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 1 1 |           graciously grant Us the power of bringing conviction home
 2 2 |    Although God can do by His own power all that is effected by
 3 3 |    because by the infusion of His power Christ guards and sustains
 4 3 |       visible parts draw life and power from the supernatural gifts
 5 7 |            Assuredly the infinite power of God is not bound by anything,
 6 7 |           of all the means in His power Christ did actually adopt.
 7 8 |    Apostles in virtue of the same power by which He had been sent
 8 8 |      propagate His teaching. "All power is given to Me in Heaven
 9 9 |     Magisterium, which by His own power He strengthened, by the
10 10| Magisterium already named, so the power of performing and administering
11 11|           cross, and it is by His power that His body is daily consecrated
12 12|           this office without the power of commanding, forbidding,
13 12|  jurisdiction? It is only by this power of jurisdiction that nations
14 12|         it with his unconquerable power. He invested him, therefore,
15 12|           he promised to give him power and authority over the Church. "
16 12|          gave to a mortal man all power in Heaven when He handed
17 12|         and loosing indicates the power of making laws, of judging
18 12|         and of punishing; and the power is said to be of such amplitude
19 12|          so that, having no other power on earth as its superior,
20 12|         flock he has received the power of governing all men for
21 12|           should show identity of power. So He who is Himself "the
22 12|          the heavenly kingdom-the power of binding and loosing is
23 13|          Pontiffs Possess Supreme Power in the Church Jure Divino~
24 13|    Episcopate receive the supreme power in the church, jure divino. "
25 13|         Christians; and that full power was given to him, in Blessed
26 13|        government, authority, and power of binding and loosing from
27 13|        Jesus Christ. That is: the power of forgiving and retaining
28 13|    together with the plenitude of power from the Lord Himself, in
29 14|       they inherit their ordinary power, and thus the episcopal
30 14|           because they exercise a power really their own, and are
31 14|         extraordinary and supreme power is not given, there are
32 14|        Church. To him He gave the power of binding and loosing;
33 14|           him alone was given the power of feeding. On the other
34 15|         deprived of the right and power of ruling, if they deliberately
35 15|   Resurrection He gives a similar power to all the Apostles and
36 15|       been invested solely with a power of direction. But it is
37 15|       conjointly with him. If the power of binding, loosening, and
38 15|           him, certainly the same power must have the same effect
39 15|  authority belong to him in whose power have been placed the keys
40 15|       district, command with real power not only individuals but
41 15|        for ever in the Church the power which He exercised during
42 15|         master in authority? This power over the Episcopal College
43 15|         has full jurisdiction and power to summon, to transfer,
44 15|         Peter alone, and that the power of binding and loosening
45 15|         Apostles received supreme power without Peter, and against
46 15|           and against Peter. Such power they certainly did not receive