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501 87 | therefore, that in these false doctrines the mystery which we are
502 65(123) | Council, Sess. IV, Const. dogm. de Eccl., prol.~
503 30 | that He won power and dominion over the gentiles";38 by
504 33 | on Him in the form of a dove, 42 so likewise, as the
505 8 | pronouncements on Catholic Action, by drawing closer the bonds of union
506 65 | pernicious error of those who dream of an imaginary Church,
507 31 | while the fleece remained dry and deserted) on the whole
508 20 | made for the external and duly regulated increase of Christian
509 24 | with great love, and let eager charity see in him a weak
510 67 | of the Fathers from the earliest times teaches that the Divine
511 37 | just and helpful, 52 it is easy to see how our Savior, model
512 66 | warning. It is a warning that echoes in these words of St. Leo: "
513 20 | for the correct religious education of the children, without
514 29 | of our Lord, "was there effected a transfer from the Law
515 58 | itself, but in the created effects which proceed form it, it
516 107 | make this intention more efficacious and We welcome this opportunity
517 31 | derive their supernatural efficacy and force for the building
518 78 | they have God as supreme efficient cause.~
519 78 | diverse reasonings make every effort to understand and to clarify
520 97 | so that, by the combined efforts of all good men, striving
521 80 | embraces and gives joy to the elect only by reason of our earthly
522 59(108) | Cf. Ambrose, De Elia et ieiun.,10, 36-37, et
523 9 | which, in its attempt to eliminate the immovable frontier that
524 105 | impulse of divine charity may emerge from out this raging tempest
525 46 | and die. But "If the Word emptied himself taking the form
526 4 | mysteries. But the vanity and emptiness of earthly things are more
527 73 | is something altogether empty and unprofitable, He added
528 31 | teaching false doctrine and enable her to rule them for the
529 60 | modern errors, this name enables us to distin guish it from
530 29 | together with its mysteries, enactments, institutions, and sacred
531 67(135) | Cf. Enar. in Ps., XVII, 51 and XC,
532 59(113) | Enarr. in Ps., LXXXV, 5; Migne,
533 63 | more than the whole man is encompassed within the organism of our
534 26(23) | Encycl. Divinum Illud: A.S.S.,
535 85 | made not without seriously endangering Catholic faith and disturbing
536 105 | power, so that, the conflict ended, "peace, the work of justice"204
537 107 | Our eyes, alas, an almost endless throng of unfortunate beings
538 18 | way for His Mystical Body, endowing it with the Sacraments,
539 106 | He willingly and lovingly endured for her sake. "Having loved
540 96 | or race,186 but even our enemies.187 While Our heart overflows
541 98 | who does not realize their energetic zeal is of the highest importance
542 43 | heart 66 and guard with energy and loyalty, as they should
543 97 | especially, those who are engaged in any kind of relief work -
544 43 | sacred laws that have been engraved by God on the souls of men,
545 108 | Leo the Great be deeply engraven upon our minds, that by
546 96 | hatred and spite as if they enhanced the dignity and the worth
547 103 | helps which can only be enjoyed in the Catholic Church.
548 42 | Roman Pontiff, although enjoying the ordinary power of jurisdiction
549 61 | leaves to each the complete enjoyment of his own personality.
550 39 | universal Church, whether by enlightening and giving courage to the
551 50 | 50. Christ enlightens His whole Church, as numberless
552 96 | there are are some who extol enmity, hatred and spite as if
553 4 | States are crumbling, when enormous quantities of goods and
554 | enough
555 50 | believers; it is He who enriches pastors and teachers and
556 30 | Cross, finally, that He entered into possession of His Church,
557 87 | whatever supernatural powers enters into the Church and its
558 63 | belittled; but the Church in its entirety is not found within this
559 5 | together with the seeds of envy and hatred, if they turn
560 32 | in which he teaches the Ephesians that Christ, by His blood,
561 6 | twenty-fifth anniversary of Our Episcopal consecration, We have had
562 98 | Christ loved His Church is equalled by its constant activity,
563 21 | beginning of the Christian era, He supplied the Church
564 7 | has been created for the erection of a church in Rome to be
565 39 | ceases to look down with especial love on His spotless Spouse
566 98 | unto weariness in order to establish and strengthen His Church,
567 29 | Testament to the Cross, 33 establishing the New Testament in His
568 7 | predecessor and patron, Eugene I. At this temple, to be
569 43(68) | Cf. Ep. ad Eulog., 30: Migne, P.L., LXXVII,
570 104(198)| Cf. August., In Ioann. Ev. tract., XXVI, 2: Migne,
571 50 | from heaven He assisted the evangelists in such a way that as members
572 7 | lasting memorial of this happy event, so We desire to offer this
573 | everything
574 | everywhere
575 90 | but to truth. For to speak exactly, Christ is Head of the universal
576 2 | that the greatest joy and exaltation are born only of suffering,
577 28 | One who reverently examines this venerable teaching
578 100 | Father. To recall but a few examples: everyone knows, Venerable
579 75 | moment of His Incarnation, exceed all that the human intellect
580 62 | of its parts, and whose excellence is such that of itself it
581 89 | offered by Mother Church, excels any other kind of prayer
582 96 | whole human race without exception. Our Savior shed His Blood
583 50 | the Prince of the Apostles exclaimed: "Lord, to whom shall we
584 87 | their progress in virtue exclusively to the action of the Divine
585 12 | use of our nature, when in excruciating agony He would redeem mankind,
586 42 | name of Christ. 63 Yet in exercising this office they are not
587 107 | the heart of a father We exhort all those who from whatever
588 4 | that Our instructions and exhortations will bring forth abundant
589 109 | refrain from again and again exhorting all to love holy Mother
590 73 | Divine Savior earnestly exhorts us in these words: "Abide
591 12 | posterity, together with earthly existence, the heavenly life of divine
592 37 | proposed by means that are expedient, just and helpful, 52 it
593 88 | that venial sins may be expiated in many ways which are to
594 29 | Victim, that, as Our Lord expired, that mystical veil which
595 1 | Encyclical Letter, developing and explaining above all, those points
596 60 | come to that part of Our explanation in which We desire to make
597 87(168) | Expos. Evang. sec. Luc., IV, 49;
598 93 | whose innocence is so easily exposed to danger in these days,
599 26 | As We set out briefly to expound in what sense Christ founded
600 52 | These truths which We have expounded, Venerable Brethren, briefly
601 79 | which no human words can express. The Divine Persons are
602 49 | Mystical Body. As the nerves extend from the head to all parts
603 54 | in her whole life, both exterior and interior, a most faithful
604 69 | its members must also be externally manifest through their profession
605 40(61) | Cf. Corp. Iur. Can., Extr. Comm., I, 8, 1.~
606 77 | all the gifts, powers, and extra-ordinary graces found superabundantly
607 91 | then should be the joy and exultation that should fill our hearts
608 86 | speaking of this doctrine, and failing to distinguish as they should
609 13 | and is, as it were, the fair flowering of the repeated
610 9 | creatures from their Creator, falsifies the Sacred Scriptures.~
611 84 | tribulation, nor distress, nor famine, nor nakedness, nor danger,
612 29 | Law with its decrees 32 fastened the handwriting of the Old
613 22 | legitimate authority for grave faults committed. "For in one spirit"
614 67(132) | Cf. August., Contra Faust., 21, 8: Migne, P.L., XLII,
615 112 | twenty-ninth day of June, the Feast of the Holy Apostles Peter
616 66 | which with inexhaustible fecundity,130 she generates hosts
617 110 | which she cherished and fed the Infant Jesus in the
618 94 | Those that seem the more feeble members of the Body are
619 42 | each one as a true Shepherd feeds the flock entrusted to him
620 49 | body and give them power to feel and to move, in like manner
621 44 | The head cannot say to the feet: I have no need of you."69
622 31 | on the people of Israel, fell copiously and abundantly (
623 15 | alone, but also help their fellows, and all work in mutual
624 5 | be forced to admire this fellowship in charity, and with the
625 4 | sea, and cities, towns and fertile fields are strewn with massive
626 8 | Communion, and the more fervent devotion to the Sacred Heart
627 106 | abundantly if we not only pray fervently to God, especially by participating
628 104 | pray to God with sufficient fervor for this intention. Again
629 10 | as treasures hidden in a field, useless. They have been
630 4 | cities, towns and fertile fields are strewn with massive
631 112 | Paul, in the year 1943, the fifth of Our Pontificate.~PIUS
632 83 | a striking and wonderful figure of the unity of the Church,
633 51 | penance for our sins if, with filial fear and hope, we turn again
634 77 | becomes, as it were, the filling out and the complement of
635 59 | these words we have the final reason why the Body of the
636 65 | a kind of society that finds its origin and growth in
637 33 | to point out, as by the finger of God, the supernatural
638 84 | there are many who cling so firmly to Christ the Lord hidden
639 18 | seal they become able and fit to receive the other Sacraments.
640 51 | body, being compacted and fitly joined together, by what
641 92 | at times they are little fitted to the place which they
642 80 | who dwells within us, and fixing his gaze on that blessed
643 73 | fire with this heavenly flame, have rejoiced to suffer
644 30(36) | a. 4; ad 1; Council of Flor. pro Jacob.: Mansi, XXXI,
645 13 | is, as it were, the fair flowering of the repeated teaching
646 108 | it is the duty of all to fly from vice, the attraction
647 106 | what is forbidden, and by forcing it to do what is hard and
648 101 | who, at home and in the foreign missions, are protecting,
649 91 | their earthly city: "If I forget thee, O Jerusalem, let my
650 66 | she prays to God daily: "Forgive us our trespasses;" and
651 | former
652 40 | Peter, too, its visible foundation stone. That Christ and His
653 98 | when he laid the first foundations of the Church, even to His
654 72 | hope we long for Him as the fount of blessedness, "looking
655 31 | opened up to His Church the fountain of those divine gifts, which
656 51 | Divine Redeemer as from a fountainhead "the whole body, being compacted
657 30 | could then flow from the fountains of our Savior for the salvation
658 46 | our flesh and blood with a frail body that could suffer and
659 106 | a rain of heavenly gifts freely bestowed by God. These heavenly
660 84 | providence is much more frequented even from early childhood,
661 14 | the Church is a body is frequently asserted in the Sacred Scriptures. "
662 73 | natural order the love of friendship is something supremely noble,
663 108 | body, and also from worldly frivolity and vanity which contribute
664 9 | eliminate the immovable frontier that separates creatures
665 97 | generosity, the inexhaustible fruitfulness of the Mystical Body of
666 27 | 27. For while fulfilling His office as preacher He
667 11 | Church; to bring out into fuller light the exalted supernatural
668 31 | Church was enriched with the fullest communication of the Holy
669 16 | that have not the same function and are arranged in due
670 37 | Shepherds, 53 performs all these functions in a most striking way.~
671 7 | spontaneous generosity a fund has been created for the
672 38 | rights and obligations, the fundamental law of the whole Church.~
673 110 | first to come to adore Him. Furthermore, her only Son, condescending
674 51 | increase of grace and prepares future glory for souls and bodies.
675 107 | turn to their own immense gain and that of the Church,
676 78 | Church, much light will be gained, which, in its turn will
677 108 | training of the soul nor to the gaining of Heaven. Rather let those
678 6 | rising above the conflicting gales of human passions, takes
679 110 | mother's prayer in "Cana of Galilee," performed the miracle
680 98 | preaching, or conversing, or gathering and instructing disciples.
681 110 | of the whole human race" gave her consent "for a spiritual
682 103(197)| Cf. Gelas. I, Epist., XIV: Migne,
683 66 | inexhaustible fecundity,130 she generates hosts of martyrs, virgins
684 18 | birth to death, and that generous provision might be made
685 9 | defies the power of human genius, and which is accompanied
686 26 | it when He sent the Holy Ghost as Paraclete in visible
687 108 | clear than ever, when a gigantic conflict has set almost
688 2 | revealed we may also be glad with exceeding joy. 3~
689 106 | Church.209 Let us then follow gladly in the bloodstained footsteps
690 56 | fulness.103 But after Christ's glorification on the Cross, His Spirit
691 87 | others to attain the same goal, - all this the heavenly
692 78 | attribute of the eternal Godhead. And, moreover, let all
693 17 | families, those who are godparents through Baptism, and in
694 110 | her Son, offered Him on Golgotha to the Eternal Father for
695 111 | Church today, as in times gone by, the mantle of her protection
696 4 | when enormous quantities of goods and all kinds of wealth
697 95 | order to guard against the gradual weakening of that sincere
698 83 | bread to be consecrated many grains go to form one whole,164
699 1 | not only by the surpassing grandeur of the subject but also
700 105 | We must plead with God to grant that the rulers of nations
701 75 | human intellect can hope to grasp. For hardly was He conceived
702 97 | 97. In this gravest of hours, Venerable Brethren,
703 105 | stand in awe of any man's greatness; for he made the little
704 53(96) | Cf. Greg. Nyss., De vita Moysis:
705 51 | can do nothing."89 If we grieve and do penance for our sins
706 64 | is clear, We think, how grievously they err who arbitrarily
707 16 | formed by any haphazard grouping of members but must be constituted
708 34 | body perfectly organized, "groweth and maketh increase unto
709 88 | increased, Christian humility grows, bad habits are corrected,
710 6 | and anxieties of all, is guiding the barque of the Catholic
711 60 | name enables us to distin guish it from any other body,
712 7 | temple built by hands, into a habitation of God in the Spirit. 4~
713 88 | Christian humility grows, bad habits are corrected, spiritual
714 103(195)| Iren., Adv. Haer., IV, 33, 7: Migne, P.G.,
715 94 | Society; and this procedure is hailed by some as a manifestation
716 29 | decrees 32 fastened the handwriting of the Old Testament to
717 16 | body is not formed by any haphazard grouping of members but
718 73 | to face and overcome the hardest trials, even at the cost
719 75 | intellect can hope to grasp. For hardly was He conceived in the
720 108 | so much misery, so much hardship; in the same way today,
721 10 | revealed by God cannot be harmful to men, nor should they
722 92 | warned to abstain even from harmless pleasures. Nor does it suffice
723 68 | every race work together harmoniously for the supreme glory of
724 104 | all the straying sheep may hasten to enter the one fold of
725 74 | the Divine Redeemer, if we hate those whom He has redeemed
726 3 | not only is despised and hated maliciously by those who
727 74 | man say: 'I love God' and hates his brother, he is a liar.
728 40 | such a Mystical Body two heads. For Peter in view of his
729 24 | can be neither cured nor healed." 22~
730 47 | preaching to the people, or healing the sick and wounded and
731 15 | share its pain, and the healthy members come to the assistance
732 27 | things and whatsoever He had heard from His Father; 26 He also
733 43 | what is more cruel and heartrending for them - in the faithful
734 22 | the Lord commands - as a heathen and a publican. 19 It follows
735 109 | And while the skies are heavy with storm clouds, and exceeding
736 96 | and the breadth, and the height, and the depth of the charity
737 44 | Yet this, also, must be held, marvelous though it may
738 37 | Divine Redeemer holds the helm of the universal Christian
739 93 | and finally the poor, in helping whom we recognize as it
740 23 | Church, as does schism or heresy or apostasy. Men may lose
741 31 | Paraclete's gifts, which heretofore had descended only on the
742 84 | infrequently makes Christians into heroes.~
743 37(50) | Hexaem., VI, 55: Migne, P.L., XIV,
744 17 | the Church contains only hierarchical elements and with them is
745 24 | Christ. For, as the Bishop of Hippo remarks, it is better "to
746 76 | 76. From all that We have hitherto said, you will readily understand,
747 110 | love were included in the holocaust. Thus she who, according
748 94 | surround with more abundant honour."181 Conscious of the obligations
749 4 | 4. And it is to be hoped that Our instructions and
750 105 | according to the will of God; horribly and speedily will he appear
751 66 | fecundity,130 she generates hosts of martyrs, virgins and
752 31 | the Redemption, so at the hour of His precious death He
753 97 | 97. In this gravest of hours, Venerable Brethren, when
754 59 | God, meditate on it with a humble and attentive mind. For
755 88 | is increased, Christian humility grows, bad habits are corrected,
756 110(219)| Cf. Vesper hymn of Office of the Sacred
757 103(196)| Cf. Pius IX, Iam Vos Omnes, 13 Sept. 1868:
758 37 | how our Savior, model and ideal of good Shepherds, 53 performs
759 8 | inaccurate or thoroughly false ideas are being disseminated which
760 59(108) | Cf. Ambrose, De Elia et ieiun.,10, 36-37, et In Psalm.
761 78 | 78. For indeed We are not ignorant of the fact that his profound
762 3 | ancient paganism, but is ignored and neglected, and even
763 89(171) | Cf. St. Thos., II-II, q. 83, a. 5 et 6.~
764 111(220)| Cf. Pius X, Ad Diem Illum: A.A.S., XXXVI, p. 453.~
765 46 | angels... Even as man He illumines the angelic intellect and
766 1 | by the Redeemer Himself. Illustrating as it does the great and
767 42 | be considered as the more illustrious members of the Universal
768 65 | of those who dream of an imaginary Church, a kind of society
769 92 | the faithful and sweetly imbues them with the Spirit of
770 96 | And first of all let us imitate the breadth of His love.
771 73 | and unprofitable, He added immediately: "If you keep my commandments
772 104(202)| Cf. Leo XIII, Immortale Dei: A.S.S., XVIII, pp.
773 9 | attempt to eliminate the immovable frontier that separates
774 56 | the Mystical Body He is imparted only according to the measure
775 6 | all, who, with absolute impartiality and incorruptible judgment,
776 50 | finisher.87 It is He who imparts the light of faith to believers;
777 78 | darkness by many a veil that impedes our power to understand
778 4 | are moved, and as it were, impelled to seek the kingdom of God
779 89 | are others who deny any impetratory power to our prayers, or
780 86 | reject such false teaching as impious and sacrilegious; and to
781 103 | have it more abundantly.194 Imploring the prayers of the whole
782 108 | salvation of souls did not impose on all the duty of associating
783 66 | inviolate; in her sacred laws imposed on all; in the evangelical
784 104 | faith without which it is impossible to please God"200 is an
785 8 | among the faithful, also, inaccurate or thoroughly false ideas
786 23 | through sin, thus becoming incapable of supernatural merit, and
787 59 | Head"108 would indeed be incomplete if We were not at least
788 27 | should believe would be incorporated in the Body of the Church;
789 67 | misunderstand it and explain it incorrectly. It is at once evident that
790 6 | absolute impartiality and incorruptible judgment, rising above the
791 101 | missions, are protecting, increasing, and advancing the Kingdom
792 24 | cut off from its body as incurable members."21 "As long as
793 42 | they are not altogether independent, but are subordinate to
794 66 | the Church something that indicates the weakness of our human
795 44 | That is not because He is indigent and weak, but rather because
796 39 | not only watches over individuals but exercises His providence
797 79 | Divine Persons are said to indwell inasmuch as they are present
798 110 | she cherished and fed the Infant Jesus in the crib.~
799 12 | Adam, the whole human race, infected by the hereditary stain,
800 73 | supernatural love, which God infuses in our hearts? "God is charity
801 29 | veil which shut off the innermost part of the temple and its
802 93 | assistance; children whose innocence is so easily exposed to
803 12 | race of Adam - but as an innocent and spotless nature - so
804 4 | vanities of this world and from inordinate love of temporal things,
805 94 | times the deformed, the insane, and those suffering from
806 106 | treasure of graces, God's inscrutable providence has decreed that
807 89 | prayers, or who endeavor to insinuate into men's minds the idea
808 43 | them; merely because they insist on the sacred laws that
809 104 | unwilling to follow the inspirations of divine grace, because
810 35 | repeated and commented on the inspired word of Sacred Scripture.~
811 33 | heaven. For, having solemnly installed in his exalted office him
812 98 | Redeemer never ceased for an instant, though He was the Son of
813 94 | it outrages the noblest instincts of humanity? The blood of
814 17 | life according to their Institute; as also of those who, though
815 27 | the close of His life, He instituted at the Last Supper the wonderful
816 47 | virginal purity. Adorned with institutes of many different kinds
817 29 | its mysteries, enactments, institutions, and sacred rites was ratified
818 98 | conversing, or gathering and instructing disciples. And so We desire
819 4 | is to be hoped that Our instructions and exhortations will bring
820 27 | namely, as teachers, rulers, instruments of holiness in the assembly
821 6 | barque of the Catholic Church int he teeth of a raging tempest.
822 14 | Church to be invisible, intangible, a something merely "pneumatological"
823 51 | and more in holiness and integrity of life. When the Sacraments
824 79 | present to beings endowed with intelligence in a way that lies beyond
825 2 | 2. For We intend to speak of the riches stored
826 4 | certain secret thirst and intense desire for spiritual things.
827 59 | Head," says St. Augustine, "intercedes for us: some members He
828 8 | chiefly because a revived interest in the sacred liturgy, the
829 62 | supplemented by another internal principle, which exists
830 110 | personal, and always more intimately united with her Son, offered
831 61 | the mutual union, though intrinsic, links the members by a
832 65 | this distinction which they introduce is false: for they fail
833 88 | frequent confession, which was introduced into the Church by the inspiration
834 85 | arise from an irresponsible investigation of this difficult matter,
835 66 | she has always preserved inviolate; in her sacred laws imposed
836 40 | Himself to guide the Church invisibly, though at the same time
837 1 | doctrine by its sublime dignity invites all those who are drawn
838 39 | or through her whom we invoke as Help of Christians, or
839 104(198)| Cf. August., In Ioann. Ev. tract., XXVI, 2: Migne,
840 36(49) | Cf. Cyr. Alex., Comm. in Ioh. I, 4: Migne, P.G., LXXIII,
841 103(195)| Iren., Adv. Haer., IV, 33, 7:
842 3 | at times looked upon as irksome by many Christians who are
843 85 | errors which arise from an irresponsible investigation of this difficult
844 73 | charity, if it does not issue effectively in good works,
845 91 | thoughts and words, but which issues in deeds. If those who lived
846 30(36) | 1; Council of Flor. pro Jacob.: Mansi, XXXI, 1738.~
847 91 | let my tongue cleave to my jaws if I do not remember thee,
848 30(36) | Jerome and Augustine, Epist. CXII,
849 47 | as with so many precious jewels, she represents Christ deep
850 51 | together, by what every joint supplieth according to the
851 105 | His Kingdom you have not judged rightly, not kept the law
852 112 | the twenty-ninth day of June, the Feast of the Holy Apostles
853 76 | spirit liveth because of justification."158~
854 67 | thing which is, as Augustine justly remarks, sublime, mysterious
855 78 | will help to progress in kindred sacred sciences. Hence,
856 4 | at any other period, when Kingdoms and States are crumbling,
857 87 | not been void, but I have labored more abundantly than all
858 101 | Lord of the harvest to send laborers into His harvest.192 Our
859 43 | who share their apostolic labors, even in the virgins consecrated
860 98 | priests in their apostolic labours - and to their praise be
861 61 | such a manner that each lacks in its own individual subsistence;
862 17 | particular those members of the laity who collaborate with the
863 107 | and many not infrequently languishing even unto death on account
864 7 | the faithful, will be a lasting memorial of this happy event,
865 42 | communities, whether Oriental or Latin, which go to makeup the
866 30 | reigns in glory in heaven, He lavishes continually on His mortal
867 42 | but are subordinate to the lawful authority of the Roman Pontiff,
868 105 | are my words, that you may learn wisdom and not fall from
869 65 | understand that the reason which led our Divine Redeemer to give
870 96 | Gentiles, We extol with him the length, and the breadth, and the
871 106 | once; but their greater or lesser abundance will depend in
872 11 | doctrine, to draw certain lessons that will make a deeper
873 64 | unto Himself a human nature liable to sufferings, so that He
874 74 | hates his brother, he is a liar. For he that loveth not
875 7 | the wish and through the liberality of all the faithful, will
876 79 | intelligence in a way that lies beyond human comprehension,
877 31 | when the Son of Man was lifted up and glorified on the
878 67 | prayer did not hesitate to liken this union to that wonderful
879 106 | planted together in the likeness of His Resurrection."210
880 78 | doctrine itself, and of the limitations of our human intellect.
881 50 | And as for us today, who linger on in this earthly exile,
882 70 | hope and charity, which link us so closely to each other
883 61 | union, though intrinsic, links the members by a bond which
884 92 | the sacred chant and the liturgical rites by which she lifts
885 8 | revived interest in the sacred liturgy, the more widely spread
886 91 | issues in deeds. If those who lived under the Old Law could
887 93 | strive to live in a spirit of lively faith, they will not only
888 103(197)| Epist., XIV: Migne, P.L. LIX, 89.~
889 36 | Who has reached more lofty heights than Christ Man
890 3 | neglected, and even at times looked upon as irksome by many
891 72 | the fount of blessedness, "looking for the blessed hope and
892 54 | baptizes, teaches, rules, looses, binds, offers, sacrifices.~
893 23 | heresy or apostasy. Men may lose charity and divine grace
894 106 | sufferings which He willingly and lovingly endured for her sake. "Having
895 17 | an honorable, if often a lowly, place in the Christian
896 39 | Church's rulers for the loyal and effective performance
897 43 | and guard with energy and loyalty, as they should the sacred "
898 35 | with the admirable and luminous language used by the masters
899 99 | kind into which they can be lured so easily today.~
900 75(156) | Serm. XXIX: Migne, P.L., LVII, 594.~
901 108(213)| Cf. Serm., LXIII, 6; LXVI, 3: Migne, P.L.,
902 108(213)| Cf. Serm., LXIII, 6; LXVI, 3: Migne, P.L., LIV, 357
903 29(35) | Leo the Great, Serm., LXVIII, 3: Migne, P.L. LIV, 374.~
904 36(49) | Ioh. I, 4: Migne, P.G., LXXIII, 69; St. Thos., I, q. 20,
905 42(62) | XIV, 35, 43: Migne, P.L., LXXV, 1062.~
906 87(167) | Ps., LXXXIII, 12.~
907 59(113) | Enarr. in Ps., LXXXV, 5; Migne, P.L., XXXVII,
908 41 | Redeemer so obscured and so maimed, that those who are seeking
909 17 | its chief members must be maintained uncompromisingly. It is
910 42 | Oriental or Latin, which go to makeup the one Catholic Church.
911 38 | to lead men to holiness, making this power, defined by special
912 82(163) | Mal., I, 11.~
913 66 | suffering from spiritual maladies, that is no reason why we
914 3 | only is despised and hated maliciously by those who shut their
915 93 | who according to Christ's mandate will have to render an account
916 26 | glorified on the Cross; and He manifested and proclaimed it when He
917 44 | no need of you."69 It is manifestly clear that the faithful
918 93 | sanctifies; it is Christ also who manifests Himself differently in different
919 30(36) | Council of Flor. pro Jacob.: Mansi, XXXI, 1738.~
920 111 | as in times gone by, the mantle of her protection and obtain
921 110 | consent "for a spiritual marriage between the Son of God and
922 4 | fertile fields are strewn with massive ruins and defiled with the
923 53 | doubt the example of his Master who called out to him from
924 35 | luminous language used by the masters of Scholastic Theology and
925 93 | sick who are in need of material or spiritual assistance;
926 92 | a return to her for her maternal goodness to us, but also
927 75 | hypostatic union: hence - as Maximus of Turin with a certain
928 59 | perpetual thanks to God, meditate on it with a humble and
929 44 | inexhaustible subject of meditation, that the salvation of many
930 7 | faithful, will be a lasting memorial of this happy event, so
931 109 | we have to the Father of Mercies, crying out: "Look down,
932 64 | do who look upon her as a mere human institution possession
933 3 | specious error or caught in the meshes of the world's corruption.
934 86 | the Apostle Paul has used metaphorical language in speaking of
935 79 | let us not neglect the method strongly recommended by
936 32 | Gentiles one "breaking down the middle wall of partition...in his
937 105 | but the mighty shall be mightily tormented. For God will
938 82 | this Sacrifice the sacred minister acts as the viceregent not
939 17 | Body of Christ, with its ministries, its variety of ranks, its
940 110 | Galilee," performed the miracle by which "his disciples
941 3 | of Christian wisdom and miserably return to the teachings,
942 108 | wake so much death, so much misery, so much hardship; in the
943 101 | home and in the foreign missions, are protecting, increasing,
944 67 | often happens that many misunderstand it and explain it incorrectly.
945 104 | with free will, they can misuse their freedom under the
946 60 | greater importance in view of modern errors, this name enables
947 39 | perfecting of His Mystical Body. Morever from Heaven Christ never
948 110 | the Savior,219 the same motherly care and ardent love with
949 88 | Lord, makes each day by the mouth of the priest as he approaches
950 49 | them power to feel and to move, in like manner our Savior
951 103 | correspond to the interior movements of grace, and to seek to
952 53(96) | Cf. Greg. Nyss., De vita Moysis: Migne, P.G., XLIV, 385.~
953 15 | a body calls also for a multiplicity of members, which are linked
954 21 | himself, and to increase and multiply and fill the earth, so at
955 78 | to reject every kind of mystic union by which the faithful
956 9 | on the other hand a false mysticism creeping in, which, in its
957 84 | distress, nor famine, nor nakedness, nor danger, nor persecution,
958 50 | shed such light upon the nascent apostolic Church that the
959 9 | error, the so-called popular naturalism, which sees and wills to
960 90 | exists at once in both of His natures173 moreover He Himself has
961 72 | hope of your calling;" 148 nay rather that Christ in us
962 106 | relieve the distress of the needy and of the sick by works
963 87 | Spirit, setting aside and neglecting the collaboration which
964 74 | there must be love of the neighbor. How can we claim to love
965 49 | His Mystical Body. As the nerves extend from the head to
966 90 | voice seems to re-echo the never-ending chorus of the Church Triumphant: "
967 11 | the exalted supernatural nobility of the faithful who in the
968 94 | but that it outrages the noblest instincts of humanity? The
969 33 | him whom He had already nominated as His Vicar, He had ascended
970 | none
971 40 | Mystical Body in a visible and normal way through His Vicar on
972 20 | the Eucharistic Victim, to nourish the flock of the faithful
973 50 | enlightens His whole Church, as numberless passages from the Sacred
974 62 | the Angelic Doctor says, "numerically one and the same, fills
975 60 | writers, has the sanction of numerous Pontifical documents. There
976 66 | herself at once to the work of nursing them back to spiritual health.
977 53(96) | Cf. Greg. Nyss., De vita Moysis: Migne,
978 53 | are to believe Gregory of Nyssa, the Church is often called
979 65 | Who for our sake "was made obedient unto death."126 There can,
980 65 | will,125 and humbly and obediently model themselves on Him,
981 92 | Thus we are commanded to obey her laws and her moral precepts,
982 82 | race, so "in this clean oblation"163 He offers to the heavenly
983 98 | each in his degree, the obligation of working hard and constantly
984 32 | the Apostle are no longer obscure, in which he teaches the
985 41 | Body of the Redeemer so obscured and so maimed, that those
986 69 | Sacrifice, and the practical observance of the same laws. Above
987 46 | this connection it must be observed that our nature, although
988 10 | as the same holy Synod observes, reason, even thus illumined, "
989 24 | unhappily falls and his obstinacy has not made him unworthy
990 110 | through her powerful prayers obtained that the spirit of our Divine
991 26 | happy memory, Leo XIII, occurs to Us at once: "The Church
992 96 | trackless wastes of the ocean weaken, nor wars, whether
993 43 | ravenous wolves. Such an offence We consider as committed
994 17 | its variety of ranks, its officers, it conditions, its orders,
995 57 | their various duties and offices, and the greater or less
996 103(196)| Cf. Pius IX, Iam Vos Omnes, 13 Sept. 1868: Act. Conc.
997 31 | Christ, hanging on the Cross, opened up to His Church the fountain
998 51 | supplieth according to the operation in the measure of every
999 58 | light and holiness, make operative in the Church. The Church,
1000 105 | it seems to Us not only opportune but necessary that earnest
1001 107 | efficacious and We welcome this opportunity of recommending this Association