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 1 1 |         belief of the universal Church, is contained both in unwritten
 2 1 |      have been delivered to the Church."(2) This belief has been
 3 1 |       held and professed by the Church in regard to the Books of
 4 3 |      love of God. And as to the Church, her institutions, her nature,
 5 3 | Scripture is the bulwark of the Church."(11)And if we come to morality
 6 6 |      Bible Owes to the Catholic Church~6. It is in this that the
 7 6 |        the watchful care of the Church shines forth conspicuously.
 8 6 |     wisdom and exertions of the Church that there has always been
 9 7 |        exegesis. In the Eastern Church, the greatest name of all
10 7 |       eloquence. In the Western Church there were many names as
11 7 |    latter has received from the Church, by reason of his pre-eminent
12 8 |        which the enemies of the Church direct their calumnies.
13 8 |      will clearly show that the Church has never failed in taking
14 10|      and teaching office of the Church, held the Scriptures to
15 10|      taken by violence from the Church, in which, by ridicule and
16 10|      and true science which the Church, through the Apostles, has
17 13|      the existing custom of the Church. At the same time, the other
18 14|      the Holy Scriptures to the Church, and that in reading and
19 14|      Word, they must follow the Church as their guide and their
20 14|     held by our Holy Mother the Church, whose place it is to judge
21 14|       this most wise decree the Church by no means prevents or
22 14|         to the advantage of the Church. On the one hand, in those
23 14|    maturity the judgment of the Church; on the other, in passages
24 14|         Testament), or from the Church, under the assistance of
25 14| authoritatively proposed by the Church, should be held as the supreme
26 14|       doctrine committed to the Church, it is clearly impossible
27 14|  opposed to the doctrine of the Church. The Professor of Holy Scripture,
28 14|         after the Apostles, the Church owes its growth-who have
29 15|        has been received by the Church from the Apostles, and has
30 15|     continued to advance in the Church, and, therefore, these commentaries
31 15|        incorrupt outside of the Church, and cannot be expected
32 17|       proper magisterium of the Church. The Church, "by reason
33 17|  magisterium of the Church. The Church, "by reason of her wonderful
34 17|   infallible magisterium of the Church rests also on the authority
35 17|   institution of a hierarchical Church and the primacy of Peter
36 17|       and it would be well that Church students also should cultivate
37 20|         all the books which the Church receives as sacred and canonical,
38 20|         unchanging faith of the Church, solemnly defined in the
39 20|   sacred and canonical. And the Church holds them as sacred and
40 22|        at the present time, the Church is never without the graceful
41 24| training of the students of the Church, which is our own great
42 24|        great solicitude and the Church's hope. Exert yourselves
43 24|      under the direction of the Church, in accordance with the
44 24|   students and ministers of the Church always to approach the Sacred