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 1 1 |    deserved from the Catholic Church praise for special services,
 2 1 |     of eldest daughter of the Church. From that time, Venerable
 3 1 |       with the glories of the Church, and to found many public
 4 1 |     those great lights of the Church, awarded to your ancestors;
 5 1 |       devotion to God and the Church, ecclesiastical liberty
 6 1 |  hostile attitude towards the Church, yet, by a special mercy
 7 1 |      reject the authority the Church, its downward course has
 8 2 |       fidelity to God and the Church, they arrive, almost naturally,
 9 2 |     its very foundations, and Church and State perished in the
10 3 |     from this obligation. The Church, guardian of the integrity
11 3 |  essential point. To obey the Church in this is to obey the requirements
12 4 |      with the peace either of Church or State. When, therefore,
13 5 |      safety and honour of the Church. And great were the advantages
14 5 | offered to it by the Catholic Church, so that it was apparent
15 5 |      beneficial action of the Church, would be a course void
16 5 |      to the well-being of the Church have been and are being
17 5 |     dividing the interests of Church and State, would wish to
18 6 |    Cardinal of the Holy Roman Church and Archbishop of Paris.
19 6 |  infringing the rights of the Church. We have acted in this manner
20 6 |       as they had done of the Church. At present, as far as the
21 6 |     men entertain against the Church. No one, therefore, will
22 6 |     accurate knowledge of the Church and learn submission to
23 8 |      to Our common Mother the Church, and who are able to render
24 8 | efforts in the defence of the Church. To obtain these results,
25 9 |      Bishops to rule over the Church of God;" let them respect
26 10|      invariable custom of the Church in times of difficulty,