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 1 Text|           and natural form of the Church's existence is not at all
 2 Text|        serve and to be, i.e., the Church. To understand this, one
 3 Text|        was to build churches. The Church was a self-evident, organic
 4 Text|        one. It was a need for the Church - for worship, sacraments,
 5 Text|           the owner of the parish Church. It was literally the property
 6 Text|         no one in particular. The Church had no other function but
 7 Text|        carry out this work of the Church were the "clergy." To give
 8 Text|        give and to administer the Church, both spiritually and materially,
 9 Text|      receive the teachings of the Church as diligently as possible,
10 Text|        heart" to the needs of the Church, and finally, to live as
11 Text|       framework, the land and the Church on it had to be purchased
12 Text|          purpose than to make the Church possible. It was a purely
13 Text|         and to have even a humble church together with supporting
14 Text|          material support for the Church, the Church, and not the
15 Text|       support for the Church, the Church, and not the parish, being
16 Text|        the parish that serves the Church, it is, indeed, the Church
17 Text|        Church, it is, indeed, the Church that is forced more and
18 Text|        and representative of the "Church" in the "parish," is considered
19 Text| subordinates the interests of the Church to those of the parish. ~
20 Text|         all this is done "for the Church" - it is thereby justified
21 Text|     organization has replaced the Church and, by the same token,
22 Text|          natural community with a Church as its center and pole of "