Chapter

 1 9 |       reverence and respect, We may and should tolerate and
 2 11|  Orientals has not survived, it may rightly be taken that he
 3 13|         in particular that they may offer the Sacrifice of the
 4 13|       leavened bread, that they may take a wife before receiving
 5 13|       Ordination, and that they may offer the Eucharist under
 6 20|         to the Greek rite. They may have been attracted by the
 7 20|    Latin to the Greek rite. Nor may those who have come over
 8 21|    unity of the Catholic Church may not make him give up his
 9 21|        bishop is sufficient. He may give this permission with
10 26|         the answer was given on May 1, 1746, that "no changes
11 28|        churches two authorities may be consulted: Martene, vol.
12 29|       the pretext that the sick may receive communion from this."
13 30|   Dominici, vol. 1, p. 762). It may be that the Pope suspected
14 32| Nevertheless, before ending, We may fittingly touch on some
15 34|       order that their students may learn how to celebrate Mass
16 34|        Brief to the Cardinal on May 9, 1705 (Epistolar. et Brev.
17 37|       this altar, only one Mass may be celebrated each day.
18 40|         at these, Latin priests may, if they wish, celebrate
19 42|         Syrians is whether they may use the old calendar in
20 48|      peoples-in short, that all may be Catholic rather than