 | exhortation and appeal, will meet with a ready answer from 269 8 | predecessor of immortal memory, Leo the Great, very well 270 14 | probity, fortitude and other mental and physical qualities. ~ 271 6 | before God, the Father of mercies, if they harden their hearts 272 7 | fervent prayer to our most merciful Redeemer. For, as you know, 273 12 | inspired with a sense of mercy and piety, so that the full 274 13 | offers or recommends. Let new methods be devised which may, through 275 12 | Christian charity - and it is a mighty force - may be pooled by 276 1 | host of innocent children, millions of whom it is estimated 277 7 | impulses to illumine men's minds and incline their wills 278 1 | comfort for the accumulated miseries that weigh on not a few 279 8 | deemed this as an official mission assigned in a very special 280 10 | has not yet reached, where missionary endeavor and, especially, 281 12 | generous souls in order to mitigate and relieve their piteous 282 8 | example" (Serm. XXXVII C. 3, ML 54, 258 C). ~ 283 8 | the norm of innocence, the model of meekness. Christ loves 284 13 | us use all the means that modern progress offers or recommends. 285 11 | 11. But at this tragic moment of history, when - alas - 286 6 | to contribute time and money to a cause so opportune 287 11 | reduced to unemployment and moral corruption, or drifting 288 8 | towards which He directs morality, to which He leads back 289 | more 290 7 | to good, to persuade and move them to charity. ~ 291 4 | works and offerings every movement that is directing its forces 292 | much 293 | my 294 7 | prayer carries with it a mystic power that penetrates Heaven 295 1 | that weigh on not a few nations. But of the almost countless 296 5 | respond to the appeals of nature and religion. But it belongs, 297 11 | consumption, they are without the necessary medicines and medical care. 298 1 | many countries without the necessities of life and are suffering 299 9 | she does not ignore or neglect their souls which - born, 300 13 | offers or recommends. Let new methods be devised which 301 | next 302 | Nobody 303 11 | gaze, wandering through the noisy city street, reduced to 304 | none 305 8 | school of humility, the norm of innocence, the model 306 11 | capable of dealing with normal needs of this kind are certainly 307 10 | Accordingly, there are numberless institutions and organizations 308 8 | following in the footsteps and obeying the injunctions of her Divine 309 2 | And We gladly take this occasion to express Our sincerest 310 4 | which public prayers will be offered to appease God's anger and 311 4 | prayers, good works and offerings every movement that is directing 312 13 | means that modern progress offers or recommends. Let new methods 313 1 | virtue of Our apostolic office, We are leaving nothing 314 8 | rightly deemed this as an official mission assigned in a very 315 | Often 316 8 | which He leads back the old age of men. Those whom He 317 6 | give what they can with open hand and willing heart. 318 6 | and money to a cause so opportune and essential. Those who 319 4 | 4. We ordain, therefore, that in each 320 12 | willing and generous souls in order to mitigate and relieve 321 10 | you know, many Religious Orders and congregations of men 322 | other 323 | Ours 324 | out 325 11 | care. We see them, too, passing before Our sorrowful gaze, 326 3 | duty to turn to you and paternally urge you to take to heart 327 2 | all praise as they are, We pay due tribute and pray God 328 1 | fighting has ceased, but peace has not yet been restored, 329 7 | with it a mystic power that penetrates Heaven and calls down supernatural 330 10 | but also among uncultured peoples or those which the light 331 | perhaps 332 7 | subjected to poverty and persecution, the rest of the faithful 333 7 | their wills to good, to persuade and move them to charity. ~ 334 1 | We used all Our powers of persuasion and appeal to bring to a 335 16 | the future. ~Given at St. Peter's, Rome, on the 6th day 336 12 | the heart of Jesus Christ (Philip 1, 8); how can We desist 337 14 | fortitude and other mental and physical qualities. ~ 338 12 | with a sense of mercy and piety, so that the full force 339 11 | and spiritual ruins are piled high, these providential 340 6 | that these children will be pillars of the next generation and 341 12 | mitigate and relieve their piteous condition. ~ 342 16 | seventh of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS XII~ 343 2 | their activities, their plans for the future, their achievements. ~ 344 16 | Inspired by this hope, as a pledge of heavenly graces and a 345 3 | heart the extremely grave plight of these needy children, 346 10 | endeavor and, especially, the Pontifical Society of the Holy Childhood, 347 16 | 1946, the seventh of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS XII~ 348 12 | a mighty force - may be pooled by willing and generous 349 7 | times, when the Christian population of Jerusalem was subjected 350 9 | breath of God - seem to portray the radiant beauty of Heaven. 351 7 | Jerusalem was subjected to poverty and persecution, the rest 352 7 | carries with it a mystic power that penetrates Heaven and 353 1 | war raged We used all Our powers of persuasion and appeal 354 2 | To these, worthy of all praise as they are, We pay due 355 2 | We pay due tribute and pray God to bless their activities, 356 8 | 14). For Christ, as Our predecessor of immortal memory, Leo 357 13 | an effective remedy for present ills and for those which 358 9 | and endeavor is, then, to preserve their innocence from stain 359 14 | suitable measures were taken to prevent especially juvenile delinquency. 360 13 | derelict children as an easy prey, may give way to the attraction 361 4 | and on which through your priests you will admonish the faithful 362 14 | citizens remarkable for their probity, fortitude and other mental 363 10 | devil and of wicked men, procuring for them the freedom of 364 9 | care to see that they be provided with food, shelter and clothing 365 11 | ruins are piled high, these providential charitable enterprises, 366 11 | countryside, while no one - alas - provides safe refuge for them against 367 10 | zeal and effect, and their prudent, alert, devoted activity 368 4 | you assign a day on which public prayers will be offered 369 15 | 15. This was Our purpose, Venerable Brethren, in 370 14 | other mental and physical qualities. ~ 371 15 | Encyclical about so grave a question, committing to you the task 372 6 | body if we are to avoid a race infected with sickness and 373 9 | God - seem to portray the radiant beauty of Heaven. Her first 374 1 | While the terrible war raged We used all Our powers of 375 10 | Christian truth has not yet reached, where missionary endeavor 376 15 | appeal, will meet with a ready answer from all and with 377 8 | said to the Apostles who rebuked their mothers: "Let the 378 8 | 8. Let us recall that in every age the Church 379 13 | modern progress offers or recommends. Let new methods be devised 380 7 | prayer to our most merciful Redeemer. For, as you know, fervent 381 11 | through the noisy city street, reduced to unemployment and moral 382 11 | one - alas - provides safe refuge for them against want, vice 383 12 | in order to mitigate and relieve their piteous condition. ~ 384 10 | field, as you know, many Religious Orders and congregations 385 14 | easier to find citizens remarkable for their probity, fortitude 386 13 | all provide an effective remedy for present ills and for 387 6 | Who, in His own time, will repay his generosity with abundant 388 10 | Society of the Holy Childhood, rescues so many children and infants 389 5 | views, if only their hearts respond to the appeals of nature 390 7 | poverty and persecution, the rest of the faithful throughout 391 1 | but peace has not yet been restored, in virtue of Our apostolic 392 10 | with large and excellent results, but also among uncultured 393 1 | guaranteeing justice, equity and right. The same way now that fighting 394 8 | care of the young and has rightly deemed this as an official 395 16 | Given at St. Peter's, Rome, on the 6th day of January, 396 11 | material and spiritual ruins are piled high, these providential 397 11 | no one - alas - provides safe refuge for them against 398 6 | loss but gain, for we can safely say that one who gives from 399 9 | provide for their eternal salvation. ~ 400 10 | them to solid virtue, and satisfy their needs in education 401 8 | Leo the Great, very well says, "loves childhood which 402 8 | Christ loves childhood, the school of humility, the norm of 403 1 | lasted all too long and to secure an agreement guaranteeing 404 | seemed 405 9 | light of such words and sentiments, Venerable Brethren, you 406 8 | to follow His example" (Serm. XXXVII C. 3, ML 54, 258 407 16 | cause and to those who will serve it in the future. ~Given 408 16 | have already, in any way, served this cause and to those 409 16 | Christ, in the year 1946, the seventh of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS 410 6 | will constitute a grave and severe indictment of them before 411 11 | without clothing, they shiver in the winter cold and die. 412 6 | avoid a race infected with sickness and vice. Nobody should 413 16 | of heavenly graces and a sign of Our special benevolence 414 | since 415 2 | occasion to express Our sincerest gratitude to those through 416 10 | children and infants from the slavery of the devil and of wicked 417 13 | blank idleness and gloomy sloth may give way to honest and 418 13 | help and inspiration the snares of vice, which hold so many 419 2 | individually or as members of societies and organizations undertaken 420 10 | the young, form them to solid virtue, and satisfy their 421 2 | done all that We could to solve this problem. And We gladly 422 2 | have been able to alleviate somewhat the need of these infants 423 11 | too, passing before Our sorrowful gaze, wandering through 424 9 | souls which - born, so to speak, from the breath of God - 425 13 | the future. Thus, may it speedily come about that with God' 426 1 | and appeal to bring to a speedy end a conflict which had 427 11 | when - alas - material and spiritual ruins are piled high, these 428 16 | in the future. ~Given at St. Peter's, Rome, on the 6th 429 11 | Ailing, or even in the last stages of consumption, they are 430 9 | preserve their innocence from stain and provide for their eternal 431 5 | Christians who should see stamped on these poor destitute 432 10 | the progress of Church and State. This is being done not 433 11 | wandering through the noisy city street, reduced to unemployment 434 13 | be most alive, eager and strong among His followers at a 435 1 | countless ills born of the dire struggle none so hurts or so wounds 436 7 | population of Jerusalem was subjected to poverty and persecution, 437 4 | and effectively for the succor of needy and abandoned children. ~ 438 1 | necessities of life and are suffering from cold, hunger and disease. 439 7 | penetrates Heaven and calls down supernatural light and Divine impulses 440 4 | need and exhort them to support by their prayers, good works 441 14 | more suitable measures were taken to prevent especially juvenile 442 1 | the affection which their tender years so need. ~ 443 1 | 1. While the terrible war raged We used all Our 444 [Title]| Text~ ~ 445 | themselves 446 | therefore 447 | Thus 448 1 | nothing undone to provide timely relief for so many ills 449 7 | trust that, as in Apostolic times, when the Christian population 450 5 | problem, of course, which touches all citizens, whatever be 451 | towards 452 11 | uncertainly about the cities, the towns, the countryside, while 453 11 | 11. But at this tragic moment of history, when - 454 10 | the children of God, and trains them to be members of civilized 455 2 | as they are, We pay due tribute and pray God to bless their 456 10 | which the light of Christian truth has not yet reached, where 457 3 | have deemed it Our duty to turn to you and paternally urge 458 11 | or drifting as vagrants uncertainly about the cities, the towns, 459 10 | results, but also among uncultured peoples or those which the 460 2 | societies and organizations undertaken to help or are already actively 461 8 | continues to do it, she undoubtedly was following in the footsteps 462 11 | city street, reduced to unemployment and moral corruption, or 463 | unto 464 3 | turn to you and paternally urge you to take to heart the 465 4 | admonish the faithful of this urgent need and exhort them to 466 13 | 13. Let us use all the means that modern 467 | used 468 1 | disease. Often, too, in their utter dereliction they feel the 469 11 | corruption, or drifting as vagrants uncertainly about the cities, 470 11 | see with Our own eyes the vast hosts of children weakened 471 5 | citizens, whatever be their views, if only their hearts respond 472 13 | way to the attraction of a virtuous life; that their blank idleness 473 11 | before Our sorrowful gaze, wandering through the noisy city street, 474 1 | 1. While the terrible war raged We used all Our powers 475 11 | no fathers or mothers to warm and clothe them. Ailing, 476 11 | the vast hosts of children weakened or at death's door through 477 6 | who are themselves less wealthy should give what they can 478 1 | accumulated miseries that weigh on not a few nations. But 479 | well 480 | were 481 | whatever 482 | where 483 | whose 484 10 | slavery of the devil and of wicked men, procuring for them 485 7 | minds and incline their wills to good, to persuade and 486 11 | clothing, they shiver in the winter cold and die. And there 487 10 | congregations of men and women are laboring with admirable 488 2 | are already actively at work. To these, worthy of all 489 4 | support by their prayers, good works and offerings every movement 490 2 | actively at work. To these, worthy of all praise as they are, 491 1 | struggle none so hurts or so wounds Our paternal heart as that 492 15 | Venerable Brethren, in writing to you this Encyclical about 493 16 | of Our Pontificate. ~PIUS XII~ 494 8 | follow His example" (Serm. XXXVII C. 3, ML 54, 258 C). ~ 495 16 | Lord Jesus Christ, in the year 1946, the seventh of Our 496 1 | affection which their tender years so need. ~ 497 14 | honest and industrious youth, it would be easier to find 498 10 | laboring with admirable zeal and effect, and their prudent,


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