Chapter

 1 9 |       Church in order that they may avoid obvious mistakes in
 2 9 |  meeting of the Congregation on May 1, 1746, which We approved
 3 12|                  But however it may be with this disputed point
 4 15|    sacred canons." This passage may be found in the collection
 5 17|         Apostolic authority, as may be seen in Our constitution
 6 23|        the ancient practice, as may be seen in Estius in 4.
 7 25|        palace, and army. In the May 1, 1746, session of the
 8 26|       the army that our affairs may prosper" and "Let us pray
 9 26|  exalted power that our affairs may enjoy peace" (Cotelerius,
10 26|        this point Gregorius too may be consulted (de Liturgia
11 26|     chap. 3, no. 4). However it may be with the dispute conducted
12 27|    sacred liturgy is common, as may be seen in the Liturgies
13 27|      constitution. "But someone may ask whether it is permissible
14 28|                 28. However, We may leave aside these statements
15 29|    kneel as they pray that they may be remembered in this procession
16 31|          Athanasius, the Greeks may be seen in their own church
17 33|        this decree, the fathers may have had in mind the incident
18 39|    being celebrated. The priest may still offer the Sacrifice
19 42|       entrusted, not so that we may consecrate it but that we
20 42|       consecrate it but that we may humbly help those who do" (
21 44|   Oriental Church, other spices may rightly be mixed if they
22 44|       required, the holy chrism may duly be prepared with only
23 46|        state that the sacrament may be conferred on those in
24 46|  persons who come to the church may also be anointed. This can
25 47| Quintaduenas that parish clergy may send the holy oil of the
26 47|       others in order that they may anoint themselves in their
27 48|     serious illness, a penitent may no means be obliged to receive
28 48|        it was purely ceremonial may be gathered from canon 74
29 48| impurely with an unbeliever, he may be reconciled to the Church
30 48|        of Tusculum: "Confessors may not impose on anyone any
31 48|         intention of the agent, may possibly have this effect" (
32 49|       are absent, sacred chrism may still be prepared. ~
33 51|       theologians, and everyone may embrace the interpretation
34 61|         ceremonial precepts, it may justly be affirmed that
35 62|  opinion, what animals or birds may be eaten when, after the
36 62|         Therefore, every animal may be eaten whose flesh is
37 62|         which are not forbidden may and should be given up for
38 63|        clean and unclean foods, may be restored. The Western
39 66|       the Latin churches, if we may believe Cornelius a Lapide (
40 69|       of her purification." She may not enter the sanctuary