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 1 1|            been fulfilled, and the Church of God stands forth so conspicuously
 2 3|         storm which swept over the Church in the sixteenth century,
 3 3|           they owe to the Catholic Church and to the Apostolic See.
 4 3|          this rock I will build my Church, and the gates of hell shall
 5 3| fellow-countrymen, and founded the Church of Gallowway about two hundred
 6 3|         thus spread throughout the Church the luster of her virtues?
 7 3|         progeny which the Catholic Church has never ceased to bring
 8 5|        agreement with the Catholic Church. Why then should this not
 9 5|          the New from the Catholic Church and from the Catholic Church
10 5|       Church and from the Catholic Church alone. If these Inspired
11 5|           in the early ages of the Church the integrity of the Scriptures
12 6|                      6. But as the Church was to last to the end of
13 6|           truths, possessed by the Church, should ever be destroyed,
14 6|  magisterium" was necessary in the Church from the beginning, which,
15 6|          as on its foundation, the Church must rest. For Christ when
16 6|           the "magisterium" of the Church whatever pertains to the
17 8|            the living voice of the Church: "Where the Church is, there
18 8|          of the Church: "Where the Church is, there is the Spirit
19 8|         God is found, there is the Church and all grace, and the Spirit
20 8|         from those who have in the Church the Apostolic Succession"- (
21 9|            do not give heed to the Church whose precepts they are
22 9|          the care of the universal Church? In the meantime We are
23 9|       implored by Us, grant to the Church that supreme consolation