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 1 1 |      may become known to the Church and so that your labors
 2 2 |     guidance of the Catholic Church. He established this Church
 3 2 |  Church. He established this Church as the pillar and mainstay
 4 3 |    has always adhered to the Church with the firmest faith and
 5 3 |  advantages of regarding the Church highly are obvious, as are
 6 3 |    divine law of Christ, the Church can hand down and consecrate
 7 4 |   and Regulations~4. But the Church is so far removed from appropriating
 8 4 | blameworthy who mistrust the Church for the same reason and
 9 4 |    and regulations which the Church promotes are valued and
10 4 |   those nations in which the Church exercises more freely the
11 4 | refuse the leadership of the Church is the same as to oppose
12 5 |   precepts of God and of the Church. In the next place it is
13 5 |      selection of books, the Church reserves her right to prescribe
14 6 |     are so difficult for the Church, when the enemies of truth
15 10|      beginning, the Catholic Church is so constituted as never
16 11|      They are at hand to the Church as a ready militia, and
17 11|    it is useful to the local Church in many ways. Under its
18 11|      the same faith. For the Church considers them to be deserving