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 1  1  |     their valour, authority, and power, offered in a special manner
 2  1  |       had bestowed on them their power, if they neglected to do
 3  1  |     councils fail in, the divine power accomplishes. Wherefore,
 4  1  |          right or privilege, the power has been granted of sitting
 5  4,1|          and in the might of his power, in all things taking the
 6  6,1|       death, captivity under his power who thenceforth had the
 7  7,1|   servants of sin, and under the power of the devil and of death,
 8  7,1|       hath delivered us from the power of darkness, and hath translated
 9  7,1|          that it is not in man's power to make his ways evil, but
10  7,1|          as being, by the divine power, predestined unto evil;
11  8,1|         that all Christians have power to administer the word,
12  8,3| therefrom, full and unrestrained power and faculty, to transfer
13 14,1|   sacraments have then first the power of sanctifying when one
14 14,3|        menace; charity more than power. But if, on account of the
15 14,3|    whatsoever means lie in their power,-the fear which annoyance
16 14,5|       and shall have it in their power in all liberty to confer,
17 15,1|         servitude of sin and the power of the devil, --the sacrament
18 15,1|        ever understood, that the power of forgiving and retaining
19 15,1|          obstinately denied that power of forgiving. Wherefore,
20 15,1|         wrest those words to the power of preaching the word of
21 15,1|           in accordance with the power of the keys, they may pronounce
22 15,1|        as that every one has the power of forgiving sins,-public
23 15,1|  erroneous who contend that this power exists not in bad priests.
24 15,1|         in virtue of the supreme power delivered to them in the
25 15,1|        of death, priests have no power in reserved cases, let this
26 15,1|   godliness, but have denied the power thereof,--the holy Synod
27 15,3|          to be understood of the power of forgiving and of retaining
28 15,3|          this sacra ment, to the power of preaching the gospel;
29 15,3|         mortal sin, have not the power of binding and of loosing;
30 15,5|        own churches,--shall have power, as delegates for this end
31 15,5|        may have by privilege the power of punishing the subjects
32 16,2|      make use of, any authority, power, right, or statute, privilege
33 17,1|          to have its full force, power and authority. But if, which
34 19,3|      make use of, any authority, power, right, or statute, privilege
35 22,1|           59.) ~CHAPTER II. ~The power of the Church as regards
36 22,1|  furthermore declares, that this power has ever been in the Church,
37 22,1|        he himself exercised this power,- as in many other things,
38 22,2|      wickedness, they shall have power to deprive them of their
39 22,2|      neighbouring churches, with power to convert both the said
40 22,2|        the Chapter; to whom also power is given to gather faithfully
41 23,1|        and delivered us from the power of darkness, and translated
42 23,3|          places, as that, by the power given them by this sacred
43 23,4|        Apostolic See, shall have power to divide the third part
44 24,1|          the priesthood, was the power delivered of consecrating,
45 24,1|       the spirit of fear, but of power and of love of sobriety. ~
46 24,1|  Testament have only a temporary power; and that those who have
47 24,1|          with an equal spiritual power, he clearly does nothing
48 24,1|        an inferior order have no power. Furthermore, the sacred
49 24,1|          people, or of any civil power or magistrate whatsoever,
50 24,1|          people, or by the civil power and magistrate, ascend to
51 24,1|         or that there is not any power of consecrating and offering
52 24,1|           that they have not the power of confirming and ordaining;
53 24,1|          ordaining; or, that the power which they possess is common
54 24,1|        people, or of the secular power, are invalid; or, that those
55 24,1|     ecclesiastical and canonical power, but come from elsewhere,
56 24,2|         wills, that it be in the power of the Ordinaries to constrain
57 24,2|          in their ordination the power of absolving from sins;
58 24,2|          the country, shall have power, regard being had to the
59 25,3|          she shall remain in the power of the abducer. But if she
60 25,4|        lawfully to exercise (the power of) visitation in certain
61 25,4|      manners, have the right and power, even as delegates of the
62 25,4|          the Chapter, shall have power to provide herein as may
63 25,4|        the Apostolic See, having power to take cognizance of any
64 25,4|    church that is exempted, have power to appoint a competent steward
65 25,4|       whatsoever; and shall have power to punish those who have
66 25,4|          Synod, which shall have power to punish them severely,
67 25,5|          December next, with the power also of abridging that term.
68 26,3|     observance, except as to the power of possessing real property
69 26,4|     things, the jurisdiction and power of the Chapter, if any there
70 26,4|         right whatsoever, have a power, authority, and jurisdiction
71 26,4|         temporal goods, and with power over others, the more religiously
72 26,7|         INDULGENCES.~Whereas the power of conferring Indulgences
73 26,7|     ancient times, used the said power, delivered unto her of God;
74 26,7|       there is in the Church the power of granting them. In granting
75 27  |        with whatsoever honor and power invested ; prelates, to