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 1 3 |         them partakers of His own authority. And, when He had invoked
 2 3 |           teaching and obey their authority. But his correlation of
 3 8 |          Magisterium (or Teaching Authority) of the Church to be Perpetual~
 4 8 |           He commands by the same authority. He requires the assent
 5 8 |           to endow them with like authority, and to confide to them
 6 9 |           the writings and on the authority of the ancients, who in
 7 9 |          as it is declared on the authority of this teaching that this
 8 9 |        reason, but because of the authority of God Himself, the Revealer,
 9 9 |        all, possesses the supreme authority of the Apostolic See through
10 10|      mysteries, together with the authority of ruling and governing,
11 10|       subject to one and the same authority. To this end He established
12 10|      together by the guidance and authority of the head. Indeed no true
13 10|          governed by some supreme authority. Christ therefore must have
14 10|           to His Church a supreme authority to which all Christians
15 11|                       The Supreme Authority Founded by Christ~11. The
16 11|        The nature of this supreme authority, which all Christians are
17 11|          also determined that the authority instituted in perpetuity
18 11|           whom the same permanent authority of Peter himself should
19 11|           according to His divine authority He aptly names him Peter,
20 12|     it-proclaim and establish the authority of which we speak. "What
21 12|       therefore, with the needful authority; since the right to rule
22 12|           usual sign of governing authority. Wherefore when Christ promised
23 12|    promised to give him power and authority over the Church. "The Son
24 12|        him the Kingdom by His own authority have strengthened the faith
25 13|         account of its preeminent authority, it is necessary that every
26 13|     received and hath government, authority, and power of binding and
27 13|           and plenary primacy and authority over the whole Catholic
28 14|         the Church~14. But if the authority of Peter and his successors
29 14|           be regarded as the sole authority. For He who made Peter the
30 14|          it is necessary that the authority of Peter should be perpetuated
31 14|          or universal, or supreme authority, they are not to be looked
32 14|          the other hand, whatever authority and office the Apostles
33 15|           unity clear, by His own authority He laid down the source
34 15|         is refused to the supreme authority. "Heresies and schisms have
35 15|       with Peter can share in his authority, since it is absurd to imagine
36 15|       received real and sovereign authority which the whole community
37 15|         clearly show that supreme authority is designated in the passage
38 15| successors of the Apostles a real authority to rule the people committed
39 15|     highest degree of dignity and authority. They frequently call him "
40 15|    individually bound to obey the authority of the Roman Pontiffs, taken
41 15|         the whole flock must have authority, not only over the sheep
42 15|            Surely jurisdicton and authority belong to him in whose power
43 15|     subject and obedient to their authority. Christ the Lord, as we
44 15|          been above its master in authority? This power over the Episcopal
45 15|         stated thus: "there is no authority greater than that of the
46 15|          Pontiff alone, as having authority over all Councils, has full
47 15|      Council as to the nature and authority of the primacy of the Roman
48 15|           bound to obey a twofold authority. We are prohibited in the
49 15|    amenable to the other. But the authority of the Roman Pontiff is
50 15|          two superiors with equal authority should be placed over the
51 15|           and vigilance their own authority, so they have always laboured,
52 15|      continue to labour, that the authority of the bishops may be upheld.
53 16|           govern by virtue of the authority conferred on us by Jesus