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 1 1|       doctrine of the Catholic Church, to purity of morals, and
 2 1|       miserably afflicted both Church and State. For which cause
 3 1|      the bosom of the Catholic Church. ~
 4 2|       all sons of the Catholic Church, to us most dear, that they
 5 2|       not only to the Catholic Church and her salutary doctrine
 6 3|      the cause of the Catholic Church, and the salvation of souls
 7 3|    removed, which the Catholic Church, according to the institution
 8 3|    concord of counsels between Church and State which has ever
 9 3|  doctrine of Scripture, of the Church, and of the Holy Fathers,
10 3|        effects on the Catholic Church and the salvation of souls,
11 4|  method of life praised in the Church as agreeable to Apostolic
12 4| refused to citizens and to the Church, "whereby they may openly
13 4|      influence of the Catholic Church may be entirely banished
14 5|       supreme authority of the Church and of this Apostolic See
15 5|       those rights of the same Church and See which concern matters
16 5| ashamed of affirming "that the Church's laws do not bind in conscience
17 5|  referring to religion and the Church, need the civil power's
18 5|       who assail and usurp the Church's rights and possessions,
19 5|  purely secular good; that the Church can decree nothing which
20 5|      temporal things; that the Church has no right of restraining
21 5|     which are possessed by the Church, by the Religious Orders,
22 5|    assailed and usurped by the Church." Nor can we pass over in
23 5|        declared to concern the Church's general good and her rights
24 5|      and guiding the Universal Church. ~
25 6|       children of the Catholic Church as reprobated, proscribed
26 8|      for the protection of the Church;" 11 and that there is nothing
27 8|      they "permit the Catholic Church to practise her laws, and
28 9|   great calamities both of the Church and of civil society, amidst
29 9|      Apostolic liberality, the Church's heavenly treasures committed