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 1  1  |         restored to the Christian people, and to the Christian religion
 2  1  |    welfare of the whole Christian people; requiring, exhorting, admonishing
 3  1  |         when the multitude of the people is wont to assemble there
 4  2,1|          the Clergy and Christian people; for the depression and
 5  6,1|            and that the Christian people may not be carried about
 6  6,2|           are competent, feed the people committed to them, with
 7  6,2|       capacity, and that of their people; by teaching them the things
 8  6,2|          or scandals, amongst the people, let the bishop interdict
 9  7,2|          the clergy and Christian people, has thought it fit to begin
10 14,2|          proposed publicly to the people to be adored, and that the
11 14,3|    salutary and necessary for the people, may be preserved without
12 15,1|       discipline of the Christian people, that certain more atrocious
13 15,1|      recommended to the Christian people by our Fathers, so is it
14 15,2|   foremost in dignity amongst the people, but, either bishops, or
15 15,5|       that they be a guide to the people of God committed to them,
16 15,5|      neither clergy nor Christian people, and being in a manner wanderers,
17 17,2|           morals of the Christian people stood in need of correction;
18 17,2|      Church, at the time when the people is wont to assemble there
19 22,2|           in which (churches) the people is so numerous, that one
20 22,2|      necessary, he may compel the people to contribute what may be
21 22,2| henceforth to be published to the people at the due times, by the
22 23,1|        common; partly because the people communicate spiritually
23 23,1|        the union of that faithful people with Christ their head is
24 23,1|       Mass to be explained to the people. ~Although the mass contains
25 23,1|      instruction for the faithful people, nevertheless, it has not
26 23,3|       edification of the faithful people, be restored; the holy Synod
27 23,3|           they shall instruct the people, what is, and whence especially
28 23,3|         shall also admonish their people to repair frequently to
29 23,3|           may compel the faithful people inviolably to observe them,
30 24,1|         authority, whether of the people, or of any civil power or
31 24,1|      called and instituted by the people, or by the civil power and
32 24,1|       consent, or vocation of the people, or of the secular power,
33 24,2|           capable of teaching the people those things which it is
34 24,2|           where the number of the people and the revenues of the
35 25,3|    published and explained to the people in every parish church of
36 25,4|           thereby both clergy and people may be enabled to obtain
37 25,4|          and the salvation of the people, than to study to promote
38 25,4|          are evil; to animate the people, by exhortations and admonitions,
39 25,4|           diligently admonish the people, that each one is bound
40 25,4|         being administered to the people, be explained by Bishops
41 25,4|           order that the faithful people may approach to the reception
42 25,4|         to administer them to the people, they shall first explain,
43 25,4|          to have expounded to the people by all parish priests; as
44 25,4|           better able to keep the people whom they rule in duty and
45 25,4|          thereof their own proper people to govern, but administer
46 25,4|        charge, having divided the people into fixed and proper parishes,
47 26,2|        other representations, the people is instructed, and confirmed
48 26,2|      images, not only because the people are thereby admonished of
49 26,2|      expedient for the unlettered people; it happen that the facts
50 26,2|    portrayed and represented; the people shall be taught, that not
51 26,3|         as to be a scandal to the people, shall, at the instance
52 26,4|         to the edification of the people, and to the defence of the
53 26,4|          salutary for keeping the people in their duty, yet it is
54 26,4|        becomes them; and that the people may hence learn to reverence
55 26,4|    restored amongst the Christian people, but that it also may be
56 26,4|     profit and edification of the people. ~CHAPTER XXI. ~In all things
57 26,7|    Indulgences, for the Christian people most salutary, and approved
58 26,7|      abuses amongst the Christian people has been derived,--be wholly
59 26,8|       days; often admonishing the people to obey those set over them (
60 27  |         concord of the Christiain people, an oecumenical and general
61 27  |           piety by the clergy and people; and We made it our care
62 27  |         salutary to the Christian people, We, to the praise of Almighty
63 27  |        and the salvation of their people, in reverence also towards
64 27  |     Council to be received by the people who are under their sway,
65 27  |      church, at the time when the people is wont to assemble there