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 1 1 |        this Chair of Truth and Love, We earnestly desired to
 2 5 |       accept the homage of Our love on the occasion when We
 3 13|    that sanctuary of peace and love, the family, the original
 4 18| calumnies, namely, that a pure love of country and a generous
 5 20|      those natural feelings of love and mercy which the law
 6 25|       desires, this inordinate love of the things of the world,
 7 25|     the public good, or out of love for country. Patriotism -
 8 25|      grave injustice when true love of country is debased to
 9 33|     which is born of brotherly love. The peace of Christ is
10 33|    blood, the law of brotherly love, of mutual forbearance - "
11 33|       my commandment, that you love one another, as I have loved
12 34|       of reconciliation and of love. "God indeed was in Christ,
13 35|      peace is more a matter of love than of justice. The reason
14 35|      act and results only from love. (Summa Theologica, II-II,
15 36|  hearts and is, in effect, the love of God, We can repeat what
16 36|        God which also rules by love - "the kingdom of Christ
17 38|      and the bond of brotherly love which unites us closely
18 40|      Much peace have they that love the law, O Lord." (Psalms
19 42|       true spirit of brotherly love" (St. Augustine, De Moribus
20 48|         in their hearts by His love, in each one's life by the
21 48|         In such a sanctuary of love, parental authority is fashioned
22 51|        the God of mercy and of love of His holy will in this
23 52|        very special and tender love toward that large family
24 53|   develop such ardent and true love for the Holy Eucharist and
25 53|      Host, center of peace and love, gather multitudes from
26 57|       the inspiration of God's love, have often gone to such
27 62|      of faith, of supernatural love, and of Christian discipline
28 72|      as a sign of Our fatherly love, We impart to you, to your