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501 CON | glorious and powerful Queen of Heaven, has made her help felt
502 | hence
503 CON | Saints such as Emperor Henry III, Stephen, founder of
504 | herself
505 CON | known only to God. This hidden apostolate is perhaps the
506 1 | apostolate, and does not become a hierarchial apostolate even when it
507 SUMM| religious freedom which is hindered by communism-and racial
508 SUMM| culture find in her their home. ~9 Happy in this knowledge,
509 II | successfully by nuns in Hong Kong, the Belgian Congo,
510 II | today adults consider it an honor to serve at the altar? And
511 CON | Stephen, founder of Catholic Hungary, and Louis IX of France
512 II | lay missionary movement i3 just beginning to develop
513 II | Authority. The report made by ICARES (International Catholic
514 1 | priesthood. Today, at least, the idea is not yet ready for application.
515 SUMM| for the transmission of ideas exchanged as to the best
516 SUMM| respect, laymen are too often illiterate. There is danger of a lack
517 1 | integrity as the living images of God; men who are proud
518 CON | pervade the lay apostolate, We impart our paternal Apostolic Benediction
519 SUMM| Christ. ~23 This primary duty implies that the laity have an indispensable
520 II | you to stamp it with the imprint of Christ." (Broadcast message
521 1 | apostolate" only in the broad or improper sense of that term. In this
522 II | housing conditions bad or inadequate? Who needs the assistance
523 II | teachings of the Church are inadequately known. There is, then, a
524 II | and polygamy. This work includes the preparation of young
525 Int | Congress 2,000 representatives, including cardinals, bishops, priests,
526 II | great consideration. When incompetent persons hold these positions
527 1 | an ecclesiastical office independent of the priesthood. Today,
528 1 | entrusted, for a fixed or indeterminate period of time, with certain
529 Int | influence. These took place in India, Sudan, Switzerland, Belgium (
530 SUMM| cannot remain passive and indifferent at this critical moment
531 SUMM| the affairs of the world, induces him to devote himself as
532 1 | Church's social activity inevitably creates uneasiness. This
533 1 | theology" which derived from an inexact concept of the responsibility
534 1 | well as the divine gift of infallibility, would be granted to him
535 1 | to men in God's name the infallible truth which binds them,
536 II | capable of attracting and influencing others. We thus understand
537 II | try to acquire accurate information about the religious status
538 II | religious status of the inhabitants. Are the housing conditions
539 SUMM| cultivating these temporal values inherent in creation and, by sharing
540 II | this respect of fruitful initiatives. ~But an apostolic spirit
541 SUMM| than 80 countries and the innumerable contacts made there are
542 II | threatening the Church: the inroads of Protestant sects; the
543 SUMM| the different vocations. Insofar as it reveals the unity
544 II | the Church does not simply inspire piety: she meets all of
545 Int | international Congresses inspired by the Congress of 1951
546 SUMM| A more truly Christian instinct, and more frequent international
547 II | International Catholic Institute for Social-Ecclesiastical
548 1 | atmosphere. One could say that institutions must be so perfect as to
549 1 | lay Catholic men and women instructors, as well as Religious, have
550 SUMM| fraternal collaboration, as instruments for the gathering of data
551 II | on his more or less rapid integration into the environment in
552 1 | constituted in their inviolable integrity as the living images of
553 SUMM| which concerns not only the intellect, but the whole human person. ~
554 II | Kisuba emphatically stressed intellectual formation. ~Laymen who administer
555 II | carry on a courageous, intelligent, and systematic work, which
556 Int | start of your Congress, We intend to complete what We said
557 Int | the Congress of 1951 and intended to further its influence.
558 SUMM| Action -invites national and inter national organizations to
559 II | above all, the important interests of the Church. Examining
560 1 | recognized as such, nationally or internationally, either by the bishops on
561 II | the Catholic "cell" must intervene in workshops and also on
562 1 | and the world require the intervention of lay apostles. The consecratio
563 1 | things pertaining to the most intimate matters of human dignity;
564 II | men and women should be introduced into the ranks of teachers
565 II | Miranda prorsus (Remarkable Inventions) issued on September 8 of
566 1 | which is held only by those invested with ecclesiastical authority.
567 1 | men constituted in their inviolable integrity as the living
568 SUMM| throughout the world. ~32 We invite the Catholics of the whole
569 SUMM| Apostolate, the Holy Father invited those taking part to share
570 SUMM| known as Catholic Action -invites national and inter national
571 1 | of believers must live in isolation requires that all should
572 II | Remarkable Inventions) issued on September 8 of this year.
573 1 | the ranks of the clergy itself-between those with full power to
574 1 | activity is not an end in itself-either in general or in the Church-for
575 CON | Catholic Hungary, and Louis IX of France were lay apostles,
576 1 | healthy freedom; men justly jealous of being the equals of their
577 CON | the strength and love of Jesus Christ which pervade the
578 1 | of the World Is Laymen's Job ~Furthermore, aside from
579 II | built up over the past, joining the values of Western culture
580 II | request was made for Catholic journalists and a Catholic press for
581 II | particularly, We witness with joy and gratitude the extraordinary
582 SUMM| the congress declare their joyful and filial readiness to
583 II | university professors, judges, economists, lawyers, doctors,
584 1 | powers of Holy Orders or of jurisdiction that remain strictly bound
585 1 | their healthy freedom; men justly jealous of being the equals
586 II | How many does the Church keep? How many does she win back?
587 1 | their spirit and heart be kept in a healthy atmosphere.
588 CON | salvation of souls, to the kind word and good example which
589 II | s lay apostolate: in all kinds of schools, in the fight
590 II | pleasure that the meeting at Kisuba emphatically stressed intellectual
591 Int | Portugal. Others were held in Kisubi (Uganda) for all Africa,
592 1 | performed by laymen, and We know that thought is being given
593 SUMM| whom the world needs. ~31 Knowing that membership in the Church,
594 II | successfully by nuns in Hong Kong, the Belgian Congo, and
595 1 | movements not bearing the label of Catholic Action would
596 1 | operarius mercede sua" ("The laborer deserves his wages") (Luke
597 II | Doctors, engineers, manual laborers in various fields should
598 II | even the lay apostle who labors among workers in factories
599 1 | sufficient to repeat what We laid down in 1951 as a general
600 II | quite familiar with local languages and customs; he makes contact
601 SUMM| justice and liberty. ~13 4. Lastly, despite temporary setbacks,
602 1 | precautionary measures, such as laws for the protection of youth,
603 II | professors, judges, economists, lawyers, doctors, engineers, linguists,
604 II | apostolate for foreign lay and lay-assistant missionaries. Doctors, engineers,
605 Int | where more than 3,000 lay leaders met at Louvain), Mexico,
606 II | shown him the way which leads to God, to Christ, to the
607 II | herself. The child should learn how to pray at Mass and
608 1 | Church today are too vast to leave room for petty disputes.
609 II | semester and requires 20 lecturers: university professors,
610 1 | how will they resist being led astray by the masses which
611 1 | in the government and in legislative assemblies. In the same
612 1 | not oppose itself to the legitimate prescriptions of competent
613 II | bookshops provide an excel lent field for the apostolate.
614 1 | the remarks We made in Our letter to the Third World Union
615 Int | Bishops have written pastoral letters on this subject. They also
616 SUMM| of universal justice and liberty. ~13 4. Lastly, despite
617 II | to the Church. ~A parish library can be correctly run by
618 SUMM| attention in the years which lie ahead to making what the
619 II | lawyers, doctors, engineers, linguists, and scientists. We believe
620 II | social thought is still little known in Asia, European
621 SUMM| the word of God and in the liturgy. He must live in "the charity
622 CON | lay apostles. ~There is a lively awareness of the lay apostolate
623 II | help them to find decent lodgings and make desirable friendships,
624 Int | XIII, p. 301.) ~Today we look with pleasure upon this
625 SUMM| modern man is on the way to losing belief in God, he still
626 SUMM| urbanization often lead to loss of faith. ~17 Millions of
627 CON | of Catholic Hungary, and Louis IX of France were lay apostles,
628 Int | 3,000 lay leaders met at Louvain), Mexico, Spain, and Portugal.
629 SUMM| study of this problem, in loyal collaboration with the competent
630 SUMM| approached in a spirit of loyalty to the Church and the Hierarchy. ~
631 1 | laborer deserves his wages") (Luke 10:7) also apply to him.
632 II | Recently a congress was held in Luxembourg on the social problems of
633 II | lay apostolate has three main responsibilities. The first
634 II | and the Pyrenees, consists mainly of emigrants from various
635 II | are glad to hear that the majority of Catholic publishers and
636 Int | civil society, and all mankind. It forcefully emphasized
637 II | missionaries. Doctors, engineers, manual laborers in various fields
638 SUMM| of "God's people on the march," have been called to collaborate
639 II | preparation of young women for marriage- a work being carried out
640 II | organizations? Are there marriages to be regularized? Are there
641 CON | manner so evident and so marvelous that We have ultimated confidence
642 II | should learn how to pray at Mass and offer the Sacrifice
643 1 | being led astray by the masses which surround them? What
644 SUMM| witnessed a deepening and a maturing of the sense of the apostolate
645 SUMM| world and of its needs. This means that we must have religious
646 1 | take one of the questions meant to clarify the nature of
647 II | learned with pleasure that the meeting at Kisuba emphatically stressed
648 Int | America. Besides these, meetings in preparation for the second
649 II | simply inspire piety: she meets all of life's problems.
650 1 | this does not make him a member of the hierarchy or give
651 SUMM| needs. ~31 Knowing that membership in the Church, far from
652 1 | Dignus est . . . operarius mercede sua" ("The laborer deserves
653 II | imprint of Christ." (Broadcast message to Cologne Catholic Day
654 Int | more than 3,000 lay leaders met at Louvain), Mexico, Spain,
655 SUMM| exchanged as to the best method to be adopted in such study.~
656 Int | leaders met at Louvain), Mexico, Spain, and Portugal. Others
657 | might
658 II | a Secretariat General in Milan. But the lay missionary
659 Int | subject. They also call to mind the series of national and
660 SUMM| As the Holy Father has re minded, "the consecration of the
661 II | estimated to be the bare minimum needed, there are hardly
662 II | dealing with here. First, the mining population in the territory
663 1 | The duties connected with Minor Orders have long been performed
664 II | We said in the encyclical Miranda prorsus (Remarkable Inventions)
665 1 | religion-that is, with the missio canonica, the ecclesiastical
666 II | In the Asian and African Missions ~Of the many problems We
667 1 | Be Active ~It would be a misunderstanding of the Church's real nature
668 Int | Asia, and in Santiago and Montivideo for 13 countries of Central
669 | moreover
670 II | engendered by the care of the mother herself. The child should
671 SUMM| 2 They were particularly moved by the confidence the Holy
672 II | principles prevail in the use of moving pictures. ~In the parishes,
673 1 | apostles. The consecratio mundi (consecration of the world)
674 1 | 1328.) ~Priests-who act "vi muneris sacerdotalis" ('by the power
675 II | those who contribute through music and singing to the praise
676 | my
677 1 | Ourselves said in the Encyclical Mystici Corporis Christo (The Mystical
678 | namely
679 SUMM| the peoples of every race, nation and culture find in her
680 II | peaceably, free from extreme nationalism and national antagonisms
681 1 | apostolate recognized as such, nationally or internationally, either
682 II | Missionaries ~Catechists, then, are native lay apostles. But there
683 II | training they can give the natives. Along with professional
684 1 | group of theologians and naturalists agreed to meet regularly
685 II | million, whereas it is now nearly 200 million. The big cities
686 1 | pope, bishops, and priests) necessarily belong to the clergy. Even
687 II | training. Such training, whose necessity for teachers no one doubts,
688 II | estimated to be the bare minimum needed, there are hardly 30,000.
689 II | most important and the most neglected person in Asia. Catholics
690 II | buses, in families, and neighborhoods. It will act everywhere
691 II | directives: first, cooperate with neutral and non- Catholic organizations
692 II | is the condition of the news stands, bookshops, and lending
693 II | libraries. ~The Catholic newspaperman who exercises his profession
694 1 | activity similar to the noblest of the lay apostolates." (
695 II | cooperate with neutral and non- Catholic organizations and
696 II | give charitable help to the non-Catholic women of their area. This
697 | nonetheless
698 II | It is, furthermore, only normal that Catholics should cooperate
699 II | correctly run by lay people, who normally should be experienced readers.
700 Int | responsibilities. Still another notable contribution of that Congress
701 1 | of priests is especially noticeable today and threatens to become
702 SUMM| progress in industry and nuclear physics is creating new
703 1 | Furthermore, aside from the small number of priests the relations
704 II | carried out successfully by nuns in Hong Kong, the Belgian
705 II | practices which are not objectionable. ~Except in the Philippines,
706 II | associations and movements whose objective it is to make Christian
707 1 | struck by the fact that the obligation to give these coworkers
708 II | necessary competence, it is obviously necessary to make the effort
709 1 | catechist is often totally occupied with his missionary work
710 1 | lay apostle must not take offense if he is asked not to make
711 1 | salvation which the Church offers. ~The materialism and atheism
712 1 | always bears the stamp of an official apostolate of laymen. Two
713 II | This is certainly the most onerous but also the greatest task
714 1 | words: "Dignus est . . . operarius mercede sua" ("The laborer
715 II | and Africa offer countless opportunities for action to the women'
716 II | Good Catholics also have an opportunity of doing good in lending
717 1 | of orthodoxy and must not oppose itself to the legitimate
718 1 | ordination and willing to be ordained But the power to teach and
719 II | committees entrusted with organizing programs and for Catholic
720 II | given a spiritual training orientated toward their missionary
721 1 | remain within the limits of orthodoxy and must not oppose itself
722 | Ourselves
723 1 | discuss, at least in its broad outline, a suggestion which has
724 SUMM| gaining ground; while the outward signs of atheism are increasingly
725 CON | feats of bravery which are paid for with one's life, which
726 Int | Castelgandolfo, Rome, Wurzburg and Paris. ~Without any doubt, the
727 1 | and social life and who participate in the government and in
728 1 | are thinking especially of parts of Latin America, whose
729 1 | only professional activity, pass by this very fact from the
730 1 | under the direction of her pastors, but this does not make
731 II | worker's elite which will patiently draw labor organizations
732 II | national life can develop peaceably, free from extreme nationalism
733 1 | making the Christian spirit penetrate all family, social, economic,
734 SUMM| men, contributing to the penetration of revealed truth into every
735 II | regard to its economy, 70 percent of Asia is an agricultural
736 1 | institutions must be so perfect as to be able to insure
737 1 | cooperate in building up and perfecting the Mystical Body of Christ. (
738 1 | soul and attain Christian perfection. (Canons 87 and 682.) In
739 1 | layman with tasks that he can perform as well or even better than
740 1 | Minor Orders have long been performed by laymen, and We know that
741 1 | a fixed or indeterminate period of time, with certain tasks
742 SUMM| expresses the wish that the Permanent Commit tee for International
743 II | is possible in times of persecution must also be possible in
744 1 | should be formed into strong personalities. If not, how will they resist
745 1 | fellowmen in all things pertaining to the most intimate matters
746 CON | love of Jesus Christ which pervade the lay apostolate, We impart
747 CON | stronger than that shown by St. Peter when, at the call of Christ,
748 1 | too vast to leave room for petty disputes. In order to preserve
749 II | economic, social, and political phases of public life. As a matter
750 CON | realized at first, and the phrase "lay apostle" did not exist.
751 SUMM| in industry and nuclear physics is creating new civilizations,
752 II | prevail in the use of moving pictures. ~In the parishes, or at
753 II | does not simply inspire piety: she meets all of life's
754 1 | Us very recently. It was pointed out that there is today
755 II | forced marriage, divorce, and polygamy. This work includes the
756 SUMM| rich and the economically poor countries is becoming greater. ~
757 SUMM| gratitude to His Holiness Popes Pius XII for the words he
758 II | weeklies which have sustained popular enthusiasm for the charitable
759 II | is that films very often portray a world in which men live
760 Int | Louvain), Mexico, Spain, and Portugal. Others were held in Kisubi (
761 II | incompetent persons hold these positions and cause some damage to
762 II | understand that they must possess, besides the apostolic spirit
763 SUMM| and in particular, to the possibility His Holiness had offered
764 CON | Mary, the glorious and powerful Queen of Heaven, has made
765 CON | never been so necessary or practiced so systematically as today. ~
766 II | those local customs and practices which are not objectionable. ~
767 II | music and singing to the praise of God and the edification
768 II | faithful certainly exercise a praiseworthy lay apostolate. ~The lay
769 II | child should learn how to pray at Mass and offer the Sacrifice
770 1 | way diminish the value of precautionary measures, such as laws for
771 1 | considered those Orders which precede the priesthood, and which,
772 II | scientists. We believe that this precedent is worth following. ~The
773 CON | apostolate is perhaps the most precious and fruitful of all. ~Objectives:
774 II | African Christians who wish to prepare themselves for public office. ~
775 Int | topic has been carefully prepared by theologians and specialists
776 1 | itself to the legitimate prescriptions of competent ecclesiastical
777 SUMM| to the two-fold task of "preserving" and of "conquering" which
778 II | make Christian principles prevail in the use of moving pictures. ~
779 1 | that supports him. ~On a previous occasion We described those
780 II | S.C.A. from becoming the prey of atheist movements and
781 Int | can rejoice in this with pride. It is up to you to make
782 1 | Canons 1327 and 1328.) ~Priests-who act "vi muneris sacerdotalis" ('
783 SUMM| work of Christ. ~23 This primary duty implies that the laity
784 SUMM| Church. We have the great privilege of living at time when a
785 Int | appeal which every where produced a great many echoes. It
786 II | experts to be among the producers. Both priests and the laity
787 II | Catholic workers are already producing remarkable results in many
788 1 | is applicable to all the professions, particularly to Catholic
789 II | 20 lecturers: university professors, judges, economists, lawyers,
790 II | entrusted with organizing programs and for Catholic experts
791 1 | eventual fulfillment of such a project naturally requires attentive
792 Int | successful execution of many projects in the religious, social,
793 1 | naturally requires attentive and prolonged reflection. Your Congress
794 Int | cardinals, bishops, priests, and prominent laymen from more than 80
795 II | elements of corruption and promote Christian values. There
796 Int | of that Congress was the promotion of cooperation and coordination
797 Int | a great many echoes. It prompted Catholics to consider not
798 II | Holy Childhood have given proof in this respect of fruitful
799 1 | In order to preserve the proper sphere of action of both
800 1 | truths of the faith, can properly apply to themselves the
801 1 | in answering the question proposed above. In the present case,
802 SUMM| the Holy Father showed by proposing problems of the greatest
803 II | in the encyclical Miranda prorsus (Remarkable Inventions)
804 II | the Church: the inroads of Protestant sects; the secularization
805 1 | images of God; men who are proud of their personal dignity
806 II | properties should be chosen with prudence and after great consideration.
807 1 | theologian." But if he wishes to publish writings on theological
808 II | the majority of Catholic publishers and book sellers regard
809 II | Movies and Television ~Publishing houses and bookshops provide
810 CON | were also women, like St. Pulcheria, sister of Emperor Theodore
811 II | establish cooperatives for purchasing and supplying. They should
812 SUMM| organization formed for the purpose or within the framework
813 II | friendships, and he will put them in touch with local
814 CON | attention to both of these. Putting it succinctly, Christ's
815 II | Ruhr to Belgium and the Pyrenees, consists mainly of emigrants
816 1 | 393). Such a wealth of qualities supposes that one has learned
817 II | spirit which animates them, a quality without which they would
818 CON | the glorious and powerful Queen of Heaven, has made her
819 SUMM| that the peoples of every race, nation and culture find
820 SUMM| hindered by communism-and racial equality. ~18 In many countries,
821 SUMM| political unification and raises the standard of living,
822 | rather
823 SUMM| As the Holy Father has re minded, "the consecration
824 II | the shows offered do not reach the cultural and moral level
825 1 | seem that a point would be reached, in practice, where apostolic
826 II | into this last figure, it reaches 160,000. ~The catechist
827 II | the young folk and adults read? The complexity and often
828 II | normally should be experienced readers. Good Catholics also have
829 SUMM| their joyful and filial readiness to works in this spirit,
830 II | in Asia. Catholics must realize the need to examine their
831 CON | this was not consciously realized at first, and the phrase "
832 1 | political life. ~One of the reasons for this appeal to the laity
833 SUMM| organizations. It is important to recall that the family must give
834 II | environment in which he is received. The report also states
835 SUMM| 35 The Congress, after receiving the report of the special
836 1 | remain strictly bound to reception of the Sacrament of Holy
837 1 | but he could not refuse it recognition on the ground that it does
838 1 | rights, and the priest must recognize them. ~The layman is entitled
839 1 | movements of the lay apostolate recognized as such, nationally or internationally,
840 II | international organizations. This recommendation applies to all, but particularly
841 Int | disposing souls to a sincere reconciliation and to a fraternal union
842 SUMM| members of the clergy. We record our hope that priests increasingly
843 SUMM| which continues on earth the redemptive work of Christ. ~23 This
844 1 | personal example should be referred to as an "apostolate" only
845 1 | attentive and prolonged reflection. Your Congress is a good
846 SUMM| greatest importance for their reflexion and examination, and by
847 1 | difficulty two practical reforms are being considered: one
848 1 | mandate, but he could not refuse it recognition on the ground
849 1 | We have been compelled to refute an erroneous opinion on "
850 II | Catholic schools are highly regarded by non-Catholics. For our
851 II | Asia is an agricultural region, and it has been said with
852 II | Are there marriages to be regularized? Are there children to be
853 1 | naturalists agreed to meet regularly and discuss questions of
854 1 | establish the rules which regulate Christian life. ~These powers
855 II | are in need of a social reintegration. Thirdly, and this applies
856 1 | remain free to accept or reject a movement, to entrust it
857 Int | Catholic Church. You can rejoice in this with pride. It is
858 1 | en trusted with teaching religion-that is, with the missio canonica,
859 1 | authority It is sufficient to repeat what We laid down in 1951
860 II | communism is in power, it is reported that religious life has
861 Int | second World Congress 2,000 representatives, including cardinals, bishops,
862 II | At the Manila Congress a request was made for Catholic journalists
863 1 | the Church and the world require the intervention of lay
864 II | participation of the laity is required. ~
865 1 | that this expression is reserved to specific types of organized
866 1 | personalities. If not, how will they resist being led astray by the
867 SUMM| III. Resolution ~35 The Congress, after
868 1 | the ordinary layman can resolve and it is highly desirable
869 1 | desirable that he should so resolve-to cooperate in a more organized
870 Int | the Lay Apostolate was a resounding appeal which every where
871 II | woman's dignity is more respected. ~
872 SUMM| that the fullest and most respectful attention should be given
873 SUMM| 3 They will endeavor to respond to the wishes of His Holiness
874 1 | consecrate and govern, and the rest of the clergy. The first (
875 1 | it would be necessary to restore to the term "Catholic Action"
876 SUMM| contributing to the penetration of revealed truth into every aspect
877 SUMM| vocations. Insofar as it reveals the unity arising from one
878 SUMM| stress-that of a possible revision of the terminology, and
879 II | which has already been rewarded with results which give
880 SUMM| standard of living between the rich and the economically poor
881 II | his continent's spiritual riches, the young African layman
882 SUMM| this variety is a sign of richness and vitality. ~8 Finally,
883 II | level which one has the right to expect. ~The most regrettable
884 II | from which an urgent appeal rises at present. ~
885 1 | today are too vast to leave room for petty disputes. In order
886 II | an apostolic spirit takes root in the child's heart not
887 II | which extends from the Ruhr to Belgium and the Pyrenees,
888 1 | them, and to establish the rules which regulate Christian
889 II | library can be correctly run by lay people, who normally
890 II | prevent the miners of the E.S.C.A. from becoming the prey of
891 1 | Priests-who act "vi muneris sacerdotalis" ('by the power of their
892 1 | bound to reception of the Sacrament of Holy Orders in its various
893 CON | apostolate in Christ's Church. Saints such as Emperor Henry III,
894 1 | give these coworkers the salary which is due them is recalled
895 1 | Lord's words: "you are the salt of the earth," and "You
896 Int | Manila for Asia, and in Santiago and Montivideo for 13 countries
897 SUMM| Congress. ~6 They note with satisfaction that the years that have
898 II | to make every effort to save them and lead them to God
899 1 | healthy atmosphere. One could say that institutions must be
900 SUMM| all problems on a world scale. This field of apostolate
901 1 | borders on that of the secular sciences. Recently, acting upon the
902 II | engineers, linguists, and scientists. We believe that this precedent
903 SUMM| in this way an ever wider scope, corresponding to the two-fold
904 1 | and laymen on the other; second-within the ranks of the clergy
905 1 | authentic character and a secondary importance. They seem to
906 II | existence, coordinated by a Secretariat General in Milan. But the
907 II | the inroads of Protestant sects; the secularization of the
908 II | of Protestant sects; the secularization of the whole way of life;
909 1 | national level or by the Holy See for movements desiring an
910 SUMM| to become accustomed to seeing all problems on a world
911 | seems
912 1 | that we are witnessing the seizure of the whole by a part.
913 Int | with pleasure upon this select assembly which has brought
914 II | he will not only ask him self, "Have I harmed my neighbor?"
915 1 | supposes that one has learned self-control and self-sacrifice, and
916 1 | learned self-control and self-sacrifice, and has learned to draw
917 II | giving way to a slightly selfish tendency by thinking only
918 II | Catholic publishers and book sellers regard their profession
919 II | 300 members each winter semester and requires 20 lecturers:
920 II | its members in a "social seminar" which accepts 300 members
921 II | Cologne Catholic Day on Sept. 2, 1956-Discorsi e Radiomessaggi,
922 II | Remarkable Inventions) issued on September 8 of this year. There is
923 Int | They also call to mind the series of national and international
924 II | necessary to call upon the services of only a chosen elite who
925 SUMM| Lastly, despite temporary setbacks, an organized world community
926 II | accomplishes more than do seven missionaries. The reason
927 | several
928 SUMM| world community is taking shape. ~14 In this world crisis,
929 CON | the Hierarchy which can be shared with the ordinary layman,
930 SUMM| inherent in creation and, by sharing the common objectives of
931 SUMM| confidence the Holy Father showed by proposing problems of
932 1 | the layman. (Allocution "Si diligis," May 31, 1954-Discorsi
933 II | Catholic laymen who work be side the priests for the social
934 SUMM| ground; while the outward signs of atheism are increasingly
935 CON | different forms, from the silent sacrifice offered for the
936 Int | of disposing souls to a sincere reconciliation and to a
937 II | contribute through music and singing to the praise of God and
938 CON | women, like St. Pulcheria, sister of Emperor Theodore II,
939 II | having tolerated such a situation, and one must make every
940 SUMM| community, our technical skills, our art, our sport, our
941 II | Instead of giving way to a slightly selfish tendency by thinking
942 II | International Catholic Institute for Social-Ecclesiastical Research) contained three
943 SUMM| men hunger for God. The solution which we must give is not
944 1 | Terminology and Organization ~To solve this difficulty two practical
945 II | character of the problems to be solved in this type of apostolate
946 1 | for application. Should it someday become so, what We have
947 1 | gives, in public opinion, a sort of monopoly. All organizations
948 II | than the authorities who sought their assistance. ~At the
949 1 | achieve the salvation of his soul and attain Christian perfection. (
950 II | business concerns needs a sound knowledge of economics,
951 1 | light and strength from the sources of salvation which the Church
952 Int | countries of Central and South America. Besides these,
953 Int | met at Louvain), Mexico, Spain, and Portugal. Others were
954 1 | taken into ac count when we speak of the "hierarchical apostolate"
955 SUMM| receiving the report of the special commission which it had
956 1 | Action as a whole, but to its specially organized members according
957 1 | land and their tradition." (Speech to the New Cardinals, February
958 SUMM| events. Technical progress speeds travel, encourages political
959 II | finally, a troublesome spiritism. ~Under these circumstances
960 II | national antagonisms in spite of all the bitterness which
961 II | in Manila an authorized spokesman discussed a task whose precise
962 SUMM| technical skills, our art, our sport, our world." ~27 2. Greater
963 II | beneficial influence, and spread a new life. Thus a Catholic
964 1 | dignity; men attached in a stable manner to their land and
965 II | elite, not because they stand apart from others but, quite
966 Int | documents assembled by the "Standing Committee for International
967 Int | and addressing you at the start of your Congress, We intend
968 1 | THE LAY APOSTOLATE ~As a starting point for these considerations
969 1 | August 5, 1957) ~This statement is applicable to all the
970 CON | life, which appear among no statistics, and are known only to God.
971 CON | such as Emperor Henry III, Stephen, founder of Catholic Hungary,
972 1 | the Church those who have strayed from her. ~
973 SUMM| question he had chosen to stress-that of a possible revision of
974 II | meeting at Kisuba emphatically stressed intellectual formation. ~
975 1 | jurisdiction that remain strictly bound to reception of the
976 II | progress is making rapid strides forward. But on the other
977 1 | all should be formed into strong personalities. If not, how
978 CON | to work with a faith even stronger than that shown by St. Peter
979 1 | him. We have often been struck by the fact that the obligation
980 CON | atheistic communism, without a struggle. This battle will be fought
981 SUMM| for the circulation of the studies which will be carried out
982 1 | operarius mercede sua" ("The laborer deserves
983 Int | in the organization and successful execution of many projects
984 II | a work being carried out successfully by nuns in Hong Kong, the
985 CON | both of these. Putting it succinctly, Christ's Church has no
986 Int | These took place in India, Sudan, Switzerland, Belgium (where
987 SUMM| two-thirds of the population are suffering from hunger, and the contrast
988 SUMM| need for communion, and suffers from the "spiritual vacuum"
989 II | A few remarks will suffice on the subject of the formation
990 1 | in its broad outline, a suggestion which has been communicated
991 SUMM| SUMMARY OF CONCLUSIONS OF THE CONGRESS ~
992 1 | his personal ability and supernatural gifts. Lay teachers, Religious,
993 II | cooperatives for purchasing and supplying. They should take part in
994 SUMM| is not enough. It must be supported by real technical competence,
995 1 | demands upon the mission that supports him. ~On a previous occasion
996 1 | Such a wealth of qualities supposes that one has learned self-control
997 SUMM| more and more unified. The surest foundation for this is the
998 1 | to be left on his own to surmount all difficulties. ~
999 1 | astray by the masses which surround them? What is true of all
1000 II | catechist works in familiar surroundings and is quite familiar with
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