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 1 1 |    wherewith Christ loved and united himself to that spouse redeemed
 2 3 | renders fruitful the branches united to it. And as in animals
 3 5 |       with which He should be united as the Head, after the manner
 4 5 |       head is physiologically united. As He took to Himself a
 5 5 |     from the other, cannot be united with one and the same head. "
 6 5 |   cannot possibly live unless united to the head and drawing
 7 5 |  separated from the Church is united to an adulteress. He has
 8 6 |       to belong to it must be united by the closest bonds, so
 9 9 |     souls cannot be perfectly united in charity unless minds
10 10|      a society, organized and united in mind. In this way a duly
11 10|    same functions, but which, united one to the other, are kept
12 12|    Christians must be closely united in the communion of one
13 13|   acknowledge everyone who is united with the See of Peter" (
14 16|   perfect disposition to keep united with their respective pastors,