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 1 Intro,    2|       of the whole church, the union of the faithful the overthrow
 2 Intro,    2|      rending and hampering the union of the aforesaid church,
 3 Intro,    3|   favourable adherence to, and union with, this most holy Lateran
 4 Intro,    5|      joined themselves in full union with the said other cardinals,
 5 Intro,    8|      the apostolic see and the union of the faithful, to giving
 6 Intro,    8| pastoral office, for peace and union within the whole christian
 7 Intro,    8|   universal peace, harmony and union. In this way, further losses
 8 Intro,    9|       flock more readily, in a union of peace and harmony, as
 9 Intro,    9|   kings and princes to promote union and peace between the same
10 Intro,    9|   dignities, even if by way of union or commendam for life. They
11 Intro,   11|        prudent arrangement, in union with our venerable brothers,
12 Intro,   11|        might be kept in a holy union and use might be made by
13 Intro,   12|        happy memory, acting in union with the holy Spirit, in
14 Intro,   12|   whole church and a resulting union. The moral habits of churchmen