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 1 3  |        their eyes to the light of Christian wisdom and miserably return
 2 8  |      which delights and nourishes Christian piety. This, it would seem,
 3 14 |           they say, by which many Christian communities, though they
 4 17 |       often a lowly, place in the Christian community, and even they
 5 20 |        duly regulated increase of Christian society, and, what is of
 6 21 |           at the beginning of the Christian era, He supplied the Church
 7 22 |          As therefore in the true Christian community there is only
 8 23 |       they hold fast to faith and Christian hope, and if, illumined
 9 37 |         the helm of the universal Christian community and directs its
10 42 | understood also of the individual Christian communities, whether Oriental
11 46 |          who glory in the name of Christian, look to our Divine Savior
12 48 |          powers that are found in Christian society, all the gifts,
13 63 |           social structure of the Christian community, though it proclaims
14 66 |       increase the merit of their Christian faith. For, as We said above,
15 66 |         of St. Leo: "Recognize, O Christian, your dignity, and being
16 68 |            since Christ wills His Christian community to be a Body which
17 69 |         visible government of the Christian community.~
18 70 |           in those three virtues, Christian faith, hope and charity,
19 71 |           and he in God."141 This Christian faith binds us no less closely
20 72 |        the Author of truth, so by Christian hope we long for Him as
21 87 |           to reach the heights of Christian perfection and at the same
22 88 |      self-knowledge is increased, Christian humility grows, bad habits
23 90 |         mind of the Church and to Christian usage, but to truth. For
24 101|           are being instructed in Christian doctrine, so that they may
25 106|           of the sick by works of Christian charity, but if we also
26 108|         contribute nothing to the Christian training of the soul nor