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 1 1 | Venerable Brethren, Health and Apostolic Benediction. ~With how great
 2 1 |       Predecessors, have, with Apostolic fortitude, constantly resisted
 3 2 |   according to the duty of Our Apostolic Ministry, and following
 4 2 |       in Consistory, and other Apostolic Letters, we condemned the
 5 4 |     the Church as agreeable to Apostolic doctrine; it is injurious
 6 5 |      of the Church and of this Apostolic See given to her by Christ
 7 5 |    least its consent; that the Apostolic Constitutions, 6 whereby
 8 5 |   judgments and decrees of the Apostolic See, whose object is declared
 9 6 |       we, well remembering our Apostolic Office, and very greatly
10 6 |    right again to raise up our Apostolic voice. Therefore, by our
11 6 |       voice. Therefore, by our Apostolic authority, we reprobate,
12 8 |     you are to us. and to this Apostolic See in most harmonious affection,
13 9 |    Catholic interests and this Apostolic See, and so great a mass
14 9 |        Christ's faithful, with Apostolic liberality, the Church's
15 10|    therefore, in virtue of our Apostolic authority, we concede to
16 10|     supreme Pontificate by our Apostolic Letters in the form of a
17 12|       most lovingly impart the Apostolic Benediction from our inmost