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 1 Int,  4  |        Christ's name and with his authority they have exhorted, passed
 2   1,  27 |         living Magisterium, whose authority is exercised in the name
 3   2,  40 |           draws its own truth and authority from the eternal law, which
 4   2,  44 |      force of law consists in its authority to impose duties, to confer
 5   2,  51 |           in its precepts and its authority extends to all mankind.
 6   2,  58 |         command things on its own authority, but commands them as coming
 7   2,  58 |         them as coming from God's authority, like a herald when he proclaims
 8   2,  60 |       this rational forum and the authority of its voice and judgments
 9   2,  60 |           it bears witness to the authority of the natural law and of
10   2,  64 |         at the same time with her authority to declare and confirm the
11   2,  64 |               It follows that the authority of the Church, when she
12   3,  97 | particular individuals never have authority to violate the fundamental
13   3,  114|         teachers endowed with the authority of Christ, who preach to
14   3,  115|           being restated with the authority of the Successor of Peter.
15   3,  116|         norm of our teaching. Its authority is derived, by the assistance