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 1 5     |      duties toward God are of a far more hallowed character
 2 12    |      the Church, and they go so far as to deny her power of
 3 16    |         both can and should, so far as may be, preach the Catholic
 4 16    |         of the laity should, as far as possible, be brought
 5 17    |        Church a perfect society far excelling every other, but
 6 21    |                  21. It happens far otherwise with Christians;
 7 26    | spiritual power, however, has a far loftier purpose, the Church
 8 30    |         to the State, but in so far as, passing beyond their
 9 32    |         inquire whether and how far the inertness and internal
10 34    |  untouched in the fight, are so far from thwarting the onward
11 36(35)|    government of affairs, in so far ought he to be gifted with
12 36(35)|    evident that the subject, so far as subject, and the servant
13 36(35)|       virtue of the servant, so far as servant, nor of the subject,
14 36(35)|          nor of the subject, so far as subject. But because
15 38    |     enriched and loaded us with far greater benefits, and on