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 1 15|       what is worse than all, Christian civilization itself is irreparably
 2 17|  laxity in the performance of Christian duties which is so widespread,
 3 20|    and mercy which the law of Christian charity has done so much
 4 31| accept the principles of true Christian wisdom, the seeds of discord
 5 49|       fathers and teachers of Christian peoples, "a pattern of the
 6 55|      an essential part of our Christian life and of the sacred ministry
 7 57|    exhibit the high ideals of Christian perfection by their works
 8 57|     uppermost in the minds of Christian people the pure ideals of
 9 57|     faith and the doctrine of Christian brotherhood and at the same
10 62|     supernatural love, and of Christian discipline which alone can