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 1 1 |          affairs of the Catholic Church in Prussia should be somewhat
 2 1 |          liberty of the Catholic Church may be speedily abolished.
 3 2 |        you, concerning which the Church and the State may unite
 4 2 |      both Cardinals of the Roman Church. Not long afterwards Corbinianus,
 5 3 |       rejoice than to sadden the Church in Bavaria. For with the
 6 3 |          alliance with the Roman Church. Which courage and firmness
 7 4 |          dangers with which your Church is surrounded, therefore,
 8 4 |         the sacred rights of the Church, so We also freely and openly
 9 4 |         provident God allows His Church to be vexed with grievous
10 4 |     unhappy times upon which the Church has fallen; you were amongst
11 5 |       been the first care of the Church that she should choose and
12 5 | persevere in the ministry of the Church (Conc. Trid., Sess. xxiii.,
13 5 |     preserve the holy law of the Church inviolate by every means
14 5 |        Our power. For indeed the Church, as a body, which is by
15 7 |       apostles, are set over the Church of God, the priests are
16 7 |          to the authority of the Church and the Roman Pontiff, whose
17 8 |       the younger members of the Church ought to be instructed in
18 9 |         rights of God and of His Church, then let a marked example
19 10|    training the disposition. The Church has always cherished the
20 10|       just cause of grief to the Church when she sees her little
21 10|           to forbid the Catholic Church to use her influence in
22 10|         been given by God to His Church, but to no other society
23 11|       aside the authority of the Church, the young should incur
24 11|          refusing the aid of the Church? Can any State do so when
25 11|          absolutely opposing the Church? The matter stands open
26 11|          or openly averse to the Church. What, however, would be
27 12|      hatred against the Catholic Church, and has ever since increased
28 12|          faith, keep to what the Church prescribes, so that intercourse
29 12|     cause of religion and of the Church as their own, and let them
30 12|        their utmost strength the Church, their mother, in her many
31 12|     well-intentioned towards the Church, shall at least, as justice
32 12|          granted to the Catholic Church, and that ought to be respected
33 13|         13. Of the rights of the Church that it is Our duty everywhere
34 13|         blood, gave birth to the Church Who established it until
35 13|   liberty is so essential to the Church, a perfect and divine institution,
36 13|       shown, God established His Church to protect and distribute
37 13|       naturally follows that the Church is a society as distinct
38 13|          for its operations. The Church therefore needs, as proper
39 13|      offices God willed that His Church should be invested and strengthened,
40 13|     certain the He has given the Church full freedom to judge and
41 13|    offence at the freedom of the Church, since the principle of
42 13|  likewise that when the Catholic Church, obeying Her Master's will,
43 15|          graciously grant to the Church peace and freedom, and that,