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1002 68 | it would be, in fact, the opposite, as sad experience would
1003 85 | having to face obstacles and oppositions as vast and deep and minutely
1004 106| especially to the afflicted, the oppressed, the persecuted? The nations
1005 2 | 2.And We, as a newly ordained priest, then just empowered
1006 42 | internal destiny, into an organic, harmonious mutual relationship
1007 72 | mutually independent in organization and in the direction of
1008 85 | vast and deep and minutely organized as never before, that does
1009 24 | so as to give it a new orientation in the spirit of the Kingship
1010 39 | bitter passion, restored the original friendship with God which
1011 111| statesmen, who before the outbreak of war, nobly toiled to
1012 33 | unlawful, which, by restraining outbreaks of passion, left the way
1013 25 | need may bring a change of outlook and sentiment to those many
1014 78 | What used to appear on the outside as order, was nothing but
1015 57 | greatness of the material and outward success, and the weakness
1016 13 | Vicar of Christ, and of the ovation so genuine, so enthusiastic,
1017 29 | brethren have gone so far as to overthrow the central dogma of Christianity,
1018 33 | spiritual crisis which has overthrown the sound principles of
1019 80 | humanity and equity, which is overwhelmed or drowned in the inhuman
1020 19 | John xviii. 37), We feel We owe no greater debt to Our office
1021 89 | under this title that he owes paternal affection to his
1022 50 | recognition of a supernatural ownership.~
1023 97 | old gave consistency to pacific international relations.~
1024 94 | 94.This work of pacification presupposes that obstacles
1025 79 | that spirit which frees and pacifies? Or will there be a lamentable
1026 49 | of their interests in the pacifying light of love.~
1027 30 | a corrupt and corrupting paganism: "There was darkness when
1028 36 | 36.In fact, the first page of the Scripture, with magnificent
1029 113| console and to heal your pains, and do not forget with
1030 90 | 90.In promoting this participation by the laity in the apostolate,
1031 36 | their dispersion to various parts of the world. Even when
1032 80 | him weakness; the excited passions of the people, often inflamed
1033 74 | continuous development in the paths of civilization; they demand,
1034 2 | of Our activity, of Our patience and of Our sufferings, by
1035 67 | those offices of a noble patriotism which give to one's earthly
1036 26 | once transformed Saul into Paul; of that Light which has
1037 2 | take the opportunity of paying homage to the King of kings
1038 23 | tempted to lay down Our pen. Our paternal heart is torn
1039 113| mortification and worthy practice of penance to make your prayers more
1040 3 | in that consecration a penetrating wisdom which sets itself
1041 31 | servility. They did not perceive the inability of all human
1042 105| sands and is destined to perish miserably (cf. Saint Matthew
1043 69 | Now what scandal is more permanently harmful to generation after
1044 92 | would let themselves be permeated by the deep lessons of the
1045 68 | cf. Apocalypse xix. 6) perpetrated by an education that is
1046 106| afflicted, the oppressed, the persecuted? The nations swept into
1047 80 | vision even of responsible persons and make them inattentive
1048 17 | atmosphere of that peace, He may pervade, revivify, strengthen and
1049 83 | convictions which have been perverted by the progressive alienation
1050 33 | they never felt the intense pessimism of today as to the possibility
1051 3 | message opposed to that philosophy of life for which the doctrine
1052 31 | by a mirage of glittering phrases, which proclaimed such estrangement
1053 46 | her universal apostolate. Pioneer research and investigation,
1054 106| noncombatants, raises a piteous dirge over a nation such
1055 85 | laboring for its increase and placing its benefits at the disposition
1056 17 | of the Faith, which was planted by the Princes of the Apostles.
1057 102| which on the contrary she is pleased and glad with a mother's
1058 117| We impart to you all as a pledge of the abundance of Divine
1059 75 | each party will respect its plighted word; the certainty that
1060 23 | for which the sword today ploughs the blood-drenched furrow.~
1061 24 | great a section of mankind plunged in error, selfishness, strife
1062 25 | come forth a crop of such poignant disasters as to constitute
1063 20 | children, at the same time points out to them the remedy;
1064 34 | errors which derive from the poisoned source of religious and
1065 106| nation such as Our dear Poland, which, for its fidelity
1066 2 | providential action of a Pontiff so sure in his diagnosis
1067 85 | the disposition of that portion of mankind also which as
1068 39 | is the same Apostle who portrays for us mankind in the unity
1069 18 | juridical and spiritual position which that achievement,
1070 12 | confidence in God, We took possession of the chair left vacant
1071 87 | work of priests and shows possibilities of development which justify
1072 93 | faithful Christians and the postulates of a genuine humane humanitarianism,
1073 5 | emptiness and deep-felt interior poverty? May we not, perhaps, apply
1074 78 | mentioned, and by their practical consequences. Gone are the
1075 108| charity which she teaches and practices, will be the indispensable
1076 6 | more urgent duty than to preach the unsearchable riches
1077 34 | almost impossible or at least precarious and uncertain, the peaceful
1078 70 | should not respect the sacred precincts of the Christian family,
1079 4 | 4.Even as the precursor of the Lord proclaimed one
1080 49 | gave an example of this preference for His Own country and
1081 3 | guidance: to a world which, preoccupied with the worship of the
1082 67 | should aim as well at the preparation of youth to fulfill with
1083 116| Kingdom, which Thou has prepared for her, because Thine is
1084 59 | 59.Hence, it is the noble prerogative and function of the State
1085 107| is still happening, was presented, as it were, in a vision
1086 108| of this world which today presents such a sharp contrast to "
1087 94 | This work of pacification presupposes that obstacles are not put
1088 75 | 75.The indispensable presupposition, without doubt, of all peaceful
1089 107| means at Our disposal, to prevent recourse to arms and to
1090 85 | the conflict even at the price of the greatest sacrifices.
1091 87 | obstructed and inadequate, of the priestly apostolate. Numbers of fervent
1092 59 | accept for its standard primarily the material prosperity
1093 61 | would be danger lest the primary and essential cell of society,
1094 101| in his Encyclical Quas Primas of December 11, 1925 - any
1095 95 | proclaimed by the Prophet "Prince of Peace" (Isaias ix. 6)
1096 17 | which was planted by the Princes of the Apostles. For, as
1097 36 | with supernatural gifts and privileges, and destined him to an
1098 86 | could hardly be sufficiently prized in the present time, when
1099 48 | family, may this solemn act proclaim to all Our sons, scattered
1100 37 | one great family, when he proclaims to the Greek world that
1101 66 | of their offspring and to procure for them a suitable training
1102 2 | that We should today feel profoundly grateful to Providence for
1103 83 | have been perverted by the progressive alienation of the peoples
1104 69 | His it is to shorten or prolong life: His to grant increase,
1105 83 | and morals which once was promoted by the tireless and beneficent
1106 68 | restores their rights, only promotes its own internal peace and
1107 90 | 90.In promoting this participation by the
1108 17 | in obedience to an inner prompting, make special mention of
1109 70 | Christ and the Church as a proof of fidelity to the people
1110 10 | have become faint, may give proofs of interior renewal and
1111 101| legitimate authorities in their proper spheres, but offers them
1112 5 | perhaps, apply to it the prophetic words of the Apocalypse: "
1113 87 | been granted to a degree proportionate to the present needs, and
1114 72 | ruled by special laws which protect its unity and promote its
1115 70 | of the Christian family, protected by God's holy law, that
1116 68 | as sad experience would prove. The crime of high treason
1117 103| The Teacher of Life," has proved for close on two thousand
1118 66 | laid by God on parents to provide for the material and spiritual
1119 45 | character of each race, provided that they are not opposed
1120 96 | external means and human provisions and political expedients
1121 110| spirits of discord which have provoked it.~
1122 10 | with ever greater light and purity. May it be a day of grace
1123 112| free wills to His all-high purposes.~
1124 28 | aberrations of the past, has pushed these to extremes which
1125 53 | to the Supreme Maker. It puts itself in the place of the
1126 48 | the Gentiles preached: "putting on the new, (man) him who
1127 101| memory, in his Encyclical Quas Primas of December 11, 1925 -
1128 85 | than death, and will not be quenched by the rushing waters of
1129 47 | a particularly delicate question, took some generous decisions
1130 4 | to those who sought and questioned him: "Behold the lamb of
1131 82 | must rest no longer on the quicksands of changeable and ephemeral
1132 56 | 56.It is quite true that power based on
1133 28 | it is certain that the radical and ultimate cause of the
1134 23 | tempest of war is already raging despite all Our efforts
1135 106| beings, even noncombatants, raises a piteous dirge over a nation
1136 14 | unity of the Catholic Church rallying all the closer to the impregnable
1137 17 | scattered over the world, rank among such friendly powers
1138 12 | circumstances - the serried ranks, the assurance, the resolution,
1139 39 | 16); in the unity of its ransom, effected for all by Christ,
1140 30 | which has made ever more rapid progress, withdrawing man,
1141 28 | conscience is stilled or at any rate grows very faint, that voice
1142 35 | origin and by the equality of rational nature in all men, to whatever
1143 26 | or hostile to Christ, a ray of that Light which once
1144 96 | the Divine plan and to "re-establish all things in Christ, that
1145 106| this Our first Encyclical reaches you is in many respects
1146 103| souls have reached, are reaching and shall reach peace. History,
1147 109| empty word, but a living reality. A vast field opens up for
1148 79 | prosperity. Will that future be really different; above all, will
1149 102| He takes away no earthly realms who gives us the celestial" (
1150 30 | the Church, has caused to reappear, in regions in which for
1151 33 | not only from the surge of rebellious passion, but also from a
1152 20 | mistrust or opposition, by rebuffs or lack of appreciation
1153 91 | steady determination that recalls the most glorious days of
1154 69 | the same Christ Who has received from His Eternal Father
1155 | recent
1156 2 | then just empowered to recite "I will go in to the altar
1157 50 | sick, but above all they reclaimed, moulded and raised life
1158 99 | 99.These last are recognizing in the Catholic Church principles
1159 18 | birthplace - over Italy reconciled with the Church, and over
1160 108| men of good will in the reconstruction of a new world based on
1161 36 | vividness of language, to recount their division into different
1162 35 | they belong, and by the redeeming Sacrifice offered by Jesus
1163 83 | to have any effect, the reeducation of mankind must be, above
1164 77 | of division impossible to refill.~
1165 91 | certain sense, impregnable refuge of Christian life. And We
1166 4 | the hesitant, who either refused to follow the glorious Redeemer,
1167 85 | by the spirit of Christ refuses to let himself be beaten
1168 65 | and vision will think of refusing the State, in the exceptional
1169 25 | conclusiveness any merely theoretical refutation.~
1170 36 | Creator, God did not cease to regard them as His children, who,
1171 30 | from the beneficent and regenerating effects of the idea of God
1172 86 | thanks, to see in every region of the Catholic world evident
1173 98 | destiny of nations, look with regretful yearning as they experience
1174 108| The Peace of Christ in the Reign of Christ," the Church and
1175 106| 8), but even now there reigns in thousands of families
1176 41 | bond of a union, that is reinforced by the love of God and of
1177 28 | society is the denial and rejection of a universal norm of morality
1178 42 | organic, harmonious mutual relationship which varies with the changing
1179 54 | merely earthly motives and relies for its force on the sanction
1180 66 | with the true spirit of religion, cannot be wrested from
1181 106| world, while it awaits, relying on the powerful intercession
1182 26 | circumstances would have remained shut, open at Our Savior'
1183 116| necessities of the present hour: "Remember, O Lord, Thy Church, to
1184 24 | of disaster, imminent and remote, We feel We have a duty
1185 4 | Saint John xix. 14) to the renegades, to the doubters, to the
1186 96 | While the Church cannot renounce the exercise of this, her
1187 31 | did not realize that, in renouncing the infinitely wise and
1188 2 | Pontificate, in the spirit of Our renowned predecessor and in the faithful
1189 3 | the doctrine of love and renunciation preached in the Sermon on
1190 9 | King, in adoration and in reparation, to renew now and forever
1191 107| seems as though We ought to repeat to the world in His name: "
1192 46 | 46.She has repeatedly shown in her missionary
1193 63 | errors with their countless repercussions are tasted by none so bitterly
1194 79 | will there be a lamentable repetition of ancient and of recent
1195 31 | inability of all human effort to replace the law of Christ by anything
1196 89 | household, teaches, exhorts, reproves, shows kindness, corrects;
1197 61 | correspond to undeniable natural requirements.~
1198 77 | assume the authority of rescinding them unilaterally when they
1199 46 | universal apostolate. Pioneer research and investigation, involving
1200 86 | forth fountains of grace and reserves of strength, which could
1201 64 | hidden tears of mothers, the resigned sorrow of so many fathers,
1202 31 | Christ's love, they were resigning themselves to the whim of
1203 114| Who loves you, does not resist your suppliant innocence.
1204 7 | vigilance, to a more determined resistance, by the sight of the ever-increasing
1205 103| will not have peace who resists God (cf. Job ix. 4). For
1206 12 | ranks, the assurance, the resolution, the will to win - in those
1207 38 | place, the earth, of whose resources all men can by natural right
1208 106| Encyclical reaches you is in many respects a real "Hour of Darkness" (
1209 30 | Roman Breviary, Good Friday, Response Five).~
1210 82 | that keen sense of moral responsibility, without which it is easy
1211 3 | wisdom which sets itself to restore and to ennoble all human
1212 68 | fathers and mothers and restores their rights, only promotes
1213 33 | the unlawful, which, by restraining outbreaks of passion, left
1214 52 | society - and from every restraint of a Higher Law derived
1215 94 | of this activity is not restricted, and that the masses, and
1216 64 | misery, growing want and restrictions on a scale never before
1217 106| Christians, the hour of a resurrection in harmony with the principles
1218 44 | intelligible pride, cherishes and retains as a precious heritage.
1219 102| civilizes the nations ever retarded the civil progress of mankind,
1220 36 | plan, should one day be reunited once more in His friendship (
1221 89 | classes, categories and groups reveals precious industry and to
1222 40 | divine Lips the words which reverberate mightily down the centuries,
1223 62 | of nobility, humanity and reverence would be inculcated less,
1224 68 | opposed to Christianity, the reversal of "Suffer the little children
1225 3 | 3.As We review from the standpoint of eternity
1226 9 | of thorough renewal and revival in the spirit of the Kingdom
1227 17 | that peace, He may pervade, revivify, strengthen and fortify
1228 5 | Apocalypse: "Thou sayest: I am rich, and made wealthy, and have
1229 15 | Father, seemed to Us all the richer in fair hopes in view of
1230 6 | preach the unsearchable riches of Christ (Ephesians iii.
1231 65 | scrutinized with the greatest rigor according to the standards
1232 10 | of faithful hearts will rise to Heaven the prayer that "
1233 107| conflagration, even at the risk of having Our intentions
1234 5 | souls - as the stream of the river which maketh the City of
1235 21 | 21.At the head of the road which leads to the spiritual
1236 71 | supra-national society, robs the law of nations of its
1237 95 | full liberty to fulfill her role as educator by teaching
1238 31 | vain in their thoughts" (Romans i. 21).~
1239 40 | sacred silence of the Supper Room, before He consummated the
1240 83 | not less true that their root is deeper and more intrinsic,
1241 53 | even if unconsciously, rooted in their hearts.~
1242 78 | situation of today would rouse them with the prophet's
1243 85 | will not be quenched by the rushing waters of tribulation.~
1244 2 | hailed the Encyclical Annum Sacrum with genuine approval, enthusiasm
1245 32 | which alone can support and safeguard the prosperity of States.~
1246 81 | No, Venerable Brethren, safety does not come to peoples
1247 102| of her Divine Master Who said: "Render therefore to Caesar
1248 89 | family. Let it be for the sake of Christ and for life everlasting,
1249 26 | within them an effective and salutary thirst for the truth, justice
1250 109| imitation of the Divine Samaritan, of all these who, as victims
1251 86 | essential duty of individual sanctification, and apostolic activity
1252 116| perfect her in Thy love, and sanctify and collect her from the
1253 99 | the Gospel, in guiding and sanctifying men, and which is generous
1254 50 | it toward the summit of sanctity in which everything is seen
1255 42 | isolated units, like grains of sand, but united by the very
1256 105| Christ rests on shifting sands and is destined to perish
1257 102| Word Incarnate, when they sang of glory to God and announced
1258 84 | Grace from the slavery of Satan and called in Baptism to
1259 66 | them a suitable training saturated with the true spirit of
1260 26 | Light which once transformed Saul into Paul; of that Light
1261 5 | of the Apocalypse: "Thou sayest: I am rich, and made wealthy,
1262 89 | Brethren, you hear Our Lord saying: where I am there too will
1263 64 | want and restrictions on a scale never before experienced,
1264 91 | Crucified is taken from the schools, the family remains the
1265 25 | understand better her warnings, scouted in the false security of
1266 65 | and its real necessity be scrutinized with the greatest rigor
1267 48 | uncircumcision, barbarian nor Scythian, bond nor free. But Christ
1268 11 | Our Pontificate under the Seal of Christ the King, We feel
1269 18 | history, has secured and sealed for Italy and for the whole
1270 18 | blessing over Rome - Rome, the Seat of the Papacy and Our own
1271 24 | the hearts of so great a section of mankind plunged in error,
1272 38 | in the unity of means to secure that end.~
1273 23 | come forth from the baneful seed of violence and of hatred
1274 37 | habitation, that they should seek God" (Acts xvii. 26, 27).~
1275 | seemed
1276 | seems
1277 82 | that depend only on the selfish interests of groups and
1278 87 | Lord of the Harvest that he send workers into his vineyard (
1279 25 | a change of outlook and sentiment to those many w ho, till
1280 116| associate yourselves with those sentiments which answer so well to
1281 17 | We pray God that, in the serene atmosphere of that peace,
1282 12 | difficult circumstances - the serried ranks, the assurance, the
1283 89 | where I am there too will My servant be, do not think solely
1284 101| world not to dominate but to serve. She does not claim to take
1285 67 | love, self-devotion and service. But, on the other hand,
1286 106| fidelity to the Church, for its services in the defense of Christian
1287 31 | estate, when they stooped to servility. They did not perceive the
1288 57 | given rulers power, has also set and marked its bounds.~
1289 113| lifteth up all that fall: and setteth up all that are cast down" (
1290 33 | way open to an honorable settlement. In Our days, on the contrary,
1291 80 | conquered." There is danger lest settlements and decision born in such
1292 33 | as to the possibility of settling them, for they had then
1293 85 | the moment but faces their severity ready to give aid with that
1294 111| address the prayer: "in the shadow of thy wings will I hope,
1295 93 | interests of suffering mankind, shaken to the depths both materially
1296 43 | and embellish it by the sharing of their own peculiar gifts
1297 108| which today presents such a sharp contrast to "The Peace of
1298 20 | imitate the Divine Model of shepherds, Jesus, the Good Shepherd,
1299 105| teaching of Christ rests on shifting sands and is destined to
1300 26 | Light that He may cause to shine in their hearts, indifferent
1301 80 | change exclusively from the shock of war and its final issue
1302 30 | which for many centuries shone the splendors of Christian
1303 100| of suspicion, as if they shook the foundations of civil
1304 50 | mansions and temples which show to what lofty and kindly
1305 92 | torrents of benefits would be showered on the world; what light,
1306 26 | circumstances would have remained shut, open at Our Savior's words: "
1307 50 | the land and cared for the sick, but above all they reclaimed,
1308 107| the use of force on one side would be answered by recourse
1309 75 | the certainty that both sides are convinced that "better
1310 3 | more clearly the sacred significance of that consecration of
1311 114| Bread of Life, raise up your simple and innocent prayers and
1312 36 | Scripture, with magnificent simplicity, tells us how God, as a
1313 7 | content of the Revelation on Sinai, standards in which the
1314 101| solemnly declare with Apostolic sincerity that - without prejudice
1315 35 | Heavenly Father on behalf of sinful mankind.~
1316 102| no desire to usurp, and sings in the liturgy: "He takes
1317 14 | Our poor person but to the singular and exalted office to which
1318 6 | of so many brothers and sisters who, misled by error, passion,
1319 78 | grasp this fact, the tragic situation of today would rouse them
1320 4 | Him with carelessness and sloth.~
1321 84 | on everyone who has been snatched by Divine Grace from the
1322 51 | extinguishing hatred and softening envies and dissensions -
1323 7 | 7.Who among "the Soldiers of Christ" - ecclesiastic
1324 89 | servant be, do not think solely of good bishops and clerics."
1325 | something
1326 | somewhere
1327 2 | open and hidden needs and sores of his day. It is only natural,
1328 10 | return to Him, Who from His sorrowful throne of the Cross thirsts
1329 106| only at the "beginnings of sorrows" (Saint Matthew xxiv. 8),
1330 4 | proclaimed one day to those who sought and questioned him: "Behold
1331 33 | which has overthrown the sound principles of private and
1332 17 | which we have had from the Sovereigns, heads of States and Governments
1333 58 | Creator's will that civil sovereignty should regulate social life
1334 107| Charity to try every means to spare mankind and Christianity
1335 88 | say with the Psalmist: "I speak my words to the King" (Psalm
1336 47 | be their origin or their speech, must know that they have
1337 99 | with the Successor of Peter spends itself in enlightening minds
1338 3 | ephemeral, has lost its way and spent its forces in a vain search
1339 101| authorities in their proper spheres, but offers them her help
1340 110| the tempest and banish the spirits of discord which have provoked
1341 5 | Redeemer, which had its splendid culmination in the consecration
1342 30 | many centuries shone the splendors of Christian civilization,
1343 31 | fickle human wisdom; they spoke of progress, when they were
1344 7 | enemies; as he perceives the spokesmen of these tendencies deny
1345 46 | found possible, will be sponsored and developed.~
1346 13 | so enthusiastic, and so spontaneous accorded to Us on the occasion
1347 100| the Church in teaching and spreading that Doctrine, and in forming
1348 101| that same Church, which spreads it maternal arms towards
1349 5 | Christ the King, there have sprung up benefits beyond description
1350 7 | feel himself incited and spurred on to a greater vigilance,
1351 85 | of our Faith. Rather, it spurs one to stand fast in the
1352 46 | of action is the guiding star of her universal apostolate.
1353 27 | 27.A full statement of the doctrinal stand to
1354 111| to do, trusting in those statesmen, who before the outbreak
1355 64 | countless bitterness of which no statistics tell nor can tell He sees
1356 97 | failure of human expedients to stave off the tempest that threatens
1357 77 | or making another in its stead. But to consider treaties
1358 13 | of reverent love and of steadfast loyalty to the Papacy, in
1359 91 | the Redeemer with a quiet, steady determination that recalls
1360 8 | Christian Faith, could not steel themselves to drink the
1361 12 | days when, with faltering step but with confidence in God,
1362 28 | the voice of conscience is stilled or at any rate grows very
1363 10 | salvation, that His grace may stir in the "troubled heart"
1364 99 | belief and life that have stood the test of 2,000 years;
1365 31 | man's estate, when they stooped to servility. They did not
1366 110| vision of peace above the storm of error and passion awaiting
1367 108| goes to meet the gathering storms. This she knows, that the
1368 8 | effort, for suffering, for a stout heart in face of hidden
1369 6 | temptation and prejudice, have strayed away from faith in the true
1370 5 | numberless souls - as the stream of the river which maketh
1371 63 | Our Apostolic office. The stress of our times, as well external
1372 15 | Christ across the world is strewn.~
1373 109| world and all those who are stricken by the calamity of the war
1374 24 | plunged in error, selfishness, strife and struggle, so as to give
1375 82 | bitterness and the cruel strifes of the present have ceased,
1376 57 | inevitable law triumphs, which strikes down all that has been constructed
1377 7 | tables and other standards stripped of the ethical content of
1378 20 | them the remedy; We shall strive to imitate the Divine Model
1379 80 | hour the angel of justice strives with the demons of violence;
1380 85 | which flees no sacrifice, is stronger than death, and will not
1381 3 | on the Cross seem to be a stumbling block and foolishness.~
1382 46 | religious errors will always be subject to kindly consideration
1383 111| may find on this earth, submerged in a deluge of discord,
1384 60 | everything else should be subordinated and directed, cannot fail
1385 77 | passage of time and the substantial change of circumstances,
1386 7 | of God's Commandments to substitute other tables and other standards
1387 30 | and proud of itself, has succeeded in excluding Christ from
1388 56 | circumstances, material successes apt to arouse wonder in
1389 99 | which in union with the Successor of Peter spends itself in
1390 86 | strength, which could hardly be sufficiently prized in the present time,
1391 107| nothing undone in the form suggested to us by Our Apostolic office
1392 66 | and to procure for them a suitable training saturated with
1393 103| sublime teaching of Christ, summed up by Himself in the twofold
1394 50 | directing it toward the summit of sanctity in which everything
1395 40 | the sacred silence of the Supper Room, before He consummated
1396 87 | needs, and in a manner which supplements and completes the powers,
1397 114| you, does not resist your suppliant innocence. Pray every one,
1398 117| of Peace, will hear the supplications of the Church, We impart
1399 100| divinely dilate his heart and supply an efficacious remedy to
1400 102| Epiphany). She does not suppress human energies but lifts
1401 71 | for it breaks the unity of supra-national society, robs the law of
1402 2 | providential action of a Pontiff so sure in his diagnosis of the
1403 33 | dissensions come not only from the surge of rebellious passion, but
1404 25 | constitute a condemnation surpassing in its conclusiveness any
1405 60 | wrenched from their natural surroundings, that is, from responsible
1406 100| are at times an object of suspicion, as if they shook the foundations
1407 101| 101.Against such suspicions We solemnly declare with
1408 38 | right avail themselves, to sustain and develop life; in the
1409 83 | given man as a means of sustenance and progress, it is not
1410 53 | authority of God and the sway of His law are denied in
1411 97 | tempest that threatens to sweep civilization away, many
1412 112| hands human counsels and sweetly turns them in whatever direction
1413 30 | xxvii. 45); a terrifying symbol of what happened and what
1414 3 | King; We see its inspiring symbolism We see its power to refine
1415 70 | alone has deathless life. A system of education that should
1416 77 | principle as ephemeral and tacitly to assume the authority
1417 78 | of the Divine law, have tainted every field of human activity.~
1418 102| sings in the liturgy: "He takes away no earthly realms who
1419 14 | see that magnificent and tangible demonstration of the indissoluble
1420 84 | The accomplishment of this task of regeneration, by adapting
1421 86 | boldly faces the gigantic tasks of our age, which with generous
1422 76 | But on the other hand, to tear the law of nations from
1423 64 | hearts, knows the hidden tears of mothers, the resigned
1424 5 | age has been, for all its technical and purely civic progress,
1425 9 | dispositions of time and temperament, Venerable Brethren, may
1426 58 | facilitate the attainment in the temporal order, by individuals, of
1427 23 | degree of well-being, We are tempted to lay down Our pen. Our
1428 53 | as an inevitable result tends to attribute to itself that
1429 23 | We write these lines the terrible news comes to Us that the
1430 30 | Matthew xxvii. 45); a terrifying symbol of what happened
1431 78 | all men are looking with terror into the abyss to which
1432 8 | weakness, uncertainty; who, terror-stricken before the sacrifices entailed
1433 99 | life that have stood the test of 2,000 years; the strong
1434 115| Master, the most sacred testament of His Heart, "That they
1435 19 | and to Our time than to testify to the truth with Apostolic
1436 13 | cherish the memory of the many testimonies of filial attachment to
1437 | thee
1438 25 | conclusiveness any merely theoretical refutation.~
1439 | thereby
1440 114| Pray without ceasing" (Thessalonians, v. 10).~
1441 | Thine
1442 10 | sorrowful throne of the Cross thirsts for their souls also and
1443 9 | be a day of grace and of thorough renewal and revival in the
1444 31 | they became vain in their thoughts" (Romans i. 21).~
1445 103| proved for close on two thousand years how true is the word
1446 106| even now there reigns in thousands of families death and desolation,
1447 11 | consciousness of a common threat from a common danger.~
1448 68 | children to come unto me" has threatened, for all His mercy and goodness,
1449 97 | stave off the tempest that threatens to sweep civilization away,
1450 52 | the mercy of the changeful tide of human will, or of the
1451 25 | sentiment to those many w ho, till now, have walked with blind
1452 50 | supernatural charity, not only tilled the land and cared for the
1453 83 | once was promoted by the tireless and beneficent work of the
1454 89 | recognize that it is under this title that he owes paternal affection
1455 15 | have already witnessed the toil, the anxiety, and the trials
1456 111| the outbreak of war, nobly toiled to avert such a scourge
1457 110| whole truth of Christ and toiling as the love of Christ demands
1458 17 | of Our gratitude for the tokens of reverent homage which
1459 48 | Episcopal dignity at the Tomb of the Apostles twelve representatives
1460 5 | purely civic progress, more tormented than ours by spiritual emptiness
1461 99 | when, even at the cost of torments or martyrdom, it has to
1462 92 | 92.What torrents of benefits would be showered
1463 | toward
1464 89 | according to Saint John, tract 51, n. 13).~
1465 17 | to its glorious Catholic tradition, and experience through
1466 66 | procure for them a suitable training saturated with the true
1467 92 | averted, what happiness and tranquillity assured, if the social and
1468 26 | of that Light which once transformed Saul into Paul; of that
1469 25 | errors unconscious of the treacherous and insecure ground on which
1470 68 | prove. The crime of high treason against the "King of kings
1471 50 | to future generations the treasures of ancient art and wisdom
1472 77 | different peoples and nations trenches of division impossible to
1473 28 | illiterate and to uncivilized tribes what is good and what is
1474 85 | by the rushing waters of tribulation.~
1475 109| those who are not being tried by the scourge of war, will
1476 80 | victory is an hour of external triumph for the party to whom victory
1477 57 | when the inevitable law triumphs, which strikes down all
1478 25 | insecure ground on which they trod. Perhaps the many who have
1479 10 | His grace may stir in the "troubled heart" of the wanderers
1480 107| of Christian Charity to try every means to spare mankind
1481 112| human counsels and sweetly turns them in whatever direction
1482 117| Gandolfo, near Rome, on the twentieth day of October, in the year
1483 103| summed up by Himself in the twofold precept of love of God and
1484 11 | entirely assured of the unanimous and enthusiastic approval
1485 34 | at least precarious and uncertain, the peaceful intercourse
1486 8 | of cowardice, weakness, uncertainty; who, terror-stricken before
1487 48 | nor Jew, circumcision nor uncircumcision, barbarian nor Scythian,
1488 28 | to the illiterate and to uncivilized tribes what is good and
1489 25 | of popular modern errors unconscious of the treacherous and insecure
1490 53 | remain still deeply, even if unconsciously, rooted in their hearts.~
1491 61 | charge that correspond to undeniable natural requirements.~
1492 25 | mission of the Church will now understand better her warnings, scouted
1493 116| 116.The early Church understood and practiced this Divine
1494 46 | of every age, have been undertaken in order to facilitate the
1495 91 | mission, with a fidelity undismayed by combat or by sacrifice.
1496 107| was left, We left nothing undone in the form suggested to
1497 67 | 67.Undoubtedly, that formation should aim
1498 3 | promote its true welfare. It unfolds itself to Us ever more clearly
1499 8 | Christ, but who - Christians unfortunately more in name than in fact -
1500 6 | anything nobler than to unfurl the "Ensign of the King"
1501 77 | authority of rescinding them unilaterally when they are no longer
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