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 1 17|        benefit and advantage of religion; indeed, they have on many
 2 17|       and precious liberties of religion and of consciences such
 3 17|       sincere love and zeal for religion, or whether they were not
 4 20|  pronounced against Italy where religion has been restored." We have
 5 20|        Italy for the welfare of religion, a gratitude not lessened
 6 20|       wherever the interests of religion demand it, and in the measure
 7 26|                 26. We, Church, religion, faithful Catholics (and
 8 30|      where there is nothing but religion and morals, and to conclude,
 9 32|   conferences in explanation of religion, of studies, of catechetical
10 34|       Ourselves to the field of religion, have never been able to
11 49|     that instead of saving true religion and saving Christian and
12 50|      all favourably disposed to religion, and who sometimes exercise
13 51|     seen in action a species of religion which rebels against the
14 51| directions; an attitude towards religion which becomes persecution
15 51|         the supreme Head of the religion is known to prize and cherish
16 51|       parricide. Such a sham of religion cannot in any way be reconciled
17 52|       the external practices of religion (such as Mass and the Sacraments),
18 60|       that an oath is an act of religion and that it is out of place
19 66|        respect for the Catholic religion, and for its supreme Head,