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1001 37 | who dwell in the East have unhappily fallen away from the unity
1002 9 | in Christ, so after the 'unification', there was also one nature
1003 17 | apostolic Leo, pope of the universal Church, against the heresies
1004 42 | multitude of persons, known and unknown, who recently and even today,
1005 5 | 5. 'A rash man and quite unskilled' (St. Leo the Great to Flavian,
1006 3 | mercy, they shun whatever is unworthy, incongruous or blameable,
1007 | upon
1008 24 | Prósopon) and 'Hypostasis' (Upóstasis); the term 'Nature' has
1009 43 | this return we exhort and urge all those who follow the
1010 18 | 18. It is useful to note here that this very
1011 31(2)| conditionem ita provehunt ut eadem reputari videatur
1012 27 | granted by us, and equally valid is our own expression: "
1013 16 | Constantinople . . . the validity and confirmation of this
1014 36 | towards us, the wintry frosts vanished, the flowers appeared in
1015 13 | opposite bank. Here, in the vast suburban basilica of St.
1016 7 | had been taken from the vaults of Apollinaris and Valentine. ~
1017 27 | Armenorum Catholici, Opera. I, Venice 1836, pp. 182-83). ~
1018 31(2)| sui iuris, quasi in ipsius Verbi persona non subsistat."
1019 2 | his encyclical letter Lux Veritatis recalled the sacred council
1020 31(2)| provehunt ut eadem reputari videatur subiectum quoddam sui iuris,
1021 30 | a psychological point of view, there are, nevertheless,
1022 27 | Armenians, clearly expounded his views of this matter in these
1023 37 | of 600 Oriental bishops vigilantly defended and wonderfully
1024 8 | Eutyches, who had been vigorously spreading his errors throughout
1025 22 | Idiomatum), which Cyril vindicated against Nestorius. It depends
1026 20 | was such an outstanding vindication of the Catholic faith. Firstly,
1027 8 | error. His solid and shining virtues, his zealous watch equally
1028 34 | admit no division of the visible from the invisible, the
1029 10 | allowed to be read, the votes of the bishops were extorted
1030 39 | When the recent war was waging and producing its fruits
1031 39 | producing its fruits of famine, want and disease, we made no
1032 39 | 39. When the recent war was waging and producing
1033 37 | Orientals with a yet more loving warmth of paternal affection. For
1034 8 | shining virtues, his zealous watch equally over peace and religion,
1035 11 | much more do we who are weak and lowly turn to the Apostolic
1036 44 | by perverse innovation or weaken by doubt the dogma confirmed
1037 40 | accustomed to retrace and weigh the events of bygone ages
1038 3 | the great importance and weight of the dogmatic definition
1039 25 | obstinately clung to the well-known expression: 'One Incarnate
1040 20 | consubstantial with the Father. Wherefore in the Creed we all confess "
1041 | why
1042 29 | Word in Christ. It is a wicked invention, equally to be
1043 20 | Incarnation and, equally wickedly to the Word made Flesh is
1044 39 | misery; we strove to help widows, children, old people and
1045 12 | his mother Galla and his wife Eudoxia were entering St.
1046 36 | bent down towards us, the wintry frosts vanished, the flowers
1047 39 | that strong, gentle and wise ruler; and Pulcheria, that
1048 7 | 7. Whoever judges wisely of these opinions will quickly
1049 43 | the long period of their withdrawal has excited in us the greater
1050 | within
1051 8 | been done to him who had withstood the growth of the Nestorian
1052 2 | Gregory the Great bears witness in the West to this fact
1053 33 | sent his Son, made from a woman' (Gal. iv, 4), and our Divine
1054 8 | management of affairs, have won for him the admiration of
1055 37 | vigilantly defended and wonderfully expounded against the rashness
1056 43 | neglect or impede the saving work of God. To the blessings
1057 27 | in the twelfth century, a writer of the highest repute, among
1058 33 | John i, 14). St. Paul writes of him: 'When he was in
1059 26 | Armenia and elsewhere, who go wrong mainly in their use of words
1060 33 | the Father are One' (John x, 30); and again, 'I went
1061 15 | Chalcedon to St. Leo. Ep. xcviii, PL. liv, 951. Mansi vi,
1062 2 | our predecessor Pope Pius XI of happy memory solemnly
1063 45 | of our pontificate. ~PIUS XII~ ~
1064 20 | Serm. Arianorum, c, 8. PL. xlii, 688). ~
1065 40 | That they may be one' (John xvii, 21). But we know also that
1066 21 | 763. cf. St. Leo, Serm. xxi, 2. PL. liv, 192). And again: '
1067 38 | of affliction (cf. Jer. xxix, 11). It is well known,
1068 5 | Flavian to St. Leo, Ep. xxvi; Pl. liv, 745). Therefore,
1069 21 | properties without defect' (Ep. xxvii, 3. PL. liv, 768. cf. Serm.
1070 45 | the Virgin Mary, in the year 1951, the thirteenth of
1071 1 | It is now fifteen hundred years since the last of these
1072 8 | and shining virtues, his zealous watch equally over peace
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