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 1 8  |         by a profession of their Christian Faith, could not steel themselves
 2 17 | Encyclical directed to the whole Christian people scattered over the
 3 29 |          the abandonment of that Christian teaching of which the Chair
 4 30 | centuries shone the splendors of Christian civilization, in a manner
 5 33 |   identical ideals gathered from Christian preaching, she was not free
 6 49 |          all-embracing nature of Christian Charity, which calls for
 7 50 |     lofty and kindly heights the Christian ideal urges man; but above
 8 53 |        natural reason and of the Christian conscience. We do not, of
 9 53 |          especially when age-old Christian traditions, on which the
10 67 |         duties and rights of the Christian family and an excess to
11 70 |          sacred precincts of the Christian family, protected by God'
12 91 |     sense, impregnable refuge of Christian life. And We give thanks
13 106|       services in the defense of Christian civilization, written in
14 107|          Apostolic office and of Christian Charity to try every means
15 109|      know that the obligation of Christian love, the very foundation
16 109|          vast field opens up for Christian Charity in all its forms.