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1 100 | 100. Our Redeemer showed His
2 101 | 101. After the example of Christ
3 102 | 102. Likewise, We must earnestly
4 104 | 104. Though We desire this unceasing
5 105 | 105. And likewise, above all
6 106 | 106. Moreover, Christ proved
7 42(62) | 43: Migne, P.L., LXXV, 1062.~
8 107 | 107. As We write these words
9 50(86) | 54; Migne, P.L., XXXIV, 1070.~
10 103(195)| 33, 7: Migne, P.G., VII, 1076.~
11 108 | 108. There never was a time,
12 59(113) | 5; Migne, P.L., XXXVII, 1085.~
13 109 | 109. Before concluding, We cannot
14 110 | 110. Venerable Brethren, may
15 111 | 111. May she, then, the most
16 112 | 112. Confiding in this sublime
17 67(135) | XXXVI, 154, and XXXVII, 1159.~
18 104(202)| 175; Cod. Iur. Can., c. 1351.~
19 59(108) | Migne, P.L., XIV, 710 et XV, 1483.~
20 108(214)| XXII, 30: Migne, P.L., XV, 1521.~
21 67(135) | 1: Migne, P.L., XXXVI, 154, and XXXVII, 1159.~
22 53(97) | 1: Migne, P.L., XXXIX, 1563.~
23 28(29) | II, 87: Migne, P.L., XV, 1585. ~
24 104(198)| XXVI, 2: Migne, P.L. XXX, 1607.~
25 87(168) | IV, 49; Migne. P.L. XV, 1626.~
26 30(36) | pro Jacob.: Mansi, XXXI, 1738.~
27 104(202)| Dei: A.S.S., XVIII, pp. 174-175; Cod. Iur. Can., c.
28 104(202)| A.S.S., XVIII, pp. 174-175; Cod. Iur. Can., c. 1351.~
29 103(196)| Iam Vos Omnes, 13 Sept. 1868: Act. Conc. Vat., C.L.VII,
30 66(131) | XXI, 3: Migne, P.L., LIV, 192-193.~
31 66(131) | 3: Migne, P.L., LIV, 192-193.~
32 61(115) | Divini Redemptoris: A.A.S., 1937, p. 80.~
33 103(194)| Summi Pontificatus: A.A.S., 1939, p. 419.~
34 112 | Peter and Paul, in the year 1943, the fifth of Our Pontificate.~
35 37(50) | VI, 55: Migne, P.L., XIV, 265.~
36 50(88) | Symb.; Migne, P.G., LXXVII, 293.~
37 37(51) | XX, 22: Migne, P.L., XL, 301.~
38 31 | 31. But if our Savior, by His
39 42(64) | Cf. Cod. Iur. Can., can. 329, 1.~
40 108(213)| LXVI, 3: Migne, P.L., LIV, 357 and 366.~
41 108(213)| Migne, P.L., LIV, 357 and 366.~
42 29(35) | LXVIII, 3: Migne, P.L. LIV, 374.~
43 53(96) | Moysis: Migne, P.G., XLIV, 385.~
44 39 | 39. But our Divine Savior governs
45 40 | 40. But we must not think that
46 31(39) | 29: Migne, P.L., XLIV, 400.~
47 41 | 41. They, therefore, walk in
48 59(114) | VII, 2; Migne, P.G. IX, 413.~
49 103(194)| Pontificatus: A.A.S., 1939, p. 419.~
50 45 | 45. To the reasons thus far
51 111(220)| Illum: A.A.S., XXXVI, p. 453.~
52 46 | 46. We begin with the similarity
53 47 | 47. It is the will of Jesus
54 50 | 50. Christ enlightens His whole
55 52 | 52. These truths which We have
56 53 | 53. As Bellarmine notes with
57 94(182) | 1940: A.A.S., 1940, p. 553.~
58 56 | 56. If we examine closely this
59 57 | 57. To this Spirit of Christ,
60 58 | 58. If that vital principle,
61 59 | 59. What We have said concerning
62 75(156) | XXIX: Migne, P.L., LVII, 594.~
63 60 | 60. And now, Venerable Brethren,
64 61 | 61. In a natural body the principle
65 62 | 62. But if we compare a mystical
66 26(23) | Illud: A.S.S., XXIX, p. 649.~
67 65 | 65. For this reason We deplore
68 57(106) | A.S.S., XXIX, p. 650.~
69 80(162) | Illud: A.S.S., XXIX, p. 653.~
70 66 | 66. And if at times there appears
71 67 | 67. Here, Venerable Brethren,
72 24(21) | 22: Migne, P.L., XXXIII, 686.~
73 70 | 70. These juridical bonds in
74 71 | 71. "One Lord, one faith,"139
75 72 | 72. As by faith on this earth
76 63(118) | Cognitum: A.S.S., XXVIII, p. 724. ~
77 40(59) | Cognitum: A.S.S., XXVIII, 725.~
78 73 | 73. But if the bonds of faith
79 74 | 74. But, corresponding to this
80 75 | 75. Now the only-begotten Son
81 24(22) | 1: Migne, P.L., XXXVIII, 754.~
82 76 | 76. From all that We have hitherto
83 77 | 77. This communication of the
84 78 | 78. For indeed We are not ignorant
85 79 | 79. It must also be borne in
86 81 | 81. It seems to Us that something
87 82 | 82. By means of the Eucharistic
88 84 | 84. As then in the sad and
89 85 | 85. If the faithful, Venerable
90 86 | 86. For there are some who
91 88 | 88. The same result follows
92 90 | 90. Finally, there are those
93 91 | 91. Venerable Brethren, in
94 92 | 92. But lest we be deceived
95 30(36) | 16: Migne, P.L., XXII, 924 and 943; St. Thos., I-II,
96 93 | 93. In order that such a solid
97 43(68) | 30: Migne, P.L., LXXVII, 933.~
98 94 | 94. For as the Apostle with
99 30(36) | Migne, P.L., XXII, 924 and 943; St. Thos., I-II, q. 103,
100 95 | 95. In order to guard against
101 96 | 96. And first of all let us
102 97 | 97. In this gravest of hours,
103 98 | 98. As the vastness of the
104 99 | 99. In this connection We cannot
105 24 | 24. Let every one then abhor sin, which defiles the mystical
106 86 | the Gentiles it is equally abhorrent, for although he brings
107 73 | to him and will make our abode with him."151 Charity then,
108 29 | the Old Law which had been abolished; then the Law of Christ
109 12 | abounded, grace did more abound."6 All know that the father
110 12 | the Apostle: "Where sin abounded, grace did more abound."6
111 46 | Apostle - but of the seed of Abraham."72 And Christ not only
112 6 | Father of them all, who, with absolute impartiality and incorruptible
113 69 | same laws. Above all, it is absolutely necessary that the Supreme
114 92 | at times we are warned to abstain even from harmless pleasures.
115 4 | being sorely tried, are accepted from God's hands with calm
116 48 | supernatural powers that accompany the hypostatic union, since
117 94 | something that is entirely in accordance with the common good. Yet
118 53 | Bellarmine notes with acumen and accuracy,93 this appellation of the
119 85 | understand these things accurately and hold to them steadfastly,
120 93 | souls day by day, we must accustom ourselves to see Christ
121 17 | pass their lives either actively among men, or hidden in
122 78 | certain truth, that all these activities are common to the most Blessed
123 34 | universally acknowledged as its actual Head. "He," as St. Paul
124 | Actually
125 68 | divine the motive which actuates this collaboration, the
126 53 | As Bellarmine notes with acumen and accuracy,93 this appellation
127 90 | this Sacrifice, prayers are addressed to the Divine Redeemer also;
128 45 | To the reasons thus far adduced to show that Christ our
129 41 | of the Church, while not adhering loyally to His Vicar on
130 31 | power to teach, govern and administer the Sacraments, derive their
131 51 | Sacraments of the Church are administered by external rite, it is
132 19 | mortal body, nevertheless she administers spiritual medicine to the
133 35 | Venerable Brethren, with the admirable and luminous language used
134 5 | they will be forced to admire this fellowship in charity,
135 3 | with gratitude to God We admit, that even in our turbulent
136 94 | Apostle with good reason admonishes us: "Those that seem the
137 56 | Christ that has made us adopted sons of God 104 in order
138 12 | they had been excluded from adoption as children of God; through
139 90 | Church Militant offers her adoration and prayers to the Immaculate
140 110 | were the first to come to adore Him. Furthermore, her only
141 103(195)| Iren., Adv. Haer., IV, 33, 7: Migne,
142 35 | you know that the reasons advanced by Aquinas are a faithful
143 101 | protecting, increasing, and advancing the Kingdom of the Divine
144 88 | spirit, should be earnestly advocated. By it genuine self-knowledge
145 53 | letter to the Corinthians, affirms this when, without further
146 101 | down with the sorrows and afflictions of this earthly exile, as
147 18 | contagion, or rather to afford them an incentive to virtue,
148 104 | under the impulse of mental agitation and base desires. Unfortunately
149 37(51) | Cf. August., De agon. Christi, XX, 22: Migne,
150 12 | nature, when in excruciating agony He would redeem mankind,
151 78 | with Christ. But let all agree uncompromisingly on this,
152 17 | of the cloister, or who aim at combining the active
153 107 | passes before Our eyes, alas, an almost endless throng
154 88 | that what they are doing is alien to the Spirit of Christ
155 12 | children of wrath."8 But the all-merciful God "so loved the world
156 97 | spiritual and corporal, may be alleviated, and the devoted generosity,
157 23 | infinite mercy that place is allowed in His Mystical Body here
158 3 | many Christians who are allured by specious error or caught
159 | along
160 59 | he continues unceasingly amid the joys of heaven: "Our
161 21 | endowed man's body with most ample power to subject all creatures
162 10 | mysteries, by considering their analogy with what it knows naturally,
163 3 | customs and practices of ancient paganism, but is ignored
164 30 | on the Cross that God's anger was averted and that all
165 107 | are plunged in grief and anguish to lift their eyes trustfully
166 6 | passed since the twenty-fifth anniversary of Our Episcopal consecration,
167 19 | s will that by the holy anointing she restore health to the
168 10 | conflicting and mutually antagonistic schools of thought, some
169 6 | own heart the cares and anxieties of all, is guiding the barque
170 84 | As then in the sad and anxious times through which we are
171 23 | does schism or heresy or apostasy. Men may lose charity and
172 107 | made by the members of the Apostleship of Prayer will contribute
173 17 | Redeemer Himself, that Christ's apostolate as Teacher, King and Priest
174 12 | Cross, Christ Jesus not only appeased the justice of the Eternal
175 53 | acumen and accuracy,93 this appellation of the Body of Christ is
176 66 | brave heart of a mother she applies herself at once to the work
177 104 | to go into a church, to approach the altar and to receive
178 88 | mouth of the priest as he approaches the altar of God. As you
179 78 | it only to the extent of appropriating to themselves as their own
180 4 | temporal things, the more apt they will be to perceive
181 64 | grievously they err who arbitrarily claim that the Church is
182 63 | the wisdom of its divine Architect, still remains something
183 91 | Mystical Body with that ardor of charity which is not
184 29 | preaching in a restricted area - He was not sent but to
185 40 | Nor against this may one argue that the primacy of jurisdiction
186 85 | avoid those errors which arise from an irresponsible investigation
187 28 | created... Now it is that arises a spiritual house, a holy
188 103 | with open and outstretched arms to come not to a stranger'
189 4 | that abide forever, and arouse a certain secret thirst
190 97 | every individual must be aroused to this supernatural charity
191 16 | the same function and are arranged in due order; so for this
192 86 | and the Mystical Body, arrive at a distorted idea of unity.
193 33 | nominated as His Vicar, He had ascended into Heaven; and sitting
194 40 | earth. After His glorious Ascension into Heaven this Church
195 57 | invisible principle is to be ascribed the fact that all the parts
196 27 | instruments of holiness in the assembly of the believers; He appointed
197 14 | is a body is frequently asserted in the Sacred Scriptures. "
198 14 | Encyclical Satis Cognitum asserts: "the Church is visible
199 50 | life"; 85 from heaven He assisted the evangelists in such
200 57 | members He is present and assists them in proportion to their
201 44 | as though they were His associates.~
202 108 | impose on all the duty of associating their sufferings with the
203 98 | by those members of pious associations which work for the same
204 69 | representatives on earth and to assume the visible government of
205 43 | Brother Bishops are being attacked and persecuted not only
206 53 | from on high when he was attacking the Church: "Saul, Saul,
207 88 | salutary self-control is attained, and grace is increased
208 63 | Christ and contribute to the attaining of its supernatural end,
209 77 | while Christ in a sense attains through the Church a fulness
210 9 | creeping in, which, in its attempt to eliminate the immovable
211 59 | on it with a humble and attentive mind. For that which our
212 108 | all to fly from vice, the attraction of the world, the unrestrained
213 86 | while they bestow divine attributes on man, they make Christ
214 42 | than to the highest civil authorities should be applied the words: "
215 30 | Cross that God's anger was averted and that all the heavenly
216 85 | they will the more easily avoid those errors which arise
217 46 | let them also, by careful avoidance of sin and assiduous practice
218 3 | salvation; but We are also aware that the Church of God not
219 105 | neither will he stand in awe of any man's greatness;
220 88 | Christian humility grows, bad habits are corrected, spiritual
221 54 | He who through the Church baptizes, teaches, rules, looses,
222 6 | anxieties of all, is guiding the barque of the Catholic Church int
223 104 | of mental agitation and base desires. Unfortunately many
224 28 | the reasons on which it is based.~
225 30 | to be buried and to be a bearer of death, 36 in order to
226 110 | Pentecost; and finally, bearing with courage and confidence
227 23 | Church, just because it bears the name of Christ, is made
228 75 | when He began to enjoy the Beatific Vision, and in that vision
229 | becomes
230 | becoming
231 19 | mother, the Church is at the bedside of those who are sick unto
232 | begin
233 51 | 51. Holiness begins from Christ; and Christ
234 12 | the Church that the work begun might endure. 11~
235 56 | order that one day "we all beholding the glory of the Lord with
236 104 | Christians199 who against their belief are forced to go into a
237 110 | by which "his disciples believed in Him."217 It was she,
238 104 | own free will; for no one believes unless he wills to believe.198
239 63 | means to be despised or belittled; but the Church in its entirety
240 53 | 53. As Bellarmine notes with acumen and accuracy,93
241 54 | a definite human nature belongs to the universal Church;
242 39 | minds and hearts of men, and bends and subjects their wills
243 84 | to Christ the Lord hidden beneath the Eucharistic veils that
244 109 | crying out: "Look down, we beseech Thee, Lord, on this Thy
245 87 | at the same time to the best of their power should stimulate
246 58 | together with His Spirit, bestows on the Church, and which
247 109 | Christ did not hesitate to be betrayed into the hands of evil men
248 24 | of Hippo remarks, it is better "to be cured within the
249 83 | charity in which we are bidden to live now no longer our
250 73 | of faith and hope, which bind us to our Redeemer in His
251 46 | through the joys of eternal bliss. For the reason why the
252 106 | then follow gladly in the bloodstained footsteps of our King, for
253 40 | predecessor of immortal memory Boniface VIII in the Apostolic Letter
254 110 | Christ our Lord already bore the exalted title of Head
255 50 | only-begotten Son who is in the bosom of the Father he hath declared
256 29 | rent violently from top to bottom." 35~
257 31 | which is confined by no boundaries of race or territory. Just
258 75 | inestimable dispensation of boundless charity! In the crib, on
259 47 | Jesus Christ that the whole boy of the Church, no less than
260 67 | wife, to the vital union of branch and vine, and to the cohesion
261 55 | nourishes and makes fruitful the branches which are joined to it. 99~
262 66 | trespasses;" and with the brave heart of a mother she applies
263 32 | the Jews and Gentiles one "breaking down the middle wall of
264 75 | clasps her child to her breast, or than that with which
265 71 | the same spirit of faith breathes in all, we are all living
266 86 | distinguishes one from the other as Bridegroom from Bride.166~
267 47 | the sick and wounded and bringing sinners back to the path
268 5 | to Christ in the bond of brotherhood - they will be forced to
269 106 | as from God's hands the burdens and sorrows of this present
270 30 | Old Law died, soon to be buried and to be a bearer of death, 36
271 100 | Our Redeemer showed His burning love for the Church especially
272 4 | that if all the sorrows and calamities of these stormy times, by
273 51 | flesh and blood and thus calms the turbulent passions of
274 3 | Founder, who was persecuted, calumniated and tortured by those very
275 110 | His mother's prayer in "Cana of Galilee," performed the
276 10 | thus illumined, "is never capable of understanding those mysteries
277 92 | of which she brings into captivity our understanding unto the
278 6 | carrying in his own heart the cares and anxieties of all, is
279 108 | prayer of St. Ambrose: "Carry me, Christ, on the Cross,
280 79 | Vatican Council 161 in similar cases, by which these mysteries
281 6 | nationality and race, so Catholics the world over, though their
282 3 | allured by specious error or caught in the meshes of the world'
283 53(97) | Cf. Serm.,CCCLIV, 1: Migne, P.L., XXXIX,
284 111 | heavenly glory - may she never cease to beg from Him that copious
285 92 | solemn ceremonies which she celebrates for our solace and our joy,
286 78 | sciences. Hence, We do not censure those who in various ways,
287 12 | same way throughout the centuries He makes use of the Church
288 92 | sustains our life, the solemn ceremonies which she celebrates for
289 77 | Spirit of Christ is the channel through which all the gifts,
290 92 | and our joy, the sacred chant and the liturgical rites
291 66 | it cannot be laid to her charge if some members fall, weak
292 17 | only of those who enjoy charismatic gifts - though members gifted
293 67 | Scriptures it is compared to the chaste union of man and wife, to
294 59 | receiving, others He is chastising, others cleansing, others
295 105 | peaceable life in all piety and chastity."205 We must plead with
296 92 | Hence, not only should we cherish exceedingly the Sacraments
297 75 | a mother who clasps her child to her breast, or than that
298 84 | frequented even from early childhood, may become a source of
299 90 | re-echo the never-ending chorus of the Church Triumphant: "
300 27 | His office as preacher He chose Apostles, sending them as
301 39 | the way for the rest of Christendom to the perfecting of His
302 37(51) | Cf. August., De agon. Christi, XX, 22: Migne, P.L., XL,
303 37 | As the head is the "royal citadel" of the body 50 - to use
304 4 | the depths of the sea, and cities, towns and fertile fields
305 19 | wounded soul and sends new citizens to heaven - to be her new
306 42(65) | I Paral., XVI, 22; Ps., CIV, 15.~
307 78 | effort to understand and to clarify the mystery of this our
308 48 | He possesses with such clarity and comprehensiveness that
309 78 | this doctrine, and from the clash of diverse opinions and
310 75 | than that of a mother who clasps her child to her breast,
311 82 | human race, so "in this clean oblation"163 He offers to
312 59 | He is chastising, others cleansing, others consoling, others
313 91 | forgotten; let my tongue cleave to my jaws if I do not remember
314 59(114) | Clem. Alex., Strom., VII, 2;
315 84 | passing there are many who cling so firmly to Christ the
316 17 | hidden in the silence of the cloister, or who aim at combining
317 109 | skies are heavy with storm clouds, and exceeding great dangers
318 24(21) | August., Epist., CLVII, 3, 22: Migne, P.L., XXXIII,
319 86 | the members of the Church coalesce in one physical person,
320 16 | it is constituted by the coalescence of structurally untied parts,
321 64 | possession a certain disciplinary code and external ritual, but
322 9 | which is accompanied by a cognate error, the so-called popular
323 67 | branch and vine, and to the cohesion found in our body.133 Even
324 17 | members of the laity who collaborate with the ecclesiastical
325 97 | charity so that, by the combined efforts of all good men,
326 17 | cloister, or who aim at combining the active and contemplative
327 15 | collaboration for the common comfort and for the more perfect
328 39 | calm and tranquil waters comforts her with the peace "which
329 74 | whom he seeth not? And this commandment we have from God, that he
330 22 | considered - so the Lord commands - as a heathen and a publican. 19
331 88 | ways which are to be highly commended. But to ensure more rapid
332 35 | moreover merely repeated and commented on the inspired word of
333 69 | in the same manner, He commissioned Peter and his successors
334 109 | the Church herself, let us commit ourselves and all that we
335 64 | ritual, but lacking power to communicate supernatural life.120 On
336 56 | the Cross, His Spirit is communicated to the Church in an abundant
337 49 | in like manner our Savior communicates strength and power to His
338 51 | fountainhead "the whole body, being compacted and fitly joined together,
339 62 | 62. But if we compare a mystical body with a moral
340 79 | in the light which this comparison throws upon them we are
341 73 | to be God's law - is to compel Him to enter into our loving
342 104 | Apostolic See,202 that anyone is compelled to embrace the Catholic
343 3 | of Our conscience and in compliance with the wishes of many,
344 17 | opinion holds, that it is composed only of those who enjoy
345 63 | miraculous power. Just as our composite mortal body, although it
346 79 | way that lies beyond human comprehension, and in a unique and very
347 48 | possesses with such clarity and comprehensiveness that it surpasses similar
348 103(196)| Omnes, 13 Sept. 1868: Act. Conc. Vat., C.L.VII, 10.~
349 1 | all, those points which concern the Church Militant. To
350 42 | far as his own diocese is concerned, each one as a true Shepherd
351 53(93) | De Rom. Pont., I, 9; De Concil., II, 19.~
352 109 | 109. Before concluding, We cannot refrain from
353 110 | Furthermore, her only Son, condescending to His mother's prayer in "
354 75 | redeeming love. O marvelous condescension of divine love for us! O
355 17 | ranks, its officers, it conditions, its orders, its duties,
356 66 | of martyrs, virgins and confessors. But it cannot be laid to
357 110 | bearing with courage and confidence the tremendous burden of
358 112 | 112. Confiding in this sublime hope, from
359 50 | vigorously, and explain it and confirm it with reverence and devotion.
360 1 | of such good works as are conformable to its teaching. For this
361 46 | was that we might be made conformed to the image of the Son
362 50(86) | Cf. August., De cons. evang., I, 35, 54; Migne,
363 94 | more abundant honour."181 Conscious of the obligations of Our
364 6 | anniversary of Our Episcopal consecration, We have had the great consolation
365 110 | whole human race" gave her consent "for a spiritual marriage
366 96 | sorrow on the disastrous consequences of this teaching, follow
367 42 | their respective Bishops. Consequently, Bishops must be considered
368 62 | slight; rather it is very considerable and very important. In the
369 8 | brought many souls to a deeper consideration of the unsearchable riches
370 8 | legitimate joy from these considerations, We must confess that grave
371 6 | consecration, We have had the great consolation of witnessing something
372 7 | 7. We have been no less consoled to know that with spontaneous
373 92 | exercises of piety by which she consoles the hearts of the faithful
374 56 | by Christ, insofar as it constitutes the very source of every
375 96 | through the Cross, and might constrain them to unite in one body,
376 18 | Mystical Body all danger of contagion, or rather to afford them
377 65 | perfect of its kind and containing all the juridical and social
378 17 | of the body of the Church contains only hierarchical elements
379 17 | combining the active and contemplative life according to their
380 65 | charity, to which, somewhat contemptuously, they oppose another, which
381 67(132) | Cf. August., Contra Faust., 21, 8: Migne, P.
382 20 | Matrimony, in which the contracting parties are ministers of
383 44 | Redemption, towards which she contributed nothing. But when those
384 98 | holiness, or by preaching, or conversing, or gathering and instructing
385 66 | very meaning of the word conveys a solemn warning. It is
386 111 | cease to beg from Him that copious streams of grace may flow
387 31 | the people of Israel, fell copiously and abundantly (while the
388 53 | Gentiles, in his letter to the Corinthians, affirms this when, without
389 40(61) | Cf. Corp. Iur. Can., Extr. Comm.,
390 88 | humility grows, bad habits are corrected, spiritual neglect and tepidity
391 59 | others recalling, others correcting, others renewing."113 But
392 103 | and every one of them to correspond to the interior movements
393 74 | 74. But, corresponding to this love of God and
394 3 | the meshes of the world's corruption. In obedience, therefore,
395 104(201)| Vat. Counc. Const. de fide Cath., Cap.
396 50 | unseen, presides at the Councils of the Church and guides
397 6 | world over, though their countries may have drawn the sword
398 59 | others consoling, others creating, others calling, others
399 36 | the "firstborn of every creature?"45 Who has reached more
400 9 | other hand a false mysticism creeping in, which, in its attempt
401 94 | deserving of greater pity, "cries to God from the earth."183~
402 105 | above all in the present crisis, it seems to Us not only
403 108 | we are made flesh of the Crucified:213 and that beautiful prayer
404 100 | Brethren, that just before the Crucifixion He prayed repeatedly for
405 4 | Kingdoms and States are crumbling, when enormous quantities
406 109 | to the Father of Mercies, crying out: "Look down, we beseech
407 81 | life reaches, as it were, a culmination.~
408 24 | reason to despair of its cure; once it has been cut off,
409 11 | exclude definitely the many current errors with regard to this
410 30(36) | Jerome and Augustine, Epist. CXII, 14 and CXVI, 16: Migne,
411 30(36) | Augustine, Epist. CXII, 14 and CXVI, 16: Migne, P.L., XXII,
412 91(176) | Ps., CXXXVI, 5-6.~
413 24(22) | August., Serm., CXXXVII, 1: Migne, P.L., XXXVIII,
414 6 | world. Though a long and deadly war has pitilessly broken
415 55 | communication, with which We dealt when We described the manner
416 6 | reason too, and one most dear to Us, which recalls this
417 94 | victims who are all the dearer to our Redeemer because
418 94(182) | Decree of the Holy Office, 2 Dec. 1940: A.A.S., 1940, p.
419 92 | 92. But lest we be deceived by the angel of darkness
420 103 | wish to repeat this solemn declaration in this Encyclical Letter
421 103 | Catholic Church, solemnly declaring that after the example of
422 94(182) | Cf. Decree of the Holy Office, 2 Dec.
423 106 | inscrutable providence has decreed that these graces should
424 29 | made void the Law with its decrees 32 fastened the handwriting
425 7 | of a church in Rome to be dedicated to our saintly predecessor
426 87 | of those who endeavor to deduce from the mysterious union
427 91 | words, but which issues in deeds. If those who lived under
428 6 | with all his strength the defence of truth, justice and charity.~
429 9 | anything that transcends and defies the power of human genius,
430 4 | strewn with massive ruins and defiled with the blood of brothers. ~
431 24 | one then abhor sin, which defiles the mystical members of
432 13 | 13. If we would define and describe this true Church
433 38 | holiness, making this power, defined by special ordinances, rights
434 11 | and finally, to exclude definitely the many current errors
435 94 | grief We see at times the deformed, the insane, and those suffering
436 104(202)| Cf. Leo XIII, Immortale Dei: A.S.S., XVIII, pp. 174-
437 101 | receive baptism without delay.~
438 71 | of God who loved us and delivered himself for us."143 And
439 106 | voluntary mortification, denying it what is forbidden, and
440 106 | or lesser abundance will depend in no small part on our
441 16 | of members reciprocally dependent. It is thus the Apostle
442 44 | that the salvation of many depends on the prayers and voluntary
443 87 | faithful but is turned to their deplorable ruin.~
444 65 | 65. For this reason We deplore and condemn the pernicious
445 43 | they should the sacred "deposit of faith"67 confided to
446 96 | and the height, and the depth of the charity of Christ,188
447 4 | wealth are being sunk in the depths of the sea, and cities,
448 44 | Body towards its perfection derives from Christ the Head.71
449 31 | gifts, which heretofore had descended only on the fleece, that
450 33 | through the Holy Spirit descending and remaining on Him in
451 13 | If we would define and describe this true Church of Jesus
452 16 | It is thus the Apostle describes the Church when he writes: "
453 31 | fleece remained dry and deserted) on the whole earth, that
454 94 | Redeemer because they are deserving of greater pity, "cries
455 49 | clearly and are more eagerly desired by the faithful. From Him
456 110 | burden of her sorrows and desolation, she, truly the Queen of
457 24 | body there is no reason to despair of its cure; once it has
458 104 | Therefore, whenever it happens, despite the constant teaching of
459 61 | different members are ultimately destined to the good of the whole
460 96 | whether just or unjust, destroy.~
461 4 | diligence; for the more they are detached from the vanities of this
462 27 | from His Father; 26 He also determined that through Baptism 27
463 51 | but because He selects, He determines, He distributes every single
464 1 | this Encyclical Letter, developing and explaining above all,
465 31 | temple it happened that the dew of the Paraclete's gifts,
466 50 | learned, as it were, at the dictation of the Head. 86 And as for
467 83(164) | Cf. Didache, IX, 4.~
468 30 | the Cross then the Old Law died, soon to be buried and to
469 111(220)| Cf. Pius X, Ad Diem Illum: A.A.S., XXXVI, p.
470 62 | is to be noted that the difference between them is not slight;
471 93 | also who manifests Himself differently in different members of
472 80 | indwelling properly so-called, differs from that by which God embraces
473 4 | kingdom of God with greater diligence; for the more they are detached
474 96 | diversity of race or customs can diminish, nor trackless wastes of
475 79 | earthly exile can only be dimly seen through a veil, and
476 42 | moreover, as far as his own diocese is concerned, each one as
477 101 | way for their respective dioceses; then for priests and religious,
478 69 | is He who gives effective direction to the work which all do
479 37 | Christian community and directs its course. And as to govern
480 107 | tears of sorrow; sick, poor, disabled, widows, orphans, and many
481 79 | upon them we are able to discern, at least partially, the
482 64 | institution possession a certain disciplinary code and external ritual,
483 5 | kingdom against kingdom, and discord is sown everywhere together
484 28 | venerable teaching will easily discover the reasons on which it
485 78 | diverse opinions and the discussion thereof, provided that these
486 94 | suffering from hereditary disease deprived of their lives,
487 75 | love for us! O inestimable dispensation of boundless charity! In
488 8 | thoroughly false ideas are being disseminated which turn minds aside from
489 106 | it to do what is hard and distasteful; and finally, if we humbly
490 60 | this name enables us to distin guish it from any other
491 65 | call juridical. But this distinction which they introduce is
492 86 | intimate union, he nevertheless distinguishes one from the other as Bridegroom
493 86 | Mystical Body, arrive at a distorted idea of unity. They make
494 44 | those graces come to be distributed, not only does He share
495 51 | selects, He determines, He distributes every single grace to every
496 85 | endangering Catholic faith and disturbing the peace of souls.~
497 96 | Christ,188 which neither diversity of race or customs can diminish,
498 5 | if they contemplate her divinely-given unity - by which all men
499 61(115) | Cor., III, 23; Pius XI, Divini Redemptoris: A.A.S., 1937,
500 31 | fitting instrument of the Divinity in the sanguinary work of