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1 99 | have stood the test of 2,000 years; the strong cohesion 2 100| 100.And yet, Venerable Brethren, 3 101| 101.Against such suspicions 4 102| 102.The Church preaches and 5 103| 103.This peace, which the world 6 104| 104.On this Corner Stone the 7 105| 105.On the other hand, any other 8 106| 106.Venerable Brethren, the 9 107| 107.What has already happened 10 108| 108.In the midst of this world 11 109| 109.In the meantime however, 12 110| 110.The "Catholic Church, the 13 111| 111.Whatever We can do to hasten 14 112| 112.God can do all things. As 15 113| 113.Pray then, Venerable Brethren, 16 114| 114.And you, white legions of 17 115| 115.In this way you will put 18 116| 116.The early Church understood 19 117| 117.In the confidence that God, 20 19 | 19.As Vicar of Him Who in a 21 101| Quas Primas of December 11, 1925 - any such aims are entirely 22 117| in the year of Our Lord, 1939, the first of Our Pontificate. ~ 23 22 | 22.In the recognition of the 24 23 | 23.Venerable Brethren, as We 25 24 | 24.But precisely because of 26 25 | 25.Perhaps - God grant it - 27 28 | 28.The present age, Venerable 28 30 | 30.The Holy Gospel narrates 29 31 | 31.Many perhaps, while abandoning 30 33 | 33.It is true that even when 31 34 | 34.Among the many errors which 32 35 | 35.The first of these pernicious 33 36 | 36.In fact, the first page 34 39 | 39.It is the same Apostle who 35 40 | 40.And to render such friendship 36 41 | 41.These are supernatural truths 37 43 | 43.And the nations, despite 38 44 | 44.The Church of Christ, the 39 46 | 46.She has repeatedly shown 40 47 | 47.Our immediate predecessor, 41 48 | 48.In accordance with these 42 49 | 49.Nor is there any fear lest 43 50 | 50.Such is the marvelous doctrine 44 52 | 52.But there is yet another 45 54 | 54.None the less, one must 46 55 | 55.Where the dependence of 47 56 | 56.It is quite true that power 48 57 | 57.But the moment comes when 49 58 | 58.Indeed, as Our great predecessor, 50 59 | 59.Hence, it is the noble prerogative 51 60 | 60.To consider the State as 52 61 | 61.Further, there would be 53 62 | 62.The education of the new 54 63 | 63.Before Us stand out with 55 64 | 64.True courage and a heroism 56 65 | 65.No one of good-will and 57 66 | 66.In any case, the more burdensome 58 67 | 67.Undoubtedly, that formation 59 68 | 68.Such an education might 60 69 | 69.Now what scandal is more 61 7 | 7.Who among "the Soldiers 62 70 | 70.Of all that exists on the 63 71 | 71.The idea which credits the 64 72 | 72.A disposition, in fact, 65 73 | 73.Now no one can fail to see 66 74 | 74.So, Venerable Brethren, 67 75 | 75.The indispensable presupposition, 68 76 | 76.But on the other hand, to 69 77 | 77.Now, it is true that with 70 78 | 78.Today, Venerable Brethren, 71 79 | 79.But let us leave the past 72 80 | 80.To hope for a decisive change 73 81 | 81.No, Venerable Brethren, 74 82 | 82.Once the bitterness and 75 83 | 83.For true though it is that 76 84 | 84.The accomplishment of this 77 85 | 85.And if belonging to it, 78 86 | 86.It gives Us, Venerable Brethren, 79 87 | 87.At a moment when one is 80 88 | 88.To them in this moment so 81 89 | 89.This collaboration of the 82 90 | 90.In promoting this participation 83 91 | 91.When churches are closed, 84 92 | 92.What torrents of benefits 85 93 | 93.There is no opposition between 86 94 | 94.This work of pacification 87 95 | 95.Accordingly We, as representatives 88 96 | 96.While the Church cannot 89 97 | 97.Taught precisely by the 90 98 | 98.Unity, towards which, so 91 99 | 99.These last are recognizing 92 31 | 31.Many perhaps, while abandoning the teaching of Christ, 93 28 | errors to the doctrinal aberrations of the past, has pushed 94 77 | s advantage, would be to abolish all mutual trust among States. 95 63 | minimizing and the gradual abolition of the rights peculiar to 96 | about 97 117| you all as a pledge of the abundance of Divine Grace, from the 98 16 | life, and may have it more abundantly" (Saint John x. 10).~ 99 82 | the legitimate use and the abuse of power. Thus only will 100 78 | looking with terror into the abyss to which they have been 101 59 | arbitrary ideas nor can it accept for its standard primarily 102 113| to make your prayers more acceptable in the eyes of Him Who " 103 91 | that numberless families accomplish this, their mission, with 104 52 | First Source. Thus they accord the civil authority an unrestricted 105 13 | enthusiastic, and so spontaneous accorded to Us on the occasion of 106 95 | 95.Accordingly We, as representatives on 107 46 | their spiritual values to account for a living and vital preaching 108 17 | honor among those officially accredited to the Apostolic See. "The 109 18 | spiritual position which that achievement, destined to make an indelible 110 3 | developments, balancing achievements against deficiencies, We 111 90 | youth will be ever ready to acknowledge the royal prerogatives of 112 55 | essential condition for its acknowledgment and also for its demand 113 | across 114 59 | the private and individual activities of national life that they 115 83 | indispensable foundation; must be actuated by justice and crowned by 116 110| Augustine, Ep. CXXXVIII. Ad Marcellinum, C. 3, N. 17), 117 84 | task of regeneration, by adapting her means to the altered 118 28 | Venerable Brethren, by adding new errors to the doctrinal 119 102| end of her activity was admirably expressed by the Angels 120 89 | life everlasting, that he admonishes all his household, teaches, 121 9 | of the Eternal King, in adoration and in reparation, to renew 122 77 | they are no longer to one's advantage, would be to abolish all 123 104| and hence against her the adversary can never prevail: "The 124 107| aims misunderstood. Our advice, if heard with respect, 125 112| Omnipotence means to mould affairs and events and to direct 126 96 | healing to the ills which affect mankind.~ 127 89 | title that he owes paternal affection to his family. Let it be 128 26 | that Our heart goes out in affectionate sympathy and spiritual joy 129 49 | the place of honor in our affections and good works to those 130 20 | suffers from the evils which afflict Our children, at the same 131 113| cried to the Lord in their affliction: and he delivered them out 132 108| torn by the sufferings and afflictions of so many of her sons, 133 53 | influence, especially when age-old Christian traditions, on 134 4 | desired of the nations (cf. Aggeus ii. 8), dwelt, though as 135 34 | source of religious and moral agnosticism, We would draw your attention, 136 113| pray you, suffering and agonizing members of the Church, when 137 74 | further, fidelity to compacts agreed upon and sanctioned in conformity 138 71 | others' rights and impedes agreement and peaceful intercourse.~ 139 23 | torn by anguish as We look ahead to all that will yet come 140 108| indispensable counselors and aids to men of good will in the 141 17 | which We share the very air We breathe. We hope and 142 64 | destruction stand on the alert ready to make use of all 143 101| any such aims are entirely alien to that same Church, which 144 69 | Christ from Whom they want to alienate the youthful generations 145 69 | misdirected towards a goal that alienates from Christ "the Way and 146 83 | perverted by the progressive alienation of the peoples from that 147 111| of discord, somewhere to alight, We shall continue to do, 148 63 | material and spiritual alike, and the manifold errors 149 112| minds and free wills to His all-high purposes.~ 150 110| awaiting the moment when the all-powerful Hand of Christ the King 151 28 | supreme and absolute Lawgiver, all-wise and just Judge of human 152 9 | and forever their oath of allegiance to Him and to His law of 153 93 | are in power may decide to allow the Church a free course 154 99 | say: "Non licet; it is not allowed!"~ 155 | almost 156 89 | Christ by a good life, by almsgiving, by preaching His Name and 157 2 | We should make of it the alpha and omega of Our aims, of 158 84 | adapting her means to the altered conditions of the times 159 76 | law of nations from its anchor in Divine law, to base it 160 80 | temptation. In this hour the angel of justice strives with 161 102| admirably expressed by the Angels over the cradle of the Word 162 23 | paternal heart is torn by anguish as We look ahead to all 163 106| indelible characters in the annals of history, has a right 164 1 | which marks the fortieth anniversary of the consecration of mankind 165 102| sang of glory to God and announced peace to men of good will: " 166 2 | hailed the Encyclical Annum Sacrum with genuine approval, 167 116| with those sentiments which answer so well to the necessities 168 98 | towards which, so many, answerable for the destiny of nations, 169 107| force on one side would be answered by recourse to arms on the 170 61 | the family are by nature anterior to the State, and that the 171 25 | immense vortex of error and anti-Christian movements there has come 172 86 | between Christianity and anti-Christianism grows intense.~ 173 11 | Christ. The difficulties, anxieties and trials of the present 174 24 | precisely because of this apocalyptic foresight of disaster, imminent 175 64 | necessity are not always apparent. Whoever has the care of 176 18 | whole Catholic world, never appeared to Us so impressive in its 177 55 | forfeits in its more weighty application the moral force which is 178 47 | holy and venerated memory, applying such norms to a particularly 179 37 | of the earth, determining appointed times, and the limits of 180 46 | to facilitate the deeper appreciative insight into the most varied 181 9 | Venerable Brethren, may the approaching Feast of Christ the King, 182 56 | circumstances, material successes apt to arouse wonder in superficial 183 59 | be defined according to arbitrary ideas nor can it accept 184 87 | themselves with the full ardor of their souls to the works 185 49 | of universal brotherhood aroused by the teaching of Christianity, 186 31 | when they groveled; of arriving at man's estate, when they 187 60 | order, or when the State arrogates such dominion to itself 188 76 | exclusively intent on the assertion of its own rights and ignoring 189 61 | powers and rights and has assigned them a mission and a charge 190 116| magnificent prayer; do you associate yourselves with those sentiments 191 37 | herald of this truth which associates men as brothers in one great 192 77 | ephemeral and tacitly to assume the authority of rescinding 193 31 | fully conscious of being led astray by a mirage of glittering 194 17 | God that, in the serene atmosphere of that peace, He may pervade, 195 13 | many testimonies of filial attachment to the Church and to the 196 70 | s holy law, that should attack its foundations, bar to 197 11 | refine, to a degree rarely attained, the sense of solidarity 198 62 | considered necessary for attaining political success, while 199 58 | principles; should facilitate the attainment in the temporal order, by 200 34 | agnosticism, We would draw your attention, Venerable Brethren, to 201 53 | inevitable result tends to attribute to itself that absolute 202 104| external struggles tend to augment the force and multiply the 203 117| confidence that God, the Author and Lover of Peace, will 204 101| place of other legitimate authorities in their proper spheres, 205 76 | Divine law, to base it on the autonomous will of States, is to dethrone 206 38 | men can by natural right avail themselves, to sustain and 207 92 | What calamities could be averted, what happiness and tranquillity 208 75 | enter into discussion and to avoid recourse to force or to 209 98 | See of Peter and from it await guidance and counsel!~ 210 106| the whole world, while it awaits, relying on the powerful 211 82 | legislator must attain to that balance, that keen sense of moral 212 62 | case would not aim at the balanced and harmonious development 213 3 | and interior developments, balancing achievements against deficiencies, 214 23 | yet come forth from the baneful seed of violence and of 215 110| shall quiet the tempest and banish the spirits of discord which 216 21 | the spiritual and moral bankruptcy of the present day stand 217 6 | win back to the victorious banner of the Cross those who have 218 70 | attack its foundations, bar to the young the way to 219 48 | circumcision nor uncircumcision, barbarian nor Scythian, bond nor free. 220 31 | the bitter consequences of bartering the truth that sets free, 221 76 | anchor in Divine law, to base it on the autonomous will 222 100| furnish man with such solid bases of belief as will greatly 223 18 | lofty loggia of the Vatican Basilica, We opened and raised Our 224 68 | Matthew xix, 14), would bear most bitter fruits. On the 225 85 | refuses to let himself be beaten down by the difficulties 226 | became 227 106| perhaps as yet only at the "beginnings of sorrows" (Saint Matthew 228 35 | to His Heavenly Father on behalf of sinful mankind.~ 229 106| blood of countless human beings, even noncombatants, raises 230 11 | Catholic family. They make all believers in God and in Christ share 231 53 | absolute autonomy which belongs exclusively to the Supreme 232 | below 233 88 | their lives and their work beneath the standard of Christ the 234 117| paternal heart, the Apostolic Benediction.~Given at Castel Gandolfo, 235 92 | would contribute towards the betterment of mankind, if men would 236 | beyond 237 18 | Papacy and Our own dear birthplace - over Italy reconciled 238 63 | repercussions are tasted by none so bitterly as by that noble little 239 68 | which lifts anxiety from the bleeding and torn hearts of fathers 240 110| of a mother, stands as a blessed vision of peace above the 241 3 | Cross seem to be a stumbling block and foolishness.~ 242 23 | sword today ploughs the blood-drenched furrow.~ 243 79 | is to consist, once the bloody conflicts of today have 244 85 | dispense a man from the frank, bold profession of our Faith. 245 14 | enemies of Christ become bolder.~ 246 86 | signs of a spirit which boldly faces the gigantic tasks 247 80 | and sufferings they have borne, obscure the vision even 248 82 | it is easy to mistake the boundary between the legitimate use 249 57 | also set and marked its bounds.~ 250 50 | living temples of God and branches of the very vine which is 251 114| receive in Holy Communion the Bread of Life, raise up your simple 252 71 | between peoples, for it breaks the unity of supra-national 253 21 | of love which is the life breath of His Kingdom.~ 254 17 | We share the very air We breathe. We hope and trust that 255 30 | crucified Jesus" (Roman Breviary, Good Friday, Response Five).~ 256 87 | development which justify the brightest hopes. The prayer of the 257 106| violence and of discord brings indescribable suffering 258 39 | with God which had been broken, making Himself the Mediator 259 78 | to which they have been brought by the errors and principles 260 105| the other hand, any other building which has not been founded 261 104| Corner Stone the Church is built, and hence against her the 262 14 | form around it a wall and a bulwark as the enemies of Christ 263 88 | come" is not simply the burning desire of their prayer; 264 90 | sacred flame of the Faith burns on the domestic hearth, 265 92 | indisputable right! What calamities could be averted, what happiness 266 27 | there is disturbance by calamitous external events; for the 267 109| who are stricken by the calamity of the war must know that 268 50 | only tilled the land and cared for the sick, but above 269 4 | Church, or followed Him with carelessness and sloth.~ 270 14 | great weight of responsible cares inseparable from the supreme 271 89 | consoling. This apostolic work, carried out according to the mind 272 117| Apostolic Benediction.~Given at Castel Gandolfo, near Rome, on 273 52 | will, or of the dictates of casual historical claims, and of 274 89 | priesthood in all classes, categories and groups reveals precious 275 30 | teaching of the Church, has caused to reappear, in regions 276 36 | their Creator, God did not cease to regard them as His children, 277 9 | Divine Heart, which should be celebrated in a particularly solemn 278 102| realms who gives us the celestial" (hymn for Feast of Epiphany). 279 29 | far as to overthrow the central dogma of Christianity, the 280 75 | respect its plighted word; the certainty that both sides are convinced 281 8 | themselves to drink the bitter chalice awaiting those faithful 282 56 | can attain at times, under chance circumstances, material 283 82 | longer on the quicksands of changeable and ephemeral standards 284 75 | not of bad will, but of changed circumstances and of genuine 285 52 | that is at the mercy of the changeful tide of human will, or of 286 58 | the dictates of an order changeless in its universal principles; 287 75 | case of delays, hindrances, changes or disputes, because all 288 42 | relationship which varies with the changing of times.~ 289 28 | inevitably to a drift towards chaos. Before all else, it is 290 44 | disdaining the particular characteristics which each people, with 291 67 | and an excess to which a check must be opposed, in the 292 13 | 13.We cherish the memory of the many testimonies 293 44 | and intelligible pride, cherishes and retains as a precious 294 48 | Our intentions, We have chosen the forthcoming Feast of 295 91 | 91.When churches are closed, when the Image 296 48 | neither Gentile nor Jew, circumcision nor uncircumcision, barbarian 297 62 | detract from the pride of the citizen.~ 298 84 | and called in Baptism to citizenship of the Kingdom of God.~ 299 46 | insight into the most varied civilizations and to put their spiritual 300 29 | educated, ennobled and civilized by the Cross, had reached 301 102| conscience. Nor has she who civilizes the nations ever retarded 302 55 | authority, and an autonomy is claimed which rests only upon a 303 52 | dictates of casual historical claims, and of the interests of 304 63 | Us stand out with painful clarity the dangers We fear will 305 70 | the people or a particular class's word: "They that depart 306 89 | with the priesthood in all classes, categories and groups reveals 307 77 | a treaty or some of its clauses can in fact become, or at 308 10 | Saint John i. 9) may make clear to them the way of salvation, 309 30 | civilization, in a manner ever clearer, ever more distinct, ever 310 48 | forming cultured native clergy and gradually increasing 311 89 | solely of good bishops and clerics." You too in your way minister 312 80 | than injustice under the cloak of justice.~ 313 14 | Church rallying all the closer to the impregnable Rock 314 97 | teaching and of the moral code which of old gave consistency 315 116| Thy love, and sanctify and collect her from the four winds 316 91 | a fidelity undismayed by combat or by sacrifice. A great 317 10 | enlighteneth every man that cometh into this world" (Saint 318 84 | manifold hard struggles, is a command incumbent on everyone who 319 40 | torn by hate: "This is my commandment that you love one another, 320 7 | break the Tables of God's Commandments to substitute other tables 321 84 | maternal office of the Church. Committed to her by her Divine Founder, 322 72 | juridical, into a great commonwealth directed to the good of 323 114| when you receive in Holy Communion the Bread of Life, raise 324 74 | demand, further, fidelity to compacts agreed upon and sanctioned 325 109| the war, have a right to compassion and help.~ 326 106| close to all Our children in compassionate love, and especially to 327 87 | manner which supplements and completes the powers, often obstructed 328 60 | they are by delicate and complicated internal principles which 329 38 | in every man is equally composed of material body and spiritual, 330 102| characters which do not compromise with conscience. Nor has 331 92 | if men would everywhere concede to the Church, teacher of 332 25 | condemnation surpassing in its conclusiveness any merely theoretical refutation.~ 333 25 | disasters as to constitute a condemnation surpassing in its conclusiveness 334 99 | generous in its material condescension towards all, but firm when, 335 55 | force which is the essential condition for its acknowledgment and 336 30 | times public and private conduct was gauged have fallen into 337 60 | unrestricted dominion comes to be conferred on the State as having a 338 88 | deepfelt gratitude, Our confident hope. These have truly placed 339 52 | and embraces within its confines all races. It is the error 340 107| Christianity the horrors of a world conflagration, even at the risk of having 341 79 | consist, once the bloody conflicts of today have ceased, in 342 74 | agreed upon and sanctioned in conformity with the principles of the 343 78 | an invasion of disorder: confusion in the principles of moral 344 19 | entails the exposition and confutation of errors and human faults; 345 86 | movement of the Eucharistic Congresses furthered with loving care 346 80 | Vae victis, woe to the conquered." There is danger lest settlements 347 31 | of Christ, were not fully conscious of being led astray by a 348 87 | directions of their bishops, consecrate themselves with the full 349 68 | their parents by God and consecrated in Baptism with the royal 350 89 | the mind of the Church, consecrates the layman as a kind of " 351 2 | and of Our sufferings, by consecrating them all to the spread of 352 30 | as faith in Christ. The consequence is that the moral values 353 20 | be influenced by earthly considerations nor be held back by mistrust 354 79 | ones of this world, is to consist, once the bloody conflicts 355 14 | Divine Providence, it was a consolation to see that magnificent 356 113| Church, when Jesus comes to console and to heal your pains, 357 51 | charity which alone can consolidate peace by extinguishing hatred 358 25 | poignant disasters as to constitute a condemnation surpassing 359 57 | strikes down all that has been constructed upon a hidden or open disproportion 360 10 | their souls also and Who is consumed by a desire to become for 361 40 | the Supper Room, before He consummated the Supreme Sacrifice, let 362 6 | the true God and have lost contact with the joyful and life-giving 363 74 | of harmonious and lasting contacts and of fruitful relations, 364 52 | all races. It is the error contained in those ideas which do 365 7 | stripped of the ethical content of the Revelation on Sinai, 366 29 | other peoples, of other continents. But, cut off from the infallible 367 111| somewhere to alight, We shall continue to do, trusting in those 368 15 | moment. That memory has continued to comfort Us also in the 369 74 | and to the possibility of continuous development in the paths 370 48 | midst of the disruptive contrasts which divide the human family, 371 92 | precious energies would contribute towards the betterment of 372 59 | function of the State to control, aid and direct the private 373 59 | national life that they converge harmoniously towards the 374 75 | trust: the expectation and conviction that each party will respect 375 83 | religious belief and moral convictions which have been perverted 376 33 | not free from divisions, convulsions and wars which laid her 377 84 | Church Militant. But that cooperation in the spread of the Kingdom 378 98 | of Peace and of love" (II Corinthians xiii. 11). Unity, the hope 379 13 | occasion of Our election and coronation; and We gladly take this 380 89 | reproves, shows kindness, corrects; and thus in his own home 381 61 | mission and a charge that correspond to undeniable natural requirements.~ 382 74 | principles demand respect for corresponding rights to independence, 383 65 | conditions of the world of today, correspondingly wider and exceptional rights 384 30 | distressing, the signs of a corrupt and corrupting paganism: " 385 30 | the signs of a corrupt and corrupting paganism: "There was darkness 386 99 | but firm when, even at the cost of torments or martyrdom, 387 108| will be the indispensable counselors and aids to men of good 388 112| holds in His hands human counsels and sweetly turns them in 389 111| millions of souls of all countries and of every sphere, who 390 36 | their origin from the first couple, and then goes on, in unsurpassed 391 113| you, too, pray, you whose courageous profession of the Faith 392 8 | persecution, fell victims of cowardice, weakness, uncertainty; 393 102| expressed by the Angels over the cradle of the Word Incarnate, when 394 81 | conditions of peace but does not create peace. Forces that are to 395 36 | as a culmination to His creative work, made man to His Own 396 71 | 71.The idea which credits the State with unlimited 397 113| be verified: "Then they cried to the Lord in their affliction: 398 68 | experience would prove. The crime of high treason against 399 33 | also from a deep spiritual crisis which has overthrown the 400 53 | end of life, the supreme criterion of the moral and juridical 401 88 | To them in this moment so critical for the Church and for mankind 402 25 | movements there has come forth a crop of such poignant disasters 403 83 | actuated by justice and crowned by charity.~ 404 82 | Once the bitterness and the cruel strifes of the present have 405 43 | conditions of life and of culture, are not destined to break 406 48 | devotes her care to forming cultured native clergy and gradually 407 113| their distresses" (Psalm cvi. 13).~ 408 17 | God is the Lord" (Psalm cxiii. 15).~ 409 113| that are cast down" (Psalm cxiv. 14), that He in His mercy 410 110| eternity" (Saint Augustine, Ep. CXXXVIII. Ad Marcellinum, C. 3, N. 411 60 | their special aims, may be damaged to the detriment of the 412 63 | with painful clarity the dangers We fear will accrue to this 413 64 | all these things for their dark designs.~ 414 32 | in Jesus Christ, and the darkening in men's minds of the light 415 17 | restored to Italy," like a new dawn of brotherly union in religious 416 78 | prophet's cry: "Hear, ye deaf and ye blind, behold" (Isaias 417 70 | earth, the soul alone has deathless life. A system of education 418 19 | We feel We owe no greater debt to Our office and to Our 419 29 | the progress of spiritual decay.~ 420 101| Encyclical Quas Primas of December 11, 1925 - any such aims 421 93 | those who are in power may decide to allow the Church a free 422 101| without prejudice to the declarations regarding the power of Christ 423 101| such suspicions We solemnly declare with Apostolic sincerity 424 5 | spiritual emptiness and deep-felt interior poverty? May we 425 5 | 5.From the widening and deepening of devotion to the Divine 426 88 | Our paternal greeting, Our deepfelt gratitude, Our confident 427 63 | We stand up as determined defenders of those rights in the full 428 3 | balancing achievements against deficiencies, We see ever more clearly 429 58 | the Encyclical Immortale Dei, it was the Creator's will 430 75 | threats of force in case of delays, hindrances, changes or 431 67 | forgot or, worse still, deliberately neglected to direct the 432 2 | approval, enthusiasm and delight as a message from heaven. 433 113| their affliction: and he delivered them out of their distresses" ( 434 111| this earth, submerged in a deluge of discord, somewhere to 435 66 | the material sacrifices demanded of the individual and the 436 80 | justice strives with the demons of violence; the heart of 437 14 | magnificent and tangible demonstration of the indissoluble unity 438 7 | spokesmen of these tendencies deny or in practice neglect the 439 70 | class's word: "They that depart from thee, shall be written 440 82 | ephemeral standards that depend only on the selfish interests 441 28 | cause of the evils which We deplore in modern society is the 442 44 | cannot and does not think of deprecating or disdaining the particular 443 76 | dethrone that very law and deprive it of its noblest and strongest 444 93 | suffering mankind, shaken to the depths both materially and spiritually, 445 34 | Among the many errors which derive from the poisoned source 446 52 | restraint of a Higher Law derived from God as from its First 447 102| earthly authority which derives from God its whole origin 448 5 | sprung up benefits beyond description for numberless souls - as 449 8 | the tragic harvest of such desertions among those who in days 450 106| thousands of families death and desolation, lamentation and misery. 451 60 | itself as absolute master, despotically, without any mandate whatsoever. 452 77 | natural order would be destroyed and there would be seen 453 73 | will of rulers, while it destroys the possibility of true 454 91 | Redeemer with a quiet, steady determination that recalls the most glorious 455 37 | whole face of the earth, determining appointed times, and the 456 62 | less, for fear they should detract from the pride of the citizen.~ 457 60 | aims, may be damaged to the detriment of the public good, by being 458 38 | themselves, to sustain and develop life; in the unity of the 459 46 | possible, will be sponsored and developed.~ 460 3 | exterior events and interior developments, balancing achievements 461 40 | heroic charity in a world devoidof love and torn by hate: " 462 46 | investigation, involving sacrifice, devotedness and love on the part of 463 48 | of equality, the Church devotes her care to forming cultured 464 5 | widening and deepening of devotion to the Divine Heart of the 465 2 | a Pontiff so sure in his diagnosis of the open and hidden needs 466 35 | solidarity and charity which is dictated and imposed by our common 467 43 | And the nations, despite a difference of development due to diverse 468 12 | greatly intensified in such difficult circumstances - the serried 469 26 | in the times of greatest difficulty for the Church.~ 470 100| his vision, and divinely dilate his heart and supply an 471 3 | also to a world in all too dire need of help and guidance: 472 50 | life to divine heights, directing it toward the summit of 473 87 | Supreme Pastor and to the directions of their bishops, consecrate 474 60 | State lays claim to and directs private enterprises, these, 475 106| noncombatants, raises a piteous dirge over a nation such as Our 476 32 | moral principles, there disappeared the indispensable foundation 477 24 | apocalyptic foresight of disaster, imminent and remote, We 478 25 | a crop of such poignant disasters as to constitute a condemnation 479 103| left as a heritage to His disciples by the Divine Redeemer Himself: " 480 84 | would seem as if it ought to discourage by its very grandeur the 481 44 | think of deprecating or disdaining the particular characteristics 482 26 | 26.Hours of painful disillusionment are often hours of grace - " 483 85 | never before, that does not dispense a man from the frank, bold 484 36 | different groups and their dispersion to various parts of the 485 12 | consoling and memorable display of this Catholic solidarity, 486 107| and by the means at Our disposal, to prevent recourse to 487 9 | 9.In such dispositions of time and temperament, 488 75 | hindrances, changes or disputes, because all these things 489 28 | international relations; We mean the disregard, so common nowadays, and 490 57 | whenever public authority disregards or denies the dominion of 491 48 | races. In the midst of the disruptive contrasts which divide the 492 30 | ever clearer, ever more distinct, ever more distressing, 493 113| delivered them out of their distresses" (Psalm cvi. 13).~ 494 30 | more distinct, ever more distressing, the signs of a corrupt 495 83 | interests regarding a more equal distribution of the goods which God has 496 27 | another time unless there is disturbance by calamitous external events; 497 30 | gauged have fallen into disuse; and the much vaunted civilization 498 43 | difference of development due to diverse conditions of life and of 499 48 | disruptive contrasts which divide the human family, may this 500 72 | sanctioned natural order divides the human race into social


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