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 1 1 |    liberty of the Catholic name may be enjoyed there fully and
 2 1 |  liberty of the Catholic Church may be speedily abolished. That
 3 1 |     speedily abolished. That We may accomplish so salutary a
 4 1 |    every expedient which others may give, and to bring to bear
 5 1 |      children, that in whatever may seem to appertain to the
 6 1 |    religion in your country, We may communicate with you so
 7 2 |        the Church and the State may unite in a common joy. For
 8 3 |     intention of your faith you may cleave with earnest minds
 9 3 |        holy religion demand you may receive consolation from
10 4 |       wounds which Our religion may have received, or in warding
11 4 |     doctrine and code of morals may daily spread and bear fruit
12 5 |       their duties so that they may be of service to the Christian
13 6 |        for virtue, so that they may attract the minds of men
14 7 |       been dispelled, the truth may shine forth far and wide,
15 7 |        wise men, and in them we may seek for the beginnings
16 7 |       holy faith, and that they may use them worse than the
17 7 |     worse than the heathen, and may involve them in the greatest
18 8 |         Venerable Brethren, you may know and see why and in
19 8 |        present time. That these may be thoroughly grounded and
20 9 | doctrine "before men, that they may see your good works," not
21 10|        no place where the truth may defend itself. But truly,
22 11|         by which that knowledge may be imparted to their scholars
23 11|       their children, that they may know their religion and
24 11|          so that their children may hear and receive that knowledge
25 12|    depravity of their doctrines may not become a source of danger
26 12|         that our united efforts may turn aside, or a least lessen
27 12|    later win men's minds. Truth may be tried and oppressed by
28 12|    civil and religious freedom, may surely be used by Catholics
29 13|      full freedom of action she may need in working for the
30 13|    institution requires, as all may see, freedom to use the
31 13|     decide as to the things tht may best suit Her ends. Wherefore
32 14| earnestly to be hoped that they may be faithfully kept on both
33 15|  patrons of Bavaria, so that He may hear our united prayers
34 15|          thanks to Him, Bavaria may enjoy glory and prosperity