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1 1 | the cares of the universal Church We have many times, in the 2 2 | inalienable rights of the Catholic Church, how can We but be stricken 3 3 | France, happy to aid the Church in her incessant needs and 4 7 | fact that it is the true Church of Jesus Christ, possesses, 5 9 | ambition of securing to the Church political domination over 6 11| maliciously disposed against the Church. They never failed to call 7 11| pretended encroachment of the Church upon the State, in order 8 12| glory of God and of His Church; let us work for her with 9 14| justifies the wisdom of the Church is that in her relations 10 16| form. Hence it is that the Church, the guardian of the truest 11 17| determined it. . . . Only the Church of Jesus Christ has been 12 20| Thus the wisdom of the Church explains itself in the maintenance 13 21| And who, better than the Church, is in position to know 14 27| between the government of the Church and that of the State. On 15 27| entirely free to molest the Church of Jesus Christ - On the 16 27| should fulfil toward the Church the subscribed engagements, 17 27| concessions made by the Church; as if one could, at will, 18 27| fetter the liberty of the Church, that holy liberty to which 19 28| separation of the State and Church, which is equivalent to 20 28| separate itself from the Church would be to wish, by a logical 21 28| logical sequence, that the Church be reduced to the liberty 22 29| majority of her sons, the Church should not be placed in 23 29| that is to say, of the Church; in fact, that it deny her 24 29| fomulated thus: As soon as the Church, utilizing the resources 25 29| State would recognize the Church only when it would be pleased 26 30| Concordat, the separation of Church and State. . . . We cherish 27 31| the enlightened zeal for Church and Fatherland which so