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 1 1 |     the possession of wealth, power, and resources, although
 2 3 | diligence that lie within Our power. Although we have already,
 3 4 |  Pontiff to rule with supreme power, under its invisible head,
 4 6 |  State either hold the sacred power of the Church of no account,
 5 8 |     Almighty alone can commit power to a man over his fellow
 6 10|       only which they have no power to enjoin. Commands that
 7 12|      go so far as to deny her power of making laws and exercising
 8 14|    only who are invested with power of rule are bound to safeguard
 9 14|       manner the help of men. Power certainly is not wanting
10 15|       it to the utmost of our power. For, as is often said,
11 15|    loyally received, inherent power to drive away error. So
12 25|    exercise of such governing power is difficult, and leaves
13 26|      the State. The spiritual power, however, has a far loftier
14 27|       been invested with such power of governing souls as to
15 31|      strong endeavor that the power of the Gospel may pervade
16 36|    Pontiff, fallen into their power. But men of this high character
17 36|    duty it is to exercise the power of command, so that the
18 37|      the summit of pontifical power, are nevertheless truly
19 37|        which it is not in the power of any man to change. Consequently,
20 39|     increase in influence and power in proportion as they make