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1002 30 | neglect this order is to shake the pillars on which society 1003 29 | will ever be able to make shift of the supreme and decisive 1004 29 | to substitute for it the shifting sands of human regulations, 1005 10 | country and race. As God's sun shines on every human face so His 1006 15 | Son of God made Man, there shone the plentitude of divine 1007 43 | Almighty whose arm has not shortened. Trusting in Him, "We cease 1008 5 | policy. The moderation We showed in spite of all this was 1009 37 | If some have fallen and shown themselves unworthy of their 1010 6 | freedom is beset on all sides, when the lack of religious 1011 26 | for the believer the holy sign of his redemption, the emblem 1012 21 | Christ the King constitutes a signal and meritorious act of loyalty 1013 5 | treaties and make every signature worthless. Should the day 1014 30 | which may be given a correct significance, it means that what is morally 1015 41 | equivocation by an untimely silence, nor by excessive severity 1016 4 | with their accomplices, silent or vociferous, are today 1017 15 | imperfection, the weakness and sinfulness of man. But side by side 1018 34 | is why we tell the young: Sing your hymns to freedom, but 1019 34 | sin and sensuality. He who sings hymns of loyalty to this 1020 25 | s descendants, who have sinned in him (Rom. v. 12). It 1021 5 | the extreme gravity of the situation and the anxiety of every 1022 35 | difficult times and delicate situations, have, under the direction 1023 20 | vocation, they grew to the size of beacons and reformers. 1024 4 | peace, blacken the German skies. ~ 1025 5 | last possibilities, however slight, of a return to fidelity 1026 29 | lead these individuals or societies to moral degradation. The 1027 4 | which we planted on German soil with the purest intention, 1028 21 | mother since my infancy, the solace of my life and advocate 1029 33 | that there is many a humble soldier of Christ in your ranks, 1030 | some 1031 29 | sands of human regulations, sooner or later lead these individuals 1032 22 | invariably a bond of unity, a source of strength, a guarantee 1033 4 | or veiled, fed from many sources and wielding many tools, 1034 4 | furrows, where We tried to sow the seed of a sincere peace, 1035 10 | independent of time and space, country and race. As God' 1036 3 | consent for We wished to spare the Faithful of Germany, 1037 43 | all your diocesans, and specially to the sick and the prisoners, 1038 29 | are nothing but practical specifications of rules of the Gospels) 1039 9 | less arbitrary, of human speculation. Use your influence on the 1040 29 | public education, would spell religious under-feeding 1041 29 | social and political life, spells spiritual spoliation and 1042 15 | Biblical history, the luminous splendor of the divine light revealing 1043 15 | times and in divers manners, spoke in times past to the fathers 1044 15 | all, in these days hath spoken to us by His Son" (Heb. 1045 29 | political life, spells spiritual spoliation and degradation. No coercive 1046 20 | moved by the spirit of God, spontaneously adopts both outwardly and 1047 34 | much time is now devoted to sporting activities, that the harmonious 1048 34 | people? You are told about sports. Indulged in with moderation 1049 18 | indivisibility wrenches from the Spouse of Christ one of the diadems 1050 20 | reformatory zeal, which instead of springing from personal purity, flashes 1051 20 | lasting reform has ultimately sprung from the sanctity of men 1052 19 | of the lay apostolate, to square their faith and their conduct 1053 1 | that once received from St. Boniface the bright message 1054 34 | gaining of the crown in the stadium of eternal life (1 Cor. 1055 3 | scheme of several years' standing; and when, to your unanimous 1056 12 | incense to the All-Highest and staying His vengeance. ~ 1057 22 | sufficient evidence of the sterility to which is condemned every 1058 20 | will" (John iii. 8): "of stones He is able to raise men 1059 38 | faithful to Christ, and have stood by the rights which a solemn 1060 | stop 1061 4 | responsible, should the storm of religious war, instead 1062 15 | nobleness, they also record the story of the chosen people, bearers 1063 5 | open or secret means, to strangle rights guaranteed by a treaty. ~ 1064 15 | as it warms, admonishes, strikes, raises and beautifies its 1065 15 | background that one perceives the striking perspective of the divine 1066 18 | her; he subjects a divine structure, which stands on eternal 1067 43 | resolutions, as a comfort in the struggle, as a consolation in all 1068 11 | superficial minds could stumble into concepts of a national 1069 15 | they are penetrated by a subdued light, harmonizing with 1070 10 | rich and poor are equally subject to His word. From the fullness 1071 29 | over the moral law to man's subjective opinion, which changes with 1072 22 | verified in the deepest and sublimest sense, when that authority, 1073 15 | of God, and constitute a substantial part of his revelation; 1074 17 | human hand; it admits no substitutes or arbitrary alternatives 1075 7 | pre-Christian Germanic conception of substituting a dark and impersonal destiny 1076 42 | Deum of liberation will succeed to the premature hymns of 1077 18 | individuals and nations. In their successes she sees with maternal joy 1078 5 | pastoral mission, whether We be successful or not, to oppose the policy 1079 36 | function are called upon to suffer persecution; to all those 1080 22 | subjection to worldly powers, is sufficient evidence of the sterility 1081 23 | use of this word for the "suggestions" of race and blood, for 1082 19 | overlooks the overwhelming sum of authentic virtues, of 1083 10 | country and race. As God's sun shines on every human face 1084 15 | revelation. "God, who at sundry times and in divers manners, 1085 11 | 11. None but superficial minds could stumble into 1086 18 | rejoices at the spiritual superiorities among individuals and nations. 1087 30 | protect against denial, suppression or neglect. To overlook 1088 29 | able to make shift of the supreme and decisive impulses generated 1089 42 | and victory. Then We are sure, the enemies of the Church, 1090 41 | their mentality to their new surroundings, have for the paternal home 1091 14 | faith in God can for long survive pure and unalloyed without 1092 33 | your country misunderstood, suspected, or even denied, and of 1093 19 | in their own. But however suspicious the intention of those who 1094 7 | and ordereth all things sweetly" (Wisdom viii. 1). Neither 1095 21 | Venerable Brethren, voices are swelling into a chorus urging people 1096 36 | charity, intelligent and sympathetic towards those even who offend 1097 39 | frame of an educational system which systematically works 1098 39 | educational system which systematically works against religion, 1099 30 | the Creator's hand on the tablet of the heart (Rom. ii. 14) 1100 30 | law are vitiated with a taint which no force, no power 1101 13 | defense of God's rights in the teeth of an aggressive paganism. 1102 39 | Christ, is to profane the temple of the child's soul consecrated 1103 29 | conscientious observation of the ten commandments of God and 1104 38 | the cause of God, their tender love for the Father of Christendom, 1105 24 | Whoever only means by the term, the collective survival 1106 5 | contracting party emasculated the terms of the treaty, distorted 1107 17 | nothingness, to whom the terrifying words of Scripture would 1108 6 | faith, like gold, is being tested in the fire of tribulation 1109 [Title]| Text~ ~Venerable Brethren, Greetings, 1110 13 | 13. We thank you, Venerable Brethren, 1111 30 | only morality, but also the theoretical and practical rights. We 1112 5 | given word of honor against theories and practices, which it 1113 | thereby 1114 21 | measures of intimidation, the threat of economic and civic disabilities, 1115 33 | 41). Today, as We see you threatened with new dangers and new 1116 | throughout 1117 18 | ground of the truth" (1 Tim. iii. 15); for Christ Himself, 1118 35 | sacred mysteries, never tire of exercising, after the 1119 19 | victims of indifference, tired of their Faith and straying 1120 | together 1121 28 | means all the supernatural tokens of God's love; God's intervention 1122 9 | who will not, and cannot, tolerate a rival God by His side. ~ 1123 21 | advocate at my death, may my tongue cleave to my palate if, 1124 18 | country for all nations and tongues; there is room for the development 1125 16 | the flesh, the Christ who took His human nature from a 1126 4 | sources and wielding many tools, against Christ and His 1127 16 | the Son of God who to His torturer's sacrilege opposed the 1128 15 | by side with innumerable touches of greatness and nobleness, 1129 | toward 1130 34 | against the best of German traditions. But We expect the Catholic 1131 16 | nothing of that universal tragedy of the Son of God who to 1132 33 | have often to face the tragic trial of seeing your loyalty 1133 34 | Church, or a deserter and traitor to His heavenly country. 1134 30 | and to compromise social tranquillity, security and existence. ~ 1135 18 | foundations, to criticism and transformation by architects whom the Father 1136 15 | pride could blind one to the treasures hoarded in the Old Testament. ~ 1137 25 | belongs to the inalienable treasury of Christian revelation. ~ 1138 9 | the Trinity of Persons, tri-personal in the unity of divine essence, 1139 33 | often to face the tragic trial of seeing your loyalty to 1140 9 | infinitely perfect, one in the Trinity of Persons, tri-personal 1141 15 | saving plan which finally triumphs over every fault and sin. 1142 37 | justice than the present troublous times have done. We trust 1143 22 | that is severed from the trunk of the living Church. Whoever 1144 37 | troublous times have done. We trust that the heads of religious 1145 43 | whose arm has not shortened. Trusting in Him, "We cease not to 1146 25 | and death. Faith in these truths, which in your country are 1147 15 | perspective of the divine tutorship of salvation, as it warms, 1148 15 | It is precisely in the twilight of this background that 1149 28 | name of a so-called German type amounts to repudiating openly 1150 9 | existence. Lord, King and ultimate Consummator of the history 1151 3 | standing; and when, to your unanimous satisfaction, We concluded 1152 39 | appearances, controlled by unauthorized men, within the frame of 1153 22 | erroneous developments with an uncompromising No from the very outset, 1154 10 | and subjects, crowned and uncrowned, rich and poor are equally 1155 29 | education, would spell religious under-feeding of a nation. To hand over 1156 35 | sufferings which your people have undergone in post-War days have not 1157 16 | was to crucify Him; and he understands nothing of that universal 1158 35 | at least forgive, many an undeserved insult now more frequent 1159 34 | for that reason, become unfaithful to God and His Church, or 1160 34 | Western civilization from the union between that Church and 1161 22 | Should men, who are not even united by faith in Christ, come 1162 31 | freedom, is the result of unjust pressure, and is a violation 1163 | unless 1164 2 | reports of things hard and unpleasant. After hearing their account, 1165 29 | Gospels) is for every one an unrivaled school of personal discipline, 1166 7 | preserved in Germany pure and unstained. The believer in God is 1167 41 | accomplice to equivocation by an untimely silence, nor by excessive 1168 38 | bravely and at the cost of untold sacrifices, have remained 1169 5 | interest, still less by unwarranted weakness, but merely by 1170 37 | fallen and shown themselves unworthy of their vocation, their 1171 34 | organizations of the State, to uphold its right to a Christian 1172 8 | of life which that faith upholds. ~ 1173 19 | on the priesthood We have urged attention to the sacred 1174 21 | are swelling into a chorus urging people to leave the Church, 1175 30 | to say: "Nothing can be useful, if it is not at the same 1176 42 | Church, the present has ushered in a new ascension of interior 1177 7 | believer in God is not he who utters the name in his speech, 1178 19 | Apostle of the nations, the vase of election, chastised his 1179 43 | Benediction. ~Given at the Vatican on Passion Sunday, March 1180 18 | her dome, as beneath the vault of heaven, there is but 1181 4 | determined hostility overt or veiled, fed from many sources and 1182 12 | All-Highest and staying His vengeance. ~ 1183 22 | the future: and this is verified in the deepest and sublimest 1184 1 | Church and the increasing vexations which afflict those who 1185 32 | 32. As the Vicar of Him who said to the young 1186 19 | prisoners of doubt and error, victims of indifference, tired of 1187 42 | with heroism, patience and victory. Then We are sure, the enemies 1188 39 | the more a distrustful vigilance will be needed, in the light 1189 43 | hearts and reins (Psalm vii. 10) is Our witness that 1190 7 | things sweetly" (Wisdom viii. 1). Neither is he a believer 1191 19 | it their task, nay their vile profession, to scrutinize 1192 36 | the right of proclaiming, vindicating and defending the truth 1193 5 | people as the defender of violated rights, and in obedience 1194 21 | functionaries, a pressure which violates every human right and dignity. 1195 37 | zeal, their fidelity, their virtue, their active charity, their 1196 19 | overwhelming sum of authentic virtues, of spirit of sacrifice, 1197 38 | 38. We visualize the immense multitudes of 1198 22 | also the welfare and the vitality of his own people. ~ 1199 30 | with the natural law are vitiated with a taint which no force, 1200 28 | an abuse of our religious vocabulary to place on the same level 1201 4 | their accomplices, silent or vociferous, are today responsible, 1202 21 | or threats, I betray the vows of my baptism." As to those 1203 39 | consequences. The Church cannot wait to deplore the devastation 1204 2 | to hear that my children walk in truth" (John iii. 4). 1205 13 | paganism. Our gratitude, warmer still and admiring, goes 1206 15 | tutorship of salvation, as it warms, admonishes, strikes, raises 1207 21 | let them hear Our Lord's warning: - "He that shall deny me 1208 35 | are more exposed, who are weak and stumbling. Be the guides 1209 35 | apostle's indispensable weapon, in a world torn by hatred. 1210 41 | 41. We have weighed every word of this letter 1211 6 | normal defense is heavily weighing on you, you have every right 1212 18 | Church (Matt. xviii. 15), to welcome in the words and commands 1213 34 | blessing that came upon Western civilization from the union 1214 | whenever 1215 | whereby 1216 | whether 1217 21 | human right and dignity. Our wholehearted paternal sympathy goes out 1218 14 | words brook no evasion: "Whosoever denieth the Son, the same 1219 33 | Heaven. Thousands of pens are wielded in the service of a Christianity, 1220 4 | fed from many sources and wielding many tools, against Christ 1221 30 | hence, in the authority it wields over conscience. Human laws 1222 32 | of the Gospel: "If thou wilt enter into life, keep the 1223 33 | not of Christ. Press and wireless daily force on you productions 1224 16 | Biblical history and the wise doctrines of the Old Testament, 1225 3 | as well as by the sincere wish to render the German people 1226 16 | 16. Whoever wishes to see banished from church 1227 3 | We then decided not to withhold Our consent for We wished 1228 43 | reins (Psalm vii. 10) is Our witness that We have no greater 1229 39 | system which systematically works against religion, do not 1230 5 | and make every signature worthless. Should the day ever come 1231 5 | officially endorsed, would wreck every faith in treaties 1232 37 | Religious Orders, have been wrenched from the work of their vocation. 1233 18 | and that indivisibility wrenches from the Spouse of Christ 1234 9 | growing abuse, in speech as in writing, of the name of God as though 1235 29 | moral corruption (Psalms xiii. 1), and the number of these 1236 32 | the commandments" (Matt. xix. 17), We address a few paternal 1237 22 | the rock of Peter (Matt. xvi. 18). Thus was sealed the 1238 14 | whom thou has sent" (John xvii. 3). Nobody, therefore, 1239 6 | confirm thy brethren" (Luke xxii. 32). ~ 1240 21 | cleave to my palate if, yielding to worldly promises or threats, 1241 33 | is the absolute right of youths as well as of parents to


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