Chapter

 1 2 |           2. Philip IV, Catholic King of the Spains, towards the
 2 24|                       Should the King be Commemorated? ~24. In
 3 24|         prayer for an emperor or king and his whole palace and
 4 25|     prayers for the emperor, the king, his palace, and army. In
 5 26|          canon of the emperor or king, as is customary in some
 6 26|         churches the name of the king is commemorated in the canon (
 7 26|       beseech You, Lord, for the king and for those who are in
 8 26|          replaced by that of the king in the lands subject to
 9 26|    church a commemoration of the king is made in those districts
10 27|    practice of commemorating the king in the sacred liturgy is
11 27|         it is permissible if the king is an infidel as in Greece,
12 27|        prayers expressly for the king. I answer that I consider
13 27|    permissible provided that the king is not excommunicated as
14 30| everywhere address and adore the King of Heaven as if He were
15 33|          2 Kings 18 of Ezechiah, King of Judah, who broke the
16 35|     Hebrews sang a hymn as for a king and the conqueror of death,
17 36|         are about to welcome the king of all things," and these
18 36|         and these point not to a king who is present, but to one
19 66|         Patriarch of Armenia, to King Haytones, which rejects