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 1 3 |       often done to the Catholic Church, openly and publicly-insults,
 2 4 |       very fact a subject of the Church as one of the children born
 3 5 |         like feelings toward the Church. For the Church is the holy
 4 5 |       toward the Church. For the Church is the holy City of the
 5 5 |      love, with ardent love, the Church to which we owe the life
 6 6 |        supernatural love for the Church and the natural love of
 7 6 |          must cherish toward the Church a feeling of filial piety,
 8 6 |          the sacred power of the Church of no account, or endeavor
 9 7 |         ignore the rights of the Church; "we ought to obey God rather
10 7 |       the cause of God or of the Church.~
11 10|        enactments hurtful to the Church, or conveying injunctions
12 11| entrusted by Jesus Christ to the Church she defends and maintains
13 12|       has been waged against the Church it would be ill-timed now
14 12|          as all obedience to the Church, and they go so far as to
15 12|      right, even disallowing the Church any place among the civil
16 14|          said, the office of the Church to undertake the defense
17 14|     Guardian and Champion of the Church, needs not in any manner
18 15|    Spirit has placed to rule the Church of God."(15) It belongs,
19 15|         as head of the universal Church, teacher of all :hat pertains
20 16| eliminate these errors from holy Church, and contribute their zealous
21 16|      that bind us to God and the Church, it should be borne earnestly
22 17|          one body, "which is the Church,"(17) whereof He would be
23 17|     follows that not only is the Church a perfect society far excelling
24 17|         who gathers not with the Church and with Jesus Christ, and
25 17|    jointly with him and with the Church are in very truth contending
26 21|     their rule of faith from the Church, by whose authority and
27 21|      truth. Consequently, as the Church is one, because Jesus Christ
28 22|          belongs to the teaching Church, to whom God has entrusted
29 22|       the supreme teacher in the Church is the Roman Pontiff. Union
30 22|         obedience of will to the Church and to the Roman Pontiff,
31 22|       and in the teaching of the Church, which proceeds from the
32 22|           to the teaching of the Church, which proceeds from the
33 22|          to the doctrines of the Church as to an infallible rule
34 22|         assent to everything the Church teaches; but otherwise,
35 22|       with reference to what the Church teaches he holds what he
36 22|       not to the teaching of the Church as to an infallible rule,
37 23|           The faith of the whole Church should be one, according
38 23|          presides over the whole Church, whose sentence must consequently
39 23|       that concern the universal Church."(26)~
40 24|      solemn pronouncement of the Church, are by her proposed to
41 24|        as we have stated, by the Church using her divine right,
42 24|         divine right, and in the Church by the supreme Pontiff.
43 25|     fully into the nature of the Church. She is not an association
44 25|          holiness. And since the Church alone has, through the grace
45 25|       conflicts, inasmuch as the Church rules peoples scattered
46 25|          the general good of the Church, and both have as their
47 26|          against the wish of the Church, but manifestly with her
48 26|         far loftier purpose, the Church directing her aim to govern
49 27|       foster any doubt as to the Church alone having been invested
50 28|      principle, and essence. The Church, therefore, possesses the
51 28|   politics. On like grounds, the Church, the guardian always of
52 29|        to attempt to involve the Church in party strife, and seek
53 30|                          30. The Church alike and the State, doubtless,
54 30|      hence follow, however, that Church and State are in any manner
55 30|       duty bound, to find in the Church the aids necessary to his
56 30|        On this very account, the Church cannot stand by, indifferent
57 30|    trench upon the rights of the Church.~
58 31|        duty been assigned to the Church not only to interpose resistance,
59 31|     affairs, it follows that the Church cannot give countenance
60 31|         to the relations between Church and State, and who strive
61 31|        life. In short, where the Church does not forbid taking part
62 32|      themselves earnestly to the Church, which is "the pillar and
63 32|      virtue which resides in the Church, they will triumph over
64 33|         whether they are for the Church or against her, since on
65 33|     faith, and yet wish that the Church should allow certain opinions,
66 34|      kind. For he enemies of the Church have for their object-and
67 35|         They would faire see the Church's mode of action influenced
68 35|     which God established in His Church to be observed forever,
69 37|      charge not only to rule the Church, but generally so to regulate
70 37|         administers a particular church, they are "as master-workers. . .
71 37|         this constitution of the Church, which it is not in the
72 39|                          39. The Church, it is certain, at no time