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 1 2 |      of all the men ruling the state will be at hand. We have
 2 4 |    friendly government of that state. We are confident that they
 3 5 |                Effect upon the State~5. And the damage is significant,
 4 5 |        only the Church but the state as well. We have seen a
 5 6 |    midst of the storms in your state, your people always held
 6 7 |        the causes of evil. The state must always be governed
 7 7 |       and the authority of the state officials, and that its
 8 8 | realize that the rulers of the state can and ought to trust them;
 9 10|    Christian regulation of the state.~
10 13|       proper to the sacerdotal state."~
11 14|  office and the rules of their state, but also that the holiness