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501 5, 3, d, 473 | midst of people of different backgrounds with whom one must more
502 1, 2, d, 60 | hands; and, in an instant, Balaam becomes a prophet at the
503 5, 3, d, 476 | month there will be the balancing of the budget.~ ~9.
504 4, 4, e, 366 | child looking up from a balcony ‑- and, with that gorgeous
505 5, 4, b, 492 | Vittorio del Carretto di Balestrino as its head. Before the
506 2, 3, a, 153 | are allowed to be publicly bandied about, he should not be
507 3, 1, f, 259 | creaking of the carts, the bang of the hammers? Are we
508 5, 4, a, 485 | everyone may claim to be a banker, even without accumulated
509 4, 1 307 | adulteries, fraudulent bankruptcies, bank robberies, public
510 1, 1, c, 33 | But after the crucifix was banned from our neighborhoods,
511 1, 2, b, 48 | 1. Quickness in banning all impure thoughts....
512 3, 2, d, 287 | baptism, the divine seed of baptismal grace infused into their
513 5, 3, c, 460 | disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the
514 5, 3, c, 461 | Missionaries or Missions, Colonel Baratieri had someone ask me again
515 1, 3, b, 87 | subjected as a result of barbarian invasions, fires and wars,
516 1, 2, d, 66 | is no civilization, only barbarism. But you must know, my
517 5, 2, a, 394 | Gospel workers among the most barbarous peoples and most inhospitable
518 1, 2, e, 68 | ridicule religion with their barbs and witticisms.44~ ~A very
519 3, 1, d, 247 | things, that cleaving like barnacles to the ancient, that castigating
520 5, 2, b, 401 | inevitable ‑- experiences of barrack life, which disturb and
521 5, 3, a, 446(18)| was Bishop José de Camargo Barros. Sister Marcellina Viganò
522 2, 4, a, 177 | this vast parish of St. Bartholomew in Como. I will never cease
523 1, 3, b, 86 | so by Cardinal Domenico Bartolini, a great authority in this
524 1, 1, b, 18 | he dwells equally in the basilicas of great cities, in the
525 5, 2, c, 409 | the Catholic religion the bastion of the motherland. Hence,
526 2, 1, d, 121 | rebel against those who batch together otherwise highly
527 1, 3, c, 95 | Rejoice and be glad" -- beati estis cum maledixerint vobis
528 1, 2, c, 55 | called praise, ecstasy, love, beatitude, and eternal happiness.
529 5, 3, b, 451 | of my missionaries, Fr. Beccherini, to give a conference in
530 5, 3, c, 456 | of the United States is beckoning you and presenting you with
531 1, 2, d, 64 | the world, gentlemen, is bedazzled by its progress, while men
532 4, 3, c, 343(25)| 29, 1903 (quoted by L. Bedeschi, La Curia romana durante
533 5, 4, a, 486 | remember that the evils that bedevil our emigration are countless
534 4, 4, e, 369 | need to abandon the phony bedlam, the drunken and seditious
535 5, 3, a, 437 | furnishing it with the basics: beds, linen, kitchen utensils,
536 5, 2, a, 396 | much we have wept at the bedside of our dear dying ones who
537 1, 3, c, 89 | a curse that could only befall those who are evil. But ./.
538 1, 3, a, 78 | for the sole purpose of begetting human beings to the life
539 3, 2, b, 272 | catechism return not like a beggar who is hardly allowed to
540 5, 4, a, 483 | little rhetoric so as to beguile those who are waiting for
541 3, 1, d, 246 | fascination with pleasure that beguiles and corrupts the senses.~ ~
542 3, 1, c, 245 | are not to speak with the beguiling words of human learning
543 1, 1, c, 33 | which, faraway from him, behaves like a blind man staggering
544 3, 1, d, 249 | shape their thinking and behaving. It is necessary to teach
545 1, 3, c, 96 | to see me at the king's behest to convey the king's congratulations
546 4, 4, c, 355 | secrets of my heart, as behooves children. In this way,
547 3, 1, b, 237 | climbing to the top of the belfry.~ ~Many rural parishes were
548 1, 2, e, 69 | scholars from all nations, Belgians and French in larger numbers,
549 1, 1, b, 25 | leave the Eucharist seems to belie their faith.~ ~How beautiful
550 1, 1, b, 22 | deplore these devotions or belittle them in the least. There
551 5, 1, c, 387 | priest or the cross on a bell tower. So, abandoned to
552 3, 2, a, 265 | of the Venerable Robert Bellarmine and of other illustrious
553 2, 3, c, 164 | everywhere run into opposition, belligerency, and reluctance, if not
554 5, 1, c, 385 | sale of their remaining belongings had ended up in the hands
555 2, 4, c, 201 | far from obstructing and bemoaning their child's vocation,
556 2, 3, c, 164 | authority all too often hide beneath words like freedom and independence,
557 2, 4, d, 198 | once they have obtained a benefice, they abandon their books,
558 4, 2 321 | conditions, because a work of benevolence is indeed an act of charity. 6~ ~ ~"
559 1, 2, d, 66 | death, that it enslaves and benumbs. Immobility is a corpse
560 2, 3, e, 173(35)| eulogy for Bishop Angelo Bersani Dossena, Bishop of Lodi,
561 5, 3, d, 467(50)| profession of Frs. Sovilla and Bertorelli, Dec. 8, 1891 (AGS 3018/
562 5, 3, d, 469 | reason, dearly beloved, I beseech you and implore you, out
563 1, 3, a, 74 | Paraclete in the Cenacle, beseeching him to pour himself out
564 2, 5, c, 217 | keep deploring the evils besetting you if you do nothing about
565 | beside
566 1, 3, b, 82 | fatherland, we are constantly besieged along the way by powerful
567 3, 2, e, 299 | vision. The concert of hymns bespeaks a concert of hearts (...).
568 5, Mem, 5, 427 | observer on the spot, by bestowing honors on the more active
569 3, 2, b, 272 | attention to these things, he betrays, he violates the respect
570 2, 3, d, 169 | not keep quiet. I have bewailed these evils for years, Holy
571 5, 4, a, 487 | to be the object of much bias. I'm referring to the political
572 4, 2 325 | forcefully oppose their biased ideas. But, with equal
573 3, 2, b, 269 | booklet, yet, except for the Bible, it towers above all other
574 2, 1, e, 130 | work on her behalf at God's bidding."36~ ~ ~
575 1, 2, e, 71 | Theologian L. Biginelli~Dr. Luigi Olivi
576 2, 3, a, 154 | will clearly display its bigotry and hatred against us before
577 4, 3, c, 340 | already submitted to Cardinal Bilio of holy memory. In my letter
578 3, 2, c, 277 | that we read about in their biographies and that arouse the admiration
579 3, 1, f, 261 | religion must be everyone's birthright. In the words of an illustrious
580 2, 1, g, 134 | the most unusual or most bizarre situations (...).~ ./. A
581 2, 1, e, 130(36)| See Imitation of Christ, Bk. II, Ch. 2, #1 and 2 Chr
582 5, Mem, 5, 427 | collection for the trade of Blacks slaves, could the present
583 2, 4, a, 179 | to the cedar and to the blade of grass. The priest is
584 4, 4, b, 349 | and undoes, praises and blames at the same time, when more
585 2, 4, c, 200 | seminary to them, if with blandishments or threats they force those
586 5, 1, c, 386 | added burden of a signed blank contract that places, if
587 4, 2 319 | the page of his newspaper, Blanqui had these words: "Ni Dieu,
588 2, 5, c, 214 | thrice holy name of God blasphemed and our Common Father, the
589 1, 2, d, 67 | increase in crime, in ./. blasphemy, in thefts, in suicides,
590 1, 2, b, 45 | destroying every uncertainty, a blaze rising up to heaven. They
591 1, 1, a, 9 | Without the light that blazes forth from him, there is
592 3, 2, e, 294 | the same time, my heart bleeds at the thought that, according
593 1, 3, a, 81 | did. Oh, the prayer that blends the trembling voice of the
594 2, 4, d, 196 | the faith leading to true blessedness is born, nourished, defended,
595 1, 2, a, 43 | glass to keep from being blinded. We need faith because,
596 1, 1, c, 33 | they should take off the blindfolds hiding the truth from them;
597 5, 3, d, 475 | men who ‑- plunging ahead blindly, it seemed ‑- would sometimes
598 4, 4, e, 368 | and the exultation of the blissful, the sadness of life and
599 3, 2, d, 284 | We often hear youngsters blissfully reciting by heart things
600 5, 1, a, 379 | caused by emigration and blithely ask: "Why are so many people
601 2, 3, b, 157 | who become your stumbling blocks and try to deceive you.
602 1, 3, c, 97 | before him the countless bloody outrages perpetrated, even
603 3, 1, d, 246 | natural virtues come to bloom, together with those blessed
604 1, 3, b, 89 | among us that his sanctity blossomed. This city of ours was
605 3, 1, b, 238 | youthfulness of the flower that blossoms beautiful and full of life
606 2, 2, c, 146 | and unfair. They would be blowing their trumpets over an imaginary
607 1, 3, b, 82 | concupiscence of the flesh, to blunt the impulses of greed, to
608 1, 1, a, 15 | the use of protesting and boasting that we are Christians?
609 3, 2, d, 288 | extraordinary needs, we must not get bogged down in empty discussions:
610 4, 3, c, 342 | Bologna will continue to boil until the non expedit is
611 3, 1, a, 226 | ignorant pride by astute and boisterous people. What are you doing,
612 2, 5, c, 217 | only helps make our enemies bolder, for in this attitude they
613 5, 2, c, 411 | America, national pride bolsters religious sentiment. Hence,
614 4, 1 307 | have brought up a bunch of bomb-throwing radicals with whom society
615 5, 4, b, 493 | headed by Prince D. Luigi Boncompagni Ludovisi, have volunteered
616 3, 2, b, 269 | looks like a rather modest booklet, yet, except for the Bible,
617 1, 3, c, 92 | crude, and ignorant as to border on nothingness because of
618 5, 4, a, 480 | territory ‑- extending its borders ‑- where the laws of the
619 4, 3, a, 332 | of Parma, Piacenza, and Borgo S. Donnino, pledge our full
620 3, 1, b, 237 | once again, this time for Borgotaro, and ./. will continue
621 1, 2, c, 52 | us, all creatures, with a borrowed voice and soul, praise,
622 1, 2, d, 63 | sons of the venerable John Bosco, who, every day, with their
623 5, 1, c, 386 | work at the service of a boss. ~ ~In this way, emigration
624 5, 1, c, 383 | often is not fit, under bosses made inhuman either by an
625 1, 3, c, 92 | Of course, they are often bothersome, discontented, and ungrateful.
626 5, 1, d, 390 | riches of their waters among boulders and thistles, let alone
627 2, 1, c, 116 | God. From up there, the bounteous mercy of God flows down
628 3, 2, e, 300 | none of you will allow a boy or girl, afflicted with
629 4, 4, a, 347 | sidelines because of the brainless hue and cry of certain individuals
630 5, 4, a, 485 | Visconti Venosta, Sineo, and Branca.~ ~The lengthy report that
631 2, 3, c, 163 | Church, as well as those brash individuals who try to arrogate
632 4, 4, c, 359 | the Holy Father was not bravado or hypocrisy but the basic
633 5, 3, c, 456 | platoons chosen from among the bravest and sends them forth to
634 3, 1, f, 259 | for God's command and even brazenly desecrate it.~ ~You be the
635 1, 2, c, 57 | God's grace which a person breathes during prayer.31~ ~Whoever
636 5, 3, c, 456 | human and tender and hasten breathlessly to the help of their emigrant
637 1, 2, d, 63 | kingdom. Now, gentlemen, the breathtaking goal, the constant dream,
638 1, 2, e, 71 | Mons. Carlo Brera~Dr. G. Toniolo
639 5, 4, b, 494 | to be set up, in Treviso, Brescia, Cremona, Bergamo, Lucca,
640 1, 2, e, 71 | P.G. Giovanozzi~Mons. L. Brevedan P. De
641 4, 4, c, 358 | priests something unhealthy is brewing, not too well defined as
642 4, 1 307 | the devastation of the bridal chamber, the lost ./. peace
643 2, 3, a, 151 | Pontiff, that is to say, a bridge-builder" (St. Bernard).~ ~In the
644 5, 2, b, 400 | have reason to hope that a brighter future will dawn on our
645 4, 4, e, 366 | it does not come from the brightness that never dims." Raffaello
646 4, 4, e, 366 | of the Piacentini who so brilliantly illustrated them.36~ ~ ~"
647 3, 1, b, 234 | the adults with a heart brimming with fatherly love, to call
648 1, 2, c, 56 | with a roar, but, on the brink of exploding, finds itself
649 5, Mem, 2, 420 | motherland there and in the British territories, at least as
650 5, 1, a, 375 | different groups. Their faces, bronzed by the sun and furrowed
651 1, 1, b, 21 | forth by hovering over her brood, Christ spreads out his
652 1, 2, b, 51(18)| Letter to Mons. N. Bruni, 1901 (AGS 3021/17).~
653 4, 2 324 | amongst the masses of the brutal instincts that are the source
654 5, Mem, 2, 419 | by curbing the greed and brutality of the conquerors and civilizing
655 5, 1, a, 377 | practices. Instead, they allow brute instincts to replace more
656 5, 3, c, 457 | resting. Having witnessed the budding of the first seeds of your
657 2, 4, c, 195 | filial love.~ ~You clerics, buds of the olive tree, delight
658 5, 1, c, 385 | that they would sail for Buenos Aires where relatives and
659 3, 1, d, 251 | of passion may at times buffet the tree, shake off some
660 5, Mem, 5, 427 | said, the plan would have built-in efficacy because of the
661 2, 4, c, 202 | seminaries are not only full but bulging with clerics. Even if I
662 5, 4, a, 483 | articles by semi-official bulletins are inadequate remedies.
663 4, 4, b, 351 | stay there, even if enemy bullets are coming at you from all
664 2, 5, b, 212 | possible, getting rid of those bullies, those cowards in the municipalities
665 4, 3, b, 336 | repository and strongest bulwark. The Holy See is not an
666 1, 1, b, 28 | a help against falling, buoying up the spirit, bringing
667 3, 2, a, 265 | predecessor Blessed Paolo Burali, of the Venerable Robert
668 1, 3, b, 88 | Albert Prandonis, the Paolo Buralis of Arezzo, the Philip Suzanis,
669 3, 1, e, 254 | together guaranteed, their burdens lightened, their duties
670 5, 4, b, 496 | emigration with the Labor Bureau or Public Works Ministry.
671 5, 3, b, 451 | you for it by a luxuriant burgeoning of your clergy? A holy
672 5, Mem, 1, 417 | and throughout Brazil are burnt into my memory almost as
673 2, 3, d, 166 | No beating around the bush, no equivocating, no shamming,
674 3, 1, b, 238 | Those newspaper people are busybodies. They wrote of me as if
675 5, 4, a, 482 | enough. The law must be buttressed by all those wise public
676 5, Mem, 4, 424 | sacred things and authentic buyers of gold rather than seekers
677 5, 3, a, 446 | Fr. Morelli did right in buying the property on Long Island.
678 1, 2, e, 71 | Guild also has excellent bylaws, praised by the Holy See
679 1, 2, e, 69 | Alberto Barberis, C.M., President.45~ ~ ~"The role
680 5, 2, a, 397 | Those little groups of cabins, presently spread out in
681 5, 3, b, 454(31)| American hierarchy, and for "Cahenslyism", see Biografia, pp. 969-
682 5, 1, d, 390 | people, even through great calamities, to their final goal: the
683 1, 3, b, 86 | at the approach of some calamity, they could be publicly
684 Int 5 | Generale Scalabriniano (Via Calandrelli 11, Roma)~ASV-SS Archivio
685 5, 1, c, 387 | years, according to official calculations, 40 million Catholics emigrated
686 2, 1, d, 122 | this goal with a harsh and callous zeal that mistakes the power
687 5, 2, a, 395 | for the unassuming work of calmer people as well as for the
688 4, 2 318 | or appearances.~ ~We must calmly examine the basic principles
689 1, 1, c, 39(52)| Missionaries leaving from St. Calogero in Milan on June 10, 1884 (
690 1, 2, d, 66 | understand what a gross calumny the children of the world
691 1, 2, c, 53 | Garden of Gethsemani, and on Calvary. He prayed until his very
692 1, 2, c, 52 | morning, the flower opens its calyx and, with a charming movement,
693 5, 3, a, 446(18)| Paulo was Bishop José de Camargo Barros. Sister Marcellina
694 2, 3, c, 162 | dangerous for their being ably camouflaged under opposite appearances.20~ ~ ~"
695 2, 5, b, 212 | and societies; ceaselessly campaigning for religious instruction
696 5, 1, a, 377 | Piacenza, now living in camps on the banks of the Orinoco
697 5, Mem, 3, 423 | one Pole, one German, one Canadian, etc.~ ~These representatives
698 1, 2, d, 64 | harnessing the lightning, digging canals for the waters of the oceans
699 1, 1, b, 19 | every moment, he comes to cancel the bond entered against
700 5, 4, a, 483 | knife to modern society's cancerous wound, namely, egoism (...).~ ~
701 2, 3, d, 167 | set forth his views in all candor to our common Father concerning
702 5, 4, a, 484 | and accepted by the Hon. Canevaro, the present Minister of
703 5, 3, a, 440 | solemn feast of the canonization of John Baptist de la Salle
704 3, 2, d, 285 | not exceed their childlike capacities. In the nursery schools,
705 1, 1, b, 18 | does Bethlehem, Nazareth, Capernaum, Tiberias, and Jerusalem,
706 3, 1, f, 262 | humble workers and powerful capitalists, simple clerks and illustrious
707 5, 3, b, 449 | Italians in the Americas by capitalizing on the 4th centennial of
708 2, 3, a, 150 | of which the Pope is the captain; the bishops are its pilots.
709 3, 1, e, 256 | leave the house that has captured his whole heart. Look at
710 5, 3, d, 465 | vows to be like those the Capuchins make for the first four
711 5, 3, d, 466 | most solemn act of your career, the first fruits of your
712 5, 3, a, 447 | they can go on to other careers.21~ ~
713 4, 4, d, 361 | the view, the relaxed and carefree walks will do good to me
714 4, 2 323 | penetrating gaze, he has carefully examined the labor question
715 4, 1 312 | to the pastor who is so careless and heartless as to leave
716 2, 5, a, 207 | to give you a kiss or a caress, to babble your name with
717 4, 4, b, 350 | approval of human beings or caring about their disapproval.
718 1, 2, e, 71 | Mons. Carlo Brera~Dr. G. Toniolo
719 1, 1, b, 27(32)| inaugurazione del Tempio del Carmine in Piacenza, Feb. 17, 1884 (
720 1, 3, b, 82 | direction, as it were, to his carnal and earthly instincts, so
721 5, 3, a, 442(11)| Assunta Marchetti, his mother Caroline, and two other young women.
722 3, 2, e, 298 | in the countryside around Carpaneto, half dead from the cold.
723 4, 1 310 | of the Church, for in the Carpenter of Nazareth she discerns
724 5, 4, b, 492 | worthy Marquis Vittorio del Carretto di Balestrino as its head.
725 3, 1, f, 259 | machines, the creaking of the carts, the bang of the hammers?
726 4, 4, e, 367 | bells, the distant sound of cascading waters, and the italyrustling
727 5, 3, a, 440 | la Salle and of Rita of Cascia, I had the occasion to see
728 2, 2, c, 146 | the Apostolic See.~ ~So, casting aside all animosity, all
729 5, Mem, 2, 420 | have also accumulated a catalog of anecdotes and stories
730 5, 1, a, 380 | saving society from a great catastrophe in the future: one by channeling
731 4, 3, a, 330 | increasing. The results will be catastrophic. Who knows how long we
732 4, 4, c, 359 | But I'm afraid I'll never catch up to you, noall this matter
733 2, 5, a, 206(4) | II Catechista Cattolico," 1901, v. 1,
734 2, 3, d, 168(29)| M. Salzano's book, Il Cattolicesimo nel secolo XIX, is being
735 4, 1, 0, 311(4) | Associazioni Cattoliche. Discorso del Santo Padre,
736 1, 2, d, 59 | other than the principle of causality in the historical order.
737 2, 3, e, 175 | there is great need for much caution, especially for us bishops,
738 5, 3, d, 475 | unpopular with their more cautious confreres. In the end,
739 5, 4, b, 496 | and the port inspector, Cav. Malnate, begged me with
740 5, 4, a, 485 | work of law and government ceases. How? First, by studying
741 2, 4, a, 179 | light of the sun to the cedar and to the blade of grass.
742 2, 4, b, 186 | road? And why do the very cedars of Lebanon come crashing
743 2, 1, g, 135 | them for amendment, and celebrates their return to God.~ ~Unfortunately,
744 3, 2, c, 283 | offerings for catechetical celebrations and First Communion Days;
745 5, Mem, 2, 420 | the burning question of celibacy for their priests, of the
746 4, 4, b, 351 | know you are kidding!~ ~The cells of Egypt...? Not at all!
747 3, 1, b, 234 | Together, we will visit the cemetery where the ashes are resting
748 4, 4, e, 364 | under pain of ecclesiastical censure.~ ~I therefore strongly
749 2, 2, c, 147 | that of thinking, judging, censuring, and condemning what the
750 5, 1, c, 387 | the last ecclesiastical census, the number of Catholics
751 5, 1, b, 380 | forget that emigration is a centrifugal force, which, if well directed,
752 5, 1, b, 380 | also become a very powerful centripetal force. Moreover, emigration
753 2, 3, c, 164 | priests ‑- soldiers like the centurion ‑- and could tell one: "
754 5, 3, d, 476 | send the provincial the certificate for confessions.~ ~4.
755 2, 3, a, 149 | with you the joy of their certitude.2~ ~ ~"The Bishop of our
756 2, 1, e, 130(36)| Imitation of Christ, Bk. II, Ch. 2, #1 and 2 Chr 20:17.~
757 5, 3, d, 478 | superior"~ ~To my great chagrin, I have learned of something
758 4, 3, c, 338 | ascertain these reasons in the Chair of Peter's inspired judgment,
759 2 102 | principle, then practically challenged by the ./. intransigent"
760 2, 1, f, 130 | commands of the Church, whoever challenges, resists, or defies these
761 5, 3, b, 448 | come to their help both by challenging the zeal of the American
762 4, 1 307 | devastation of the bridal chamber, the lost ./. peace and
763 2, 5, c, 217 | each other because, like chameleons, they keep changing ideas,
764 4, 4, b, 350 | who regard themselves as champions of the faith.~ ~Dear Fr.
765 3, 2, e, 300 | kept hidden, and notify the Chancery Office, using the enclosed
766 2, 1, e, 129 | and remained fixed in the changeable element. Instead, the Church
767 5, 1, a, 380 | catastrophe in the future: one by channeling surplus population toward
768 5, 4, b, 491 | counseling the emigrants and channelling them toward good destinations. ~ ~
769 4, 4, e, 369 | quiet, consoling, and pure chant of the Church. People feel
770 3, 1, b, 237 | poor. They cut wood, make charcoal, and do other similar jobs.
771 2, 3, a, 151 | with watchful eye. He is charged to give answer to the mysterious
772 Int 4 | better understanding of his charism in all its various aspects;~ ~
773 2, 1, d, 119 | non faciunt, nisi quando charitate compaginantur.) Charity (...)
774 4, 4, a, 347 | means. We have too many charlatans, as St. Augustine would
775 4, 4, b, 349 | wise naiveté, which lend charm to your austere person.7~ ~ ~"
776 1, 2, c, 52 | opens its calyx and, with a charming movement, rises toward that
777 3, 1, c, 241 | the paper is expensive or cheap, whether the characters
778 5, 4, b, 496 | people were treated as the cheapest merchandise or worse. Even
779 4, 2 315 | one to supplant others, to cheat them, to remove every inhibition
780 2, 4, a, 181 | for being"~ ~Work hard, cheerfully, and untiringly to win souls
781 5, 3, d, 471 | Pursue the work of God with cheerfulness of spirit. Help each other
782 1, 3, a, 78 | Progress, others the age of chemical and mathematical sciences,
783 2, 1, a, 108 | confessing the same creed, cherishing the same hopes, enjoying
784 1, 2, c, 54 | principalities and powers, the cherubim and seraphim, all the angelic
785 2, 3, a, 152 | the cross he wears on his chest, always ready to drench
786 4, 1 311 | meetings of Alseno, Bedonia and Chiaravalle are still echoing in my
787 3, 2, d, 285 | that do not exceed their childlike capacities. In the nursery
788 5, 1, c, 386 | of sordid gains. ~ ~In Chile, finally, not to mention
789 3, 1, e, 255 | made for immortality. The chill of old age can never diminish
790 5, 2, c, 411 | among the Lapps, Eskimos, Chinese or Turks. But when he finds
791 3, 1, d, 251 | impressed, while it takes a chisel and much time and effort
792 4, 4, e, 370 | all united in one single choir will alternate praises,
793 1, 3, c, 96 | for their efforts in the cholera epidemic, that this was
794 2, 1, e, 130(36)| Bk. II, Ch. 2, #1 and 2 Chr 20:17.~
795 1, 2, b, 45 | first civilize and then to Christianize. The missionary does this
796 4, 4, c, 357 | Italy, united in the goal of Christianizing science and defending religion
797 2, 4, a, 179 | authority! Sacerdos alter Christus ‑- "The priest is another
798 4, 2, 0, 317(2) | pp. 6-8. Pellagra is a chronic disease caused by a deficiency
799 2, 4, d, 197 | the knowledge of truth (Chrys. hom. 10 in Math.). On
800 5, 3, b, 453(29)| Archdiocesan Archives of Cincinnati, Ohio).~
801 1, 3, b, 83 | venerate today never left the circle of family life. Nevertheless,
802 3, 1, c, 245(36)| Lettera Circolare (...) al Venerabile Clero
803 1, 1, a, 14 | worth anything and could not circulate in the marketplace. In
804 4, 4, c, 360(21)| and was author of a widely circulated manual of dogmatic theology.~
805 2, 1, e, 129 | flow of human generations circumdata varietate (adorned with
806 5, 4, a, 484 | of recruiting agents or circumscribe it with more precautionary
807 5, 2, c, 404 | the Italians from a parish circumscription and establish new parishes
808 2, 3, e, 176 | adversaries.~ ~Prudence and circumspection, yes; but, above all, courage
809 4, 3, c, 338(18)| G. Borelli, op. cit.~
810 Int 5 | repetition of the preceding citation)~Ibid. = Ibidem (the same
811 5, 1, c, 383 | body and soul. ~ ~I could cite many instances showing how
812 5, 2, c, 409 | peoples have the right of citizenship and that, as a universal
813 5, 3, d, 464 | known Jesuit writer for La Civiltà Cattolica, was here to conduct
814 4, 2 317 | to hear the dry, rhythmic clack of the loom. They were
815 5, 1, a, 375 | three or four hundred poorly clad people, separated into different
816 4, 4, e, 367 | night, in the midst of the claps of thunder, and on the solitary
817 4, 4, b, 351 | direction and desires some clarifications? My common sense inclines
818 2, 2, c, 146 | the truth has finally been clarified. Those who never advocated ./.
819 2, 4, b, 187 | divine things.~ ~Meditation clarifies what is obscure, puts together
820 5, Mem, 4, 425 | flows of emigration; to classify the various communities,
821 5, 4, a, 480 | you, which began in the classroom and has continued uninterruptedly
822 3, 1, f, 259 | our ears wounded by the clatter of machines, the creaking
823 2, 4, c, 199 | docile, studious, modest, clean-cut, and loves to serve in church.
824 2, 1, c, 112 | from all lawlessness and to cleanse for himself a people as
825 5, 1, c, 384 | green forests they have cleared neither for themselves nor
826 1, 3, a, 75 | her own lips and in the clearest way the most sublime attribute
827 3, 1, d, 247 | clinging to old things, that cleaving like barnacles to the ancient,
828 5, 3, a, 442(11)| Apostles founded by Mother Clelia Merloni. The merger of
829 1, 1, a, 10 | through and thus make his clemency absolutely endearing (Ti
830 2, 4, c, 193 | practice the moderation your clerical life calls for.~ ~Your speech,
831 3, 1, f, 262 | powerful capitalists, simple clerks and illustrious officials,
832 1, 3, a, 77 | not a ladder by which we climb more easily to the knowledge
833 3, 1, b, 237 | eighteen sets of bells, usually climbing to the top of the belfry.~ ~
834 2, 4, b, 184 | Father.~ ~When a priest climbs the pulpit of truth, the
835 1, 2, b, 45 | substantial so that their spirits cling to these hopes with all
836 3, 1, d, 247 | glories.~ ~But that fanatical clinging to old things, that cleaving
837 4, 4, c, 360(21)| 1902 (ags 3045/4). Rev. Clino Crosta from Como had been
838 2, 5, b, 211 | absurd privilege of sectarian cliques ‑- and if we hope to enjoy
839 2, 3, c, 162 | letter you dispelled the clouds of fog raised by the evil
840 1, 2, d, 59 | times of Louis XVI or of Clovis, he would surely not have
841 5, 1, d, 391(16)| Speech to the Catholic Club of New York, Oct. 15, 1901 (
842 4, 1 311 | We too now have our youth clubs, our Sunday oratories, our
843 3, 2, e, 295 | Speech ‑- this power which is co-created with thought and reveals
844 5, 2, c, 405(16)| Fr. Giuseppe Marchetti, co-founder of the Scalabrinian Sisters,
845 3, 1, d, 250 | religion and family and co-opting them, body and soul, to
846 5, 3, a, 439 | missions (...).~ ~The lay coadjutors or brother catechists, who
847 2, 1, e, 125 | down to earth in order to coalesce into a holy, universal,
848 3, 2, d, 289 | Bear with them if they are coarse, if they are slow in learning
849 5, 3, a, 445 | that is, down to the sea coast, 80 miles in ./. length.
850 1, 2, d, 66 | activity. Immutability coexists with God, who is the most
851 4, 3, a, 330 | the times, no clear and cohesive policy. What confusion,
852 1, 1, a, 14 | your midst (Lk 17:21).~ ~A coin must have the image of the
853 4, 4, c, 357 | said that the founders and collaborators of the periodical are mostly
854 3, 1, a, 227 | are not made ill by the collapse of Joseph" (Amos 6:6).
855 5, 3, b, 455 | must be free to take up collections, always in agreement with
856 4, 2 318 | human beings individually or collectively, the economic question intertwines
857 4, 2 318 | socialism, communism, and collectivism ‑- the three main branches
858 2, 3, c, 160 | treated like heathens and tax collectors.~ ~But this person is a
859 1, 2, e, 70 | professor at the Alberoni College, member of the Permanent
860 1, 3, b, 88 | representatives of the community, the colleges, and the confraternities
861 4, 3, b, 336(14)| politico-sociali d'Italia. Un colloquio con Mons. Scalabrini, Vescovo
862 4, 4, c, 353 | extreme weakness and of collusion with the ensuing disorders.
863 5, 3, c, 456 | Paranà, Perù, Argentina, Colombia, and other Provinces are
864 5, 3, c, 461 | Missionaries or Missions, Colonel Baratieri had someone ask
865 5, Mem, 2, 419 | greater right to govern a colony than the most brilliant
866 2, 5, a, 205(3) | Panegyric for the Feast of St. Columbanus, Sept. 9, 1894 (AGS 3017/
867 1, 2, c, 55 | happiness. On earth, it is a combination of all this, and we call
868 4, 2 320 | to one's neighbor. They combine the benefits of charity
869 3, 1, c, 245 | the sacred minister to a comedian and the divine ministry
870 3, 1, c, 245 | the divine ministry to a comedy.36~ ~ ~ ~"Debtors to the
871 4, 3, b, 333 | millions of people in every comer of the world! As a bishop
872 2, 2, a, 138 | Catholic flock, the supreme commander of the Christian army, the
873 2, 3, a, 150 | leader; the bishops are its commanders.4~ ~ ~The mission of the
874 1, 3, a, 80 | pontiffs, bishops, princes, commanders-in-chief, warriors, magistrates,
875 2, 1, f, 131 | one may make a mistake in commanding, but the one who obeys never
876 2, 2, b, 141 | celebrating the Office and Mass commemorating all the saintly Pontiffs
877 3, 2, e, 293 | them for the last time, to commend them personally to the goodness
878 4, 4, c, 355 | which I would accept his commendations, because he is my shepherd,
879 2, 3, e, 175(41)| deal with the "notes" or comments of Bonomelli to Monsabré'
880 5, 2, c, 415 | of communication, as is commonly done in similar cases.
881 3, 1, c, 244 | satisfied with giving the people commonplace knowledge, limiting ourselves
882 4, 2 318 | formula common to socialism, communism, and collectivism ‑- the
883 2, 1, d, 119 | faciunt, nisi quando charitate compaginantur.) Charity (...) is the
884 2, 4, b, 185 | needed is a will, a desire comparable to hunger and thirst. "
885 5, 3, b, 452 | and train the minds of our compatriots to have the same respect
886 1, 2, e, 70 | Apologetics. This will compel speculative reason and positive
887 1, 2, d, 64 | where she will be amply compensated for the betrayal and abandonment
888 5, 3, d, 463 | ministry either as a stipend, compensation, personal gift, or remuneration
889 2, 1, d, 121 | and almost always without competence. I rebel against those
890 5, 1, b, 380 | because of reduced manpower competition and new commercial outlets.
891 5, 4, a, 480 | purpose I had in mind when I compiled those facts and those conclusions
892 5, 1, d, 391 | ignorance of the ways of God nor complacency over past victories nor
893 4, 4, c, 360 | was to be expected. But I complained strongly, even to the Holy
894 4, 2 317 | sufferings and heard their complaints ‑- knowing as I did the
895 3, 2, e, 294 | who, although they have completed their formation, often do
896 3, 1, e, 254 | Artisan also assists in completing the edifice. Now, since
897 3, 2, c, 277 | instruction must be brought to completion with an explanation that
898 2, 4, d, 198 | run into difficulties and complications that are not easy to wriggle
899 2, 1, e, 130 | Is it weakness? Is it complicity? Is it fear of people that
900 4, 4, d, 362 | people best wishes are a compliment, an act of propriety. But
901 4, 4, b, 349 | were to consider all the compliments I received on my return
902 1, 2, b, 49 | Sext and None, Vespers and Compline in thanksgiving for Holy
903 4, 3, c, 342 | Catholics, of course, must comply with the "supreme reasons"
904 5, 3, c, 458 | efficacious, and most powerful component of our apostolate, as Jesus
905 3, 1, c, 244 | that initially seem less comprehensible ‑- precisely because they
906 5, 3, a, 442(11)| Heart: the new Institute comprised both the Sisters gathered
907 5, 3, a, 438 | presently forty-two people, comprising priests, clerics, and lay
908 2, 4, d, 198 | do not want to seriously compromise their conscience.27~ ~ ~"
909 3, 2, e, 303 | knowledge that the law on compulsory education calls for.~ ~We
910 5, 1, c, 389 | him and against the traps concealed in them? For example, are
911 1, 1, a, 10 | he puts aside his glory, conceals his majesty, and gives up
912 2, 2, c, 146 | anyone, out of arrogance and conceit, to despise or deride the
913 3, 2, d, 290 | attention ‑- by themselves, conceited and sterile words achieve
914 3, 2, c, 278 | kinds of strategies, use all conceivable means and employ all their
915 2, 2, a, 139 | lambs, feed my sheep." Jesus concentrated the love of his paternal
916 2, 1, e, 126 | who in himself unites and concentrates the whole episcopate, ./.
917 5, 2, c, 407 | beauty or even because of a concentration of circumstances that make
918 3, 2, c, 277 | simplicity of words and concepts. The purpose of this instruction
919 5, 4, b, 496 | unfortunately, had to restrict the concession and limit it to just the
920 2, 1, d, 121(23)| the "Rosminians" or the "Conciliatorists" who disagree with them.~
921 4, 4, d, 363(33)| things, Antesignani della Conciliazione, Fidenza 1936. He was a
922 3, 1, b, 237(22)| 647/B, Placentina, S.C. Concilii Relationes).~
923 3, 2, a, 267 | and themselves. It is a concise but comprehensive treatise
924 3, 1, c, 240 | because ‑- St. Augustine concludes with frightening words ‑-
925 1, 3, b, 87 | I had the immense joy of concluding the Sacred Pastoral Visitation
926 5, 2, a, 397 | medicines, on the way to concoct and administer them, and
927 2, 1, d, 120 | pretension that they have been concocting a system of liberalism that
928 4, 4, c, 357 | Letter of the Bishop of Concordia. He stated that, since
929 4 306 | with courage, energy, and concreteness. During the period of associationism,
930 4, 3, b, 335 | civil marriage is a shameful concubinage; that divorce is invalid
931 1, 3, b, 82 | self-denial was able to subdue the concupiscence of the flesh, to blunt the
932 1, 1, b, 18 | faculties, to the rational, the concupiscent and the irascible, that
933 4, 2 315 | action rather than by sterile condemnations that would also strike at
934 2, 3, b, 159 | over me and my words became condemnatory, he should know that this
935 3, 2, a, 265 | unexpected and undeserved condescension, I do not remember what
936 4, 3, b, 336(14)| Il clero cattolico e le condizioni politico-sociali d'Italia.
937 5, Mem, 3, 423 | and the benefits it could confer are evident. For new phenomena
938 4, 4, c, 356 | brilliance of intellect, was conferring on these teachings a certain
939 3, 2, d, 288 | unbelief and cynicism who confessed that they started down the
940 2, 4, d, 197 | will his guidance in the confessional be? What kind of watch
941 4, 4, b, 350 | that counts"~ ~What you confided to me in your letter of
942 3, 1, a, 225 | aback because these were confidential letters, written to a bosom
943 5, 3, a, 430 | the invitation. I have confidentially talked to several priests
944 2, 3, b, 158 | Corinthians, I came to you not confiding in words taught by human
945 4, 1 307 | Christ, they have thought of confining, within the four walls of
946 4, 2 323 | moment, flare up into a huge conflagration (...).~ ~The Pope quite
947 2, 5, b, 212 | meritorious than the other, will confound the enemies of the faith,
948 1, 3, b, 88 | community, the colleges, and the confraternities would come together in a
949 5, 1, c, 383 | dangers our poor emigrants are confronted with. Everything, gentlemen,
950 2, 5, c, 215 | Nor should fortitude be confused with fidelity and constancy,
951 3, 2, e, 290 | how the diversity of texts confuses and upsets these simple
952 1, 3, c, 96 | behest to convey the king's congratulations to me and tell me His Royal
953 2, 2, c, 147 | externally."~ ~We must not conjure up distinctions. We have
954 3, 1, f, 262 | forefathers and mothers conjured up for them memories of
955 2, 4, a, 178 | excludes the priest removes the connecting link and breaks the chain,
956 2, 1, g, 135 | A marvelous bond connects all the members. This bond
957 2, 3, a, 153 | having to go to puppets and connivers (...).~ ~I know I am a bishop.
958 4, 4, a, 345 | guiding people, a timid and conniving spirit. Some people are
959 2, 5, c, 215 | obstacles. Fortitude is a conquering virtue.~ ~Even during the
960 2, 3, c, 165 | docility of conscience: propter conscientiam (...).~ ~Undoubtedly, there
961 2, 1, f, 133 | of one who knows he has conscientiously done his duty, I overlooked
962 4, 1 308 | by now entered into the consciousness of all good people.~ ~Hence,
963 5, 3, d, 463 | the Congregation for five consecutive years, whatever be the destination
964 1, 2, d, 65 | fraternity and paternity, conservatism and progress to recognize
965 2, 2, a, 139 | instrumental cause creating, conserving, and spreading the Catholic
966 2, 4, b, 187 | and this is fortitude (De Consid. I, c. 7).16~ ~ ~"Love thrives
967 5, 4, b, 495 | find a place or have been consigned to their parents.~ ~The
968 2, 2 137 | we owe filial devotion, consisting of filial love, reverence,
969 4, 3, a, 332 | is clearly shown in your Consistorial Address of May 23 of this
970 1, 3, c, 91 | strength of the weak, the consoler of the afflicted. He undergoes
971 3, 1, c, 242 | preaching so as to spread and consolidate the kingdom of God. Never
972 1, 3, c, 92 | Perhaps people who are conspicuous for their fame, riches,
973 2, 1, d, 123 | Church of St. Sophia in Constantinople, while the immortal bones
974 3, 2, d, 285 | Catechism. These in no way constitute a gradual or interconnected
975 3, 1, a, 228 | public life not as enemies of constituted authority but as relentless
976 5, 1, c, 388 | Italians in America are almost constrained, as a rule, to live a life
977 3, 1, d, 252 | and act free of unjust constraints; that, with all my respect
978 2, 1, c, 114 | Apostle says: "God has so constructed the body ... that the members
979 5, 4, a, 482 | likely to have recourse to consular authorities when they need
980 5, 3, d, 477 | government of the Province by two consultors (...). He will listen to
981 4, 2 321 | organizations of workers, producers, consumers, and cooperatives in order
982 4, 1 310 | and I repeat that it is my consuming desire that in every parish
983 4, 2 320 | societies for production and consumption and in mutual insurance
984 1, 3, b, 88 | Gelasios, the Raimondos, the Contardos, the Francas and so many
985 1, 2, b, 44 | begins to understand and contemplate the truths they believe
986 3, 1, c, 239 | that from all eternity, God contemplates himself and pronounces a
987 4, 4, e, 367 | our children of God in the contemplative silence of a clear night,
988 1, 2, e, 70 | meantime, the unceasing and contemporaneous work in all branches of
989 5, 1 375 | and significant events of contemporary Italian life. The numbers
990 5, Mem, 4, 426 | harming the interests of the contending parties.~ ~The Congregation
991 2, 1, g, 135(43)| pp. 24-25. The Author contends, against the "intransigents,"
992 2, 1, d, 122 | she is to overcome"~ ~A contentious spirit has always been a
993 2, 3, c, 163 | Avoid partiality and contentiousness, as well as exclusive and
994 4, 3, b, 336 | I know of no bishop who contests the legitimacy of this solemn
995 5, 1, a, 380 | population toward other continents, the other by soothing with
996 2, 4, a, 179 | but also through us, the continuators of his work.~ ~So the priest
997 1, 1, a, 12 | in us. Jesus Christ must continuously work in us because he alone
998 1, 2, e, 71 | the teachings of the Summa contra Gentes, as well as the other
999 5, 3, b, 451 | which every diocese in Italy contributes in greater or lesser numbers. ~ ~
1000 1, 3, c, 95 | greatness, I, with a broken and contrite heart, ask pardon for all
1001 2, 2, c, 147 | after us remember this long controversy, they will recognize, to