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 1 2 |      faith and the tradition of Church service is not unusual in
 2 4 |     repair the damage which the Church suffered there.~
 3 5 |       has affected not only the Church but the state as well. We
 4 6 |      held that concord with the Church is the great beginning on
 5 7 |       to heal the wounds of the Church easily understand that,
 6 7 |   Catholic religion, so too the Church provides the only speedy
 7 7 |       by invidious rivalry, the Church aids the safety of the citizens
 8 8 |      which the interests of the Church do not want retained. Suspicion
 9 8 | conflicts with the faith of the Church or counteracts the preservation
10 11|        then strive to restore a Church afflicted with so many evils
11 13|       with the documents of the Church; today especially the style
12 17|        in the first days of the Church established or propagated