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 1 1|    has been the custom in the Church to plead with special fervour
 2 1|    most full of misery to the Church. We see faith, the root
 3 1|      of morals and views; the Church of Jesus Christ attacked
 4 2| promptitude to the aid of His Church, We judge it of deep utility
 5 2|    the patron of the Catholic Church. And as, moreover, it is
 6 3|      proclaimed Patron of the Church, and from which the Church
 7 3|    Church, and from which the Church looks for singular benefit
 8 3|    its limits the scarce-born Church. From the same fact that
 9 3|    Christians who make up the Church as confided specially to
10 3|      patronage and defend the Church of Jesus Christ.~
11 4| protector and defender of the Church, which is truly the house
12 5|       maternal charity of the Church, which each day takes an
13 6|   feast-day, in the principal church of each parish, a triduo