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  1 1 |           the guardianship of Jesus Christ, the Chief Pastor of souls,
  2 1 |         unto that charity wherewith Christ loved and united himself
  3 1 |             by His precious blood. "Christ loved the Church, and delivered
  4 1 |          Church was bought by Jesus Christ), but some lesser trouble
  5 3 |             hearing by the words of Christ" (Rom. x., 17). And faith
  6 3 |           certain ordinances. Jesus Christ commanded His Apostles and
  7 3 |             Now you are the body of Christ" (I Cor. xii., 27)-and precisely
  8 3 |           because it is the body of Christ is it living and energizing,
  9 3 |           the infusion of His power Christ guards and sustains it,
 10 3 |            that the Church of Jesus Christ can be the one or the other,
 11 3 |             dead: it is the body of Christ endowed with supernatural
 12 3 |          with supernatural life. As Christ, the Head and Exemplar,
 13 3 |             so the mystical body of Christ is the true Church, only
 14 3 |             of God-the true body of Christ on earth-will not disappear" (
 15 3 |      foundation shakes; but how can Christ be moved?...Christ remaining
 16 3 |          how can Christ be moved?...Christ remaining immovable, it (
 17 3 |    principles. That is to say, that Christ the Lord instituted and
 18 3 |           main thing is to see what Christ wished and what in fact
 19 4 |                                 How Christ Made His Church~4. It is
 20 4 |            the true Church of Jesus Christ is one, that no Christian
 21 4 |         class of things effected by Christ's free choice. For this
 22 4 |             done we find that Jesus Christ did not, in point of fact,
 23 4 |             c. 17). For this reason Christ, speaking of the mystical
 24 4 |             has not been founded by Christ, cannot be the true Church.
 25 4 |            considered. For what did Christ, the Lord, ask? What did
 26 4 |             18). But the mission of Christ is to save that which had
 27 4 |         salvation effected by Jesus Christ, and the blessings flowing
 28 4 |             spiritual Sion in which Christ has been constituted King
 29 5 |                                     Christ the Head of the Church~5.
 30 5 |      salvation. God "hath made Him (Christ) head over all the Church,
 31 5 |            are one body, so also is Christ" (I Cor. xii., 12). Wherefore
 32 5 |         jointed together. The head, Christ: from whom the whole body,
 33 5 |           There is one God, and one Christ; and His Church is one and
 34 5 |          and cherisheth it, as also Christ doth the Church: because
 35 5 |           30). Another head like to Christ must be invented-that is,
 36 5 |      cclxvii., n. 4). The Church of Christ, therefore, is one and the
 37 5 |             the will and command of Christ, the Lord-leaving the path
 38 5 |            who leaves the Church of Christ cannot arrive at the rewards
 39 5 |            arrive at the rewards of Christ....He who observes not this
 40 6 |        calling (Eph. iv., 4). Jesus Christ, when His death was nigh
 41 6 |          the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that you all speak the
 42 6 |             been commanded by Jesus Christ.~
 43 7 |         Unity in Faith Commanded by Christ~7. The heavenly doctrine
 44 7 |            The heavenly doctrine of Christ, although for the most part
 45 7 |          all the means in His power Christ did actually adopt. For
 46 8 |            is otherwise well known. Christ proves His own divinity
 47 8 |         duty of all who heard Jesus Christ, if they wished for eternal
 48 8 |             it out, for this reason Christ promised that He would send
 49 8 |         Apostles are ambassadors of Christ as He is the ambassador
 50 8 |        Disciples were bound to obey Christ, so also those whom the
 51 8 |            point of the doctrine of Christ Himself. Truly the voice
 52 8 |       themselves the ambassadors of Christ Himself. "By whom (Jesus
 53 8 |            Himself. "By whom (Jesus Christ) we have received grace
 54 8 |    salvation of the human race. For Christ commanded His Apostles to
 55 8 |     Magisterium instituted by Jesus Christ should not end with the
 56 8 |            in the grace which is in Christ Jesus: and the things which
 57 8 |            ii., I-2). Wherefore, as Christ was sent by God and the
 58 8 |             God and the Apostles by Christ, so the Bishops and those
 59 8 |          Apostles were appointed by Christ to preach the Gospel to
 60 8 |             the Gospel to us. Jesus Christ was sent by God. Christ
 61 8 |             Christ was sent by God. Christ is therefore from God, and
 62 8 |          God, and the Apostles from Christ, and both according to the
 63 8 |        mission of teaching whatever Christ had taught should remain
 64 8 |          immutable. "Our Lord Jesus Christ, when in His Gospel He testifies
 65 9 |           the age of the fulness of Christ" (13). But, in what has
 66 9 |               13). But, in what has Christ placed the primary principle,
 67 9 |             edifying of the body of Christ" (11-12). Wherefore, from
 68 9 |         Apostles, the Apostles from Christ and Christ from God....We
 69 9 |            Apostles from Christ and Christ from God....We are in communion
 70 9 |              xxxi). And so Hilary: "Christ teaching from the ship signifies
 71 9 |            from what has been said, Christ instituted in the Church
 72 9 | understanding unto the obedience of Christ" (2 Cor. x., 5), they more
 73 9 |         this duty. For, since Jesus Christ delivered Himself up for
 74 10|        beginning delivered by Jesus Christ, was afterwards committed
 75 10|           us as of the ministers of Christ, and the dispensers of the
 76 10|            iv., I). Wherefore Jesus Christ bade all men, present and
 77 10|        Shepherd, and into which all Christ's sheep must betake themselves.
 78 10|             some supreme authority. Christ therefore must have given
 79 11|        Supreme Authority Founded by Christ~11. The nature of this supreme
 80 11|        evident and positive will of Christ. Certainly Christ is a King
 81 11|           will of Christ. Certainly Christ is a King for ever; and
 82 11|              Should anyone say that Christ is the one head and the
 83 11|           It is clear, indeed, that Christ is the author of grace in
 84 11|     Sacraments of the Church; it is Christ Himself who baptizes; it
 85 11|           lib. iv., cap. 76). Jesus Christ, therefore, appointed Peter
 86 12|           Is it the rock upon which Christ builds the Church or the
 87 12|         against the rock upon which Christ builds His Church nor against
 88 12|           Church, as the edifice of Christ who has wisely built «His
 89 12|     effectively. This, furthermore, Christ gave: "To thee will I give
 90 12|           authority. Wherefore when Christ promised to give to Peter
 91 12|         promise is carried out when Christ the Lord after His Resurrection,
 92 12|           for whose salvation Jesus Christ shed His blood. "Why has
 93 12|             of one immutable faith, Christ the Lord, in virtue of His
 94 12|            of its faith. "Could not Christ who confided to him the
 95 12|               For this reason Jesus Christ willed that Peter should
 96 12|       Although he is a rock, not as Christ is a rock, but as Peter
 97 12|             as Peter is a rock. For Christ is by His very being an
 98 12|             only through this rock. Christ imparts His gifts, and is
 99 12|         rule all of those over whom Christ Himself is the chief ruler" (
100 13|     Apostles, and the true Vicar of Christ, the head of the whole Church,
101 13|            Peter, by our Lord Jesus Christ to feed, to rule, and to
102 13|            faithful, by the will of Christ obtains primacy of jurisdiction
103 13|         Kingdom from Our Lord Jesus Christ. That is: the power of forgiving
104 13|     pronouncement of Our Lord Jesus Christ saying: «Thou art Peter,
105 14|             explaining the words of Christ asks: "Why, passing over
106 15|         keys of which were given by Christ to Peter alone. These things
107 15|           one judge in the place of Christ in this world" (Epist. xii.
108 15|              to whom it was said by Christ: «To thee will I give the
109 15|            communion with Peter, as Christ commanded, if it be subject
110 15|          has been assigned by God. "Christ constituted [Peter] not
111 15|         much more applicable, since Christ the Lord wished that by
112 15|        obedient to their authority. Christ the Lord, as we have quite
113 15|          did not receive from Jesus Christ. Wherefore, in the decree
114 16|            conferred on us by Jesus Christ, as we "look on Jesus, the
115 16|          fired by His charity. What Christ has said of Himself We may
116 16|       acknowledge and confess Jesus Christ to be the Son of God and
117 16|      charity. Those who acknowledge Christ must acknowledge Him wholly
118 16|           The Head and the body are Christ wholly and entirely. The
119 16|           the Scriptures concerning Christ, although they may be found
120 16|            of God, unless they take Christ Jesus as their Brother,