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 1 1 |             nations,(1) and left the Church which He had founded to
 2 1 |              minds to faith. And the Church built upon the promises
 3 1 |           the supreme pastors of the Church have always thought it their
 4 3 |           illustrious Fathers of the Church. They, indeed, were wont
 5 4 |              the holy Fathers of the Church. What is more, those venerable
 6 5 |          clearly sets forth that the Church instituted by Christ (as
 7 7 |            weapon.(23) Moreover, the Church herself not only urges,
 8 10|           Fathers and Doctors of the Church, who well understood that,
 9 10|        martyrs to the defense of the Church, men prodigal of their great
10 10|           the very first ages of the Church, the Catholic doctrine has
11 14|            may be need, enriches His Church  with new blessings and
12 15|           greatest assistance to the Church, whether with the view of
13 17|           the ancient doctors of the Church, in a certain way seems
14 21|           witness that the universal Church borrows lustre from his
15 21|              writings over the whole Church, and that he is worthy of
16 21|              greatest Doctors of the Church, on Gregory and Ambrose,
17 23|             victory, and abolish the Church.(37) A vain hope, indeed,
18 24|          crown all, the voice of the Church, have favored the Scholastic
19 24|           wholesome fruits which the Church and civil society itself
20 27|              the growing hope of the Church, should be nourished on
21 28|             with the teaching of the Church, such as is contained in
22 33| understanding to the children of the Church and open their senses for