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1 6 |  morality, in man, by the mere fact that it should establish
2 7 | Catholic religion, by the mere fact that it is the true Church
3 11|        Christians, by the mere fact of their being such, and
4 15|     government of nations, the fact still remains that political
5 17|        oft-repeated historical fact that time, that great transformer
6 21|    rise to dissensions, and in fact aggravated them. . . . These
7 22|        with power, and who, in fact, govern the nation; therefore
8 28|  against such a separation. In fact, to wish that the State
9 29|      to say, of the Church; in fact, that it deny her very existence.