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1001 12 | with a certain measure of wealth, have been extended somewhat
1002 4 | this spiritual arena, to weigh things maturely and with
1003 12 | lest borne down by the weight of fleeting things and immersed
1004 1 | all the faithful in very weighty words, which we ourselves
1005 1 | which the Christian people welcomed the promulgation of the
1006 1 | provide for the happiness and well-being of each and all, and the
1007 9 | of the Eastern or of the Western Church, who, as we know,
1008 | whatever
1009 4 | desire of helping them, in whatsoever state of life, he sees,
1010 | Whence
1011 | whereby
1012 4 | the fulness of Christ,"12 whereof the Apostle speaks; nay,
1013 4 | Mission fields, which "are white already to harvest"16 demand,
1014 10 | If thou wouldst belong wholly to all, after the manner
1015 4 | holds dominion far and wide; it is of the greatest importance
1016 5 | full forty days in desert wilderness. Nay more, in the midst
1017 5 | sorrows to go to heaven, he willed that these same Apostles
1018 10 | advantage of their flock, and win a multitude of souls to
1019 4 | Eucherius Bishop of Lyons wisely observes; when exercising
1020 19 | peace truly so called We wish for you from our heart,
1021 14 | curtailed too much if one wishes to obtain the benefits promised
1022 7 | fascination of the senses, withdrawing themselves into those holy
1023 18 | minds of Christians who withdrawn from the tumult and the
1024 | within
1025 6 | solitude wherein away from witnesses the soul might give attention;
1026 4 | dwells by grace, burns in a wondrous way to call others to share
1027 5 | evangelical labours, he was wont to invite his Apostles to
1028 10 | master he had been: "If thou wouldst belong wholly to all, after
1029 7 | human family, after so many wounds inflicted on the spiritual
1030 10 | who did not hesitate to write thus to the Supreme Pontiff,
1031 6 | clear indications in the writings of the holy Fathers. For
1032 1(1) | Acta Apost. Sedis, vol. XXI, (1929), page 6.~
1033 16 | which after casting off the yoke of sin and washing away
1034 11 | particular for bands of young recruits. For while they
1035 | yourselves
1036 10 | priests who, burning with zeal for the salvation of souls,
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