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 1 1 |          labours of Ours have by God's aid and assistance so
 2 3 |        thanks as is right to our God and Redeemer, the Giver
 3 4 |        the grace of Our merciful God which in former times preserved
 4 4 |           But when Our provident God allows His Church to be
 5 5 |      college of the ministers of God might be a perpetual seminary (
 6 7 |       are set over the Church of God, the priests are their assistants.
 7 7 |    authority which emanated from God or even that there was a
 8 7 |         or even that there was a God, they at length lapsed into
 9 8 |          to the contemplation of God, Who is the efficient cause
10 8 |          only never differs from God, the Head and Fount of all
11 9 |         in. the companionship of God, and though passing their
12 9 |        after the solid favour of God; they will, moreover, abstain
13 9 |       noble and honourable which God the highest lord and ruler
14 9 |          citizens and priests of God. But if it should happen
15 9 |      should invade the rights of God and of His Church, then
16 9 |          do, whether the laws of God were to be broken or men
17 9 |      Apostles: "We ought to obey God rather than men." (Acts
18 10|          pass that piety towards God would easily imbue their
19 10|          either the knowledge of God is passed over in silence,
20 10|       neglect, has been given by God to His Church, but to no
21 11|       what great and holy duties God has imposed upon them with
22 11|          good behaviour, serving God religiously; but that they
23 11|         duties which man owes to God. Let, then, parents consider
24 11|       reverence the authority of God and in reliance upon the
25 11|        in reliance upon the same God, to hold all His teachings
26 11|       the governance and rule of God. For once destroy the foundations
27 12|   special way to Bavaria. For by God's grace, since it ranks
28 12|       they ought, there will, by God's grace, be reason to rejoice
29 13|       its author the only Son of God, Who by shedding of blood,
30 13|         same time offend against God and their duty. For as We
31 13|  elsewhere more than once shown, God established His Church to
32 13|          which gifts and offices God willed that His Church should
33 13|        one and the same, namely, God. Therefore there can be
34 13| obstacles nor encroachments, for God cannot be at variance with
35 15|      with assurance, the help of God, and to this end, let us