Chapter, Paragraph
1 5,10| 10. But let us pass over the
2 5,11| 11. But our discussion has
3 1,2 | inconstantia in Fide, chap. 37, no. 127, where he writes: "Granted
4 5,13| 13. Truly We believe that such
5 2,4 | Operum, vol. 4, p. 76, no. 14.~
6 2,4 | in his presence on June 16, 1710, ordered the Archbishop
7 1,2 | Letters dated December 30, 1624; these may be read in the
8 1,2 | the letters dated June 25, 1706, and found in the collection
9 1,2 | other letters dated July 23, 1707, in the same collection,
10 2,4 | his presence on June 16, 1710, ordered the Archbishop
11 1,2 | letters published in Rome in 1724, expresses himself no less
12 1,3 | our authority November 4, 1741, and printed in volume I
13 5,13| at St. Peter's, June 29, 1748, in the eighth year of Our
14 2,4 | Inconstantia in Fide, chap. 18, no. 44. Clement XI, in
15 1,2 | 2. Nor is it necessary for
16 1,2 | other letters dated July 23, 1707, in the same collection,
17 1,2 | in the letters dated June 25, 1706, and found in the
18 5,13| Rome at St. Peter's, June 29, 1748, in the eighth year
19 1,2 | Apostolic Letters dated December 30, 1624; these may be read
20 1,2 | no less clearly. On page 321 we read: "We consider it
21 1,3 | of Bullarii Nostri, no. 34, sect. 3, as follows: "In
22 1,2 | inconstantia in Fide, chap. 37, no. 127, where he writes: "
23 1,2 | the same collection, page 391: "Indeed the Church shrinks
24 2,4 | Inconstantia in Fide, chap. 18, no. 44. Clement XI, in the Congregation
25 2,5 | 5. Some examples are found
26 3,6 | 6. Sometimes the justifications
27 4,7 | 7. In truth the circumspection
28 2,4 | XXII, Operum, vol. 4, p. 76, no. 14.~
29 4,8 | 8. Considering the above,
30 5,9 | 9. But some one may object
31 2,5 | without the condition of first abjuring heresy. We say first of
32 5,12| dispensation, he was never able to do so, since, in fact,
33 5,12| you find anything in them abnormal and of a new kind, you should
34 2,5 | heresy preceded; it still abominates and detests them.~
35 5,10| executor of such letters should abstain from executing them. There
36 | according
37 4,8 | fault is it and who can be accused of issuing an improper dispensation?
38 3,6 | this. Therefore, to silence accusers and calumniators, it is
39 0,1 | clarify the constant rule of action in this matter. At the same
40 4,8 | opportune safeguards and adding legitimate conditions; or
41 0,1 | same time, We earnestly admonish and beseech all of you and
42 2,4 | this practice be sharply admonished. Vicenzo Cardinal Petra
43 1,3 | penalties". Also "He seriously admonishes all bishops and Vicars Apostolic,
44 3,6 | the evil of heresy, which affects one of the contracting parties
45 4,7 | signature is applied: "The afore-said petitioners, who are truly
46 | after
47 | afterwards
48 | again
49 5,9 | Poland itself, not many years ago, a certain dispensation
50 4,7 | and die, etc." These words agree with others which are added
51 1,2 | as it depends on us, We aim to keep them far from the
52 3,6 | the suspension, as Pope Alexander III prescribed in his letter
53 1,2 | Catholics with heretics are all-together to be avoided, and, as far
54 2,4 | dispensation is requested to allow a Catholic to marry a heretic
55 | along
56 1,2 | us to prove in full the antiquity of the discipline by which
57 | anywhere
58 5,9 | It is not necessary to appeal to the Apostolic See, except
59 5,10| commissioned to permit the applicant to marry "provided there
60 5,10| is not mentioned in the application and could not be known in
61 4,7 | which the Papal signature is applied: "The afore-said petitioners,
62 4,8 | faith has granted it after applying opportune safeguards and
63 0,1 | Poland, to the Primate, Archbishops and Bishops.~Venerable Brothers,
64 5,9 | act or "lest there might arise some question of the validity
65 5,9 | sent out for execution were armed with such clauses; for in
66 5,11| canons, may the fault not be ascribed to the innocent.~
67 4,8 | Considering the above, We ask: when letters of matrimonial
68 5,12| he did not hesitate to assert that he was justified in
69 5,9 | whether indeed craft, as is asserted, may supply for age. But
70 2,4 | Cardinal Albitius, at that time Assessor of the Congregation of the
71 5,9 | conjugal union, but has attained that use of reason sufficient
72 0,1 | officials; truly it must be attributed entirely to the Ordinaries
73 5,12| know to what lengths the audacity of deceitful men can go.
74 2,4 | was proof, supported by authentic documents, that the heretical
75 1,2 | heretics are all-together to be avoided, and, as far as it depends
76 | away
77 1,3 | and to strive to bring back to the Catholic Church the
78 1,3 | today are demented in their base love. They no longer shrink
79 | because
80 1,3 | grave crime committed, to beg God for pardon, and to strive
81 5,12| may return to where they began; to you, venerable brothers,
82 | beginning
83 1,3 | ministers in Holland and Belgium to frighten away Catholics
84 5,13| 13. Truly We believe that such a detestable crime
85 0,1 | We earnestly admonish and beseech all of you and your subordinates
86 | Besides
87 5,13| flock committed to you, We bestow the Apostolic Benediction
88 5,9 | above canon law, but any bishop is inferior to that law
89 2,5 | children of both sexes born of the union must be educated
90 1,3 | said, he will be forever bound by the chain of that marriage".~
91 1,2 | in the collection of his briefs and letters published in
92 1,3 | and printed in volume I of Bullarii Nostri, no. 34, sect. 3,
93 3,6 | consider the nature of this business and either comply with Our
94 2,4 | Constitution XII in Suo C of John XXII, Operum, vol.
95 3,6 | to silence accusers and calumniators, it is sufficient to point
96 0,1 | injustice and intolerable calumny, We would be lacking in
97 5,9 | insufficient age states. Indeed canonists teach that there is an extraneous
98 0,1 | ministers, who did not take care either to read or to weigh
99 2,4 | dispensation for marriages to be celebrated between a contracting Catholic
100 5,12| sent to you for execution; certainly, if you find anything in
101 1,3 | be forever bound by the chain of that marriage".~
102 5,11| spread against the sacred Chair of Peter do not find credence.
103 3,6 | perpetual effect, in the chapter Si quando, de Rescriptis,
104 2,5 | the latter. In addition, children of both sexes born of the
105 1,2 | unless the good of the entire Christian community should demand
106 4,7 | 7. In truth the circumspection of the Apostolic See and
107 0,1 | Apostolic ministry if We did not clarify the constant rule of action
108 5,10| therefore whether it ought to be classified as an act of grace or of
109 5,9 | execution were armed with such clauses; for in the Kingdom of Poland
110 1,3 | this matter is sufficiently clear in the Decretal Rescript
111 1,2 | expresses himself no less clearly. On page 321 we read: "We
112 3,6 | This was entered in the Codex of Decretals to insure its
113 5,12| men can go. Indeed it has come to our ears that someone,
114 5,12| kingdom, We again earnestly command that you and your respective
115 2,4 | Petra recorded this in his Commentary on the Constitution XII
116 5,10| age". The same executor is commissioned to permit the applicant
117 1,2 | of the entire Christian community should demand it". And in
118 5,9 | was explained that "craft complemented age so that legally she
119 3,6 | this business and either comply with Our orders or by your
120 3,6 | letters of dispensation, was concealed from the Apostolic See.
121 4,8 | matrimonial dispensation are conceived in such words and sent in
122 5,9 | enter matrimony. In the concession it was explained that "craft
123 1 | Condemnation of Marriages with Heretics~
124 4,7 | added in provisional and conditional form, namely: "Provided
125 5,9 | marriage". Hence it should be considered a declaratory document rather
126 4,8 | 8. Considering the above, We ask: when
127 0,1 | if We did not clarify the constant rule of action in this matter.
128 2,4 | in his Commentary on the Constitution XII in Suo C of John XXII,
129 2,5 | that he must strive for the conversion of the latter. In addition,
130 5,10| according to the norms of the Council of Trent". These words surely
131 5,11| Chair of Peter do not find credence. If anything is done anywhere
132 5,12| that his deed was open to criticism, he did not hesitate to
133 1,2 | deformities and spiritual danger".~
134 5,12| lengths the audacity of deceitful men can go. Indeed it has
135 1,2 | Apostolic Letters dated December 30, 1624; these may be read
136 1,3 | sufficiently clear in the Decretal Rescript published by our
137 3,6 | entered in the Codex of Decretals to insure its perpetual
138 5,12| when he learned that his deed was open to criticism, he
139 5,10| craft does supply for the defect in age". The same executor
140 1,2 | present so many proofs of deformities and spiritual danger".~
141 2,5 | they wished knowingly and deliberately to fail in their duty. Finally,
142 1,2 | Christian community should demand it". And in other letters
143 1,3 | some Catholics today are demented in their base love. They
144 1,2 | avoided, and, as far as it depends on us, We aim to keep them
145 3,6 | truth of everything in the deposition. Since he knows that the
146 5,13| Apostolic Benediction from the depths of our soul.~Given at Rome
147 1,3 | upon such marriages to the destruction of their souls, and to impede
148 3,6 | specified executor, who is to determine the truth of everything
149 2,5 | it still abominates and detests them.~
150 2,5 | Apostolic See has always both disapproved and condemned such marriages
151 5,11| 11. But our discussion has been longer than We
152 5,9 | from Rome which did not display any conditions of this kind.
153 5,12| to our ears that someone, disregarding the impediment of grade,
154 0,1 | Since this could only be disseminated by injustice and intolerable
155 5,9 | considered a declaratory document rather than a dispensation,
156 2,4 | supported by authentic documents, that the heretical fault
157 | done
158 5,10| executing them. There can be no doubt about this, however, if
159 | down
160 5,12| Indeed it has come to our ears that someone, disregarding
161 5,12| much malice among men on earth, nor is it given us to know
162 2,5 | Catholic religion. It is easy then to realize that in
163 2,5 | born of the union must be educated in the sanctity of the Catholic
164 1,3 | good means, and to strive effectively to prevent them". Further
165 5,13| s, June 29, 1748, in the eighth year of Our Pontificate.~ ~
166 5,13| Polish people, which We embrace with paternal love. Nor
167 | end
168 5,10| means permit a minor to enjoy such a dispensation or declaration
169 5,9 | the legal age for girls to enter matrimony. In the concession
170 3,6 | Archbishop of Ravenna. This was entered in the Codex of Decretals
171 1,3 | Catholics of both sexes from entering upon such marriages to the
172 1,2 | unless the good of the entire Christian community should
173 0,1 | truly it must be attributed entirely to the Ordinaries of places
174 1,2 | book of Cardinal Albitius entitled De inconstantia in Fide,
175 5,10| nevertheless whether others of equal force are present by which
176 2,5 | concessions no opportunity for error was open to the executors
177 | etc
178 | even
179 5,11| the truth about facts and events be known and that false
180 | ever
181 | everything
182 1,2 | bring forward only some evidence with which We may show that
183 4,8 | conditions and with no previous examination of the contracting parties,
184 2,5 | 5. Some examples are found of Roman Pontiffs
185 4,8 | nevertheless the dispensation is executed, whose fault is it and who
186 4,8 | the contracting parties, executes the dispensation and permits
187 5,10| letters should abstain from executing them. There can be no doubt
188 2,5 | for error was open to the executors unless they wished knowingly
189 2,4 | canonical impediment which exists between the contracting
190 3,6 | orders or by your letter explain the reasonable cause which
191 5,9 | In the concession it was explained that "craft complemented
192 2,4 | with the addition of this expressed law or condition, namely
193 1,2 | published in Rome in 1724, expresses himself no less clearly.
194 5,9 | canonists teach that there is an extraneous right of the Apostolic See
195 5,11| concerned that the truth about facts and events be known and
196 5,9 | dispensation, since the faculty of contracting marriage
197 2,5 | knowingly and deliberately to fail in their duty. Finally,
198 1,3 | missionaries, and other faithful ministers in Holland and
199 5,12| should look into its truth or falsity. There is much malice among
200 5,9 | dispensation concerned age in favor of a girl who was six months
201 2,5 | deliberately to fail in their duty. Finally, from what We have said
202 5,13| venerable brothers, and to the flock committed to you, We bestow
203 1,2 | preserved down to our own time flourishes now, by Us no less religiously
204 1,3 | Nostri, no. 34, sect. 3, as follows: "In the first place his
205 1,3 | has always condemned and forbidden. He praises those bishops
206 1,3 | already been said, he will be forever bound by the chain of that
207 4,7 | provisional and conditional form, namely: "Provided the petitioners
208 | former
209 5,9 | insufficient age", as the formula which is customarily used
210 4,7 | Catholics. Therefore they set forth their wishes in a little
211 1,2 | will be sufficient to bring forward only some evidence with
212 5,10| matrimony with a person legally free to marry, or with a person
213 1,3 | in Holland and Belgium to frighten away Catholics of both sexes
214 1,2 | necessary for us to prove in full the antiquity of the discipline
215 | Further
216 5,9 | concerned age in favor of a girl who was six months short
217 5,12| audacity of deceitful men can go. Indeed it has come to our
218 5,10| classified as an act of grace or of justice. When one
219 5,12| disregarding the impediment of grade, married a heretical man
220 5,13| individually We hold in great honor, have participated
221 5,9 | Apostolic See, except for greater solemnity of the act or "
222 0,1 | Bishops.~Venerable Brothers, Greetings and Apostolic Benediction.~
223 1,3 | first place his Holiness grieves very much that some Catholics
224 2,4 | Pope Innocent X was on his guard and ordered that such dispensations
225 2,4 | Congregation of the Holy Office held in his presence on June
226 | Hence
227 | here
228 5,12| to criticism, he did not hesitate to assert that he was justified
229 2,4 | the heretical fault of the heterodox contracting party had been
230 2,5 | be contracted among the highest princes, and not without
231 1,3 | In the first place his Holiness grieves very much that some
232 1,3 | other faithful ministers in Holland and Belgium to frighten
233 5,13| individually We hold in great honor, have participated in this.
234 | I
235 3,6 | suspension, as Pope Alexander III prescribed in his letter
236 1,3 | destruction of their souls, and to impede these same marriages by
237 0,1 | in which the canonical impediments for a legitimate and valid
238 1,2 | read: "We consider it most important not to transgress the rules
239 1,3 | from marrying heretics by imposing more severe penalties".
240 4,8 | be accused of issuing an improper dispensation? Is it he who
241 5,10| Trent". These words surely indicate that he should be no means
242 5,13| all of whom together and individually We hold in great honor,
243 5,10| contracting parties or both are infected with heresy, and this is
244 5,9 | canon law, but any bishop is inferior to that law and consequently
245 5,10| in such letters, "that he inform himself diligently about
246 0,1 | only be disseminated by injustice and intolerable calumny,
247 2,4 | Congregation of the Universal Inquisition, in the tractate mentioned
248 3,6 | the Codex of Decretals to insure its perpetual effect, in
249 5,11| has been longer than We intended at the beginning of our
250 | into
251 0,1 | disseminated by injustice and intolerable calumny, We would be lacking
252 4,8 | and who can be accused of issuing an improper dispensation?
253 | itself
254 2,4 | Constitution XII in Suo C of John XXII, Operum, vol. 4, p.
255 5,9 | Apostolic See and of ordinary judges to decide in this matter,
256 1,3 | 3. Our judgment in this matter is sufficiently
257 1,2 | And in other letters dated July 23, 1707, in the same collection,
258 5,9 | the validity of matrimony, just as natural and divine law
259 5,10| as an act of grace or of justice. When one of the contracting
260 3 | Justification for Dispensation~
261 3,6 | 6. Sometimes the justifications for dispensations are not
262 5,12| hesitate to assert that he was justified in this matter by an Apostolic
263 1,2 | depends on us, We aim to keep them far from the Catholic
264 2,5 | executors unless they wished knowingly and deliberately to fail
265 3,6 | the deposition. Since he knows that the marriage of Catholic
266 5,10| letters granted in this matter lack those words and conditions
267 0,1 | intolerable calumny, We would be lacking in our Apostolic ministry
268 | later
269 | latter
270 0,1 | was a painful surprise to learn from trustworthy reports
271 5,10| dispensation or declaration if he learns that the minor was planning
272 2,4 | oath; this testimony was left us by Cardinal Albitius,
273 5,10| whether it is really and legitimately obvious in such a minor
274 5,12| given us to know to what lengths the audacity of deceitful
275 4,7 | forth their wishes in a little book (called Supplicationum)
276 5,12| of a new kind, you should look into its truth or falsity.
277 3,6 | for if you do not, We will maintain what was suggested to Us
278 5,12| or falsity. There is much malice among men on earth, nor
279 2,4 | ordered the Archbishop of Malines to give no permission or
280 5,12| the impediment of grade, married a heretical man to a Catholic
281 1,3 | restrain Catholics from marrying heretics by imposing more
282 5,9 | a minor, who is not yet mature for conjugal union, but
283 4,7 | petitioners, who are truly members of the orthodox faith and
284 5,13| have been committed in the midst of the renowned nation of
285 0,1 | lacking in our Apostolic ministry if We did not clarify the
286 1,3 | Apostolic, parish priests, missionaries, and other faithful ministers
287 5,9 | and consequently cannot modify it.~
288 5,9 | favor of a girl who was six months short of 12 years, which
289 | more
290 5,13| the midst of the renowned nation of the Polish people, which
291 | neither
292 5,12| in them abnormal and of a new kind, you should look into
293 5,10| granted, according to the norms of the Council of Trent".
294 1,3 | in volume I of Bullarii Nostri, no. 34, sect. 3, as follows: "
295 3,6 | execution of such letters and to notify the Roman Pontiff and his
296 1,3 | published by our authority November 4, 1741, and printed in
297 | now
298 2,4 | had been rejected under oath; this testimony was left
299 5,9 | 9. But some one may object that not all dispensations
300 1,3 | win his soul; this could obtain remission for the crime
301 2,4 | Congregation of the Holy Office held in his presence on
302 | often
303 5 | Girls Less Than Twelve Years Old~
304 2,4 | XII in Suo C of John XXII, Operum, vol. 4, p. 76, no. 14.~
305 0,1 | letters that a certain false opinion had spread in Poland. It
306 2,4 | the theologians who had opinions contrary to this practice
307 2,5 | that in such concessions no opportunity for error was open to the
308 3,6 | and either comply with Our orders or by your letter explain
309 | over
310 2,4 | John XXII, Operum, vol. 4, p. 76, no. 14.~
311 0,1 | Apostolic Benediction.~It was a painful surprise to learn from trustworthy
312 4,7 | Supplicationum) to which the Papal signature is applied: "The
313 1,3 | committed, to beg God for pardon, and to strive to bring
314 1,3 | bishops and Vicars Apostolic, parish priests, missionaries, and
315 5,13| hold in great honor, have participated in this. To you, however,
316 1,3 | Catholic party with a heretical partner, we read: "The Catholic
317 5,10| 10. But let us pass over the question of whether
318 5,13| people, which We embrace with paternal love. Nor could the bishops
319 1,3 | by imposing more severe penalties". Also "He seriously admonishes
320 1,3 | ought to resolve to do penance for the grave crime committed,
321 4,8 | executes the dispensation and permits it to have an undue effect
322 3,6 | Decretals to insure its perpetual effect, in the chapter Si
323 2,5 | Catholic spouse might be perverted by the heretical one; the
324 3,6 | openly mentioned in the petitions; the ministers and officials
325 2,4 | admonished. Vicenzo Cardinal Petra recorded this in his Commentary
326 1,3 | as follows: "In the first place his Holiness grieves very
327 5,10| learns that the minor was planning to marry a heretic.~
328 3,6 | calumniators, it is sufficient to point out that every dispensation
329 5,13| the renowned nation of the Polish people, which We embrace
330 2,5 | examples are found of Roman Pontiffs who either gave permission
331 4,7 | them is Catholic, the above Pontifical officials always presume
332 5,13| in the eighth year of Our Pontificate.~ ~
333 5,9 | requires the use of reason, so positive canon law requires the natural
334 5,9 | law requires the natural power of conjugal union. The Roman
335 2,4 | opinions contrary to this practice be sharply admonished. Vicenzo
336 1,3 | condemned and forbidden. He praises those bishops who strive
337 1,2 | the Apostolic See, of our predecessors and of the holy people,
338 5,10| himself diligently about the premises" and see "whether it is
339 2,4 | Holy Office held in his presence on June 16, 1710, ordered
340 4,7 | Pontifical officials always presume both to be Catholics. Therefore
341 4 | Presumption that Both Parties are Catholic~
342 1,3 | to strive effectively to prevent them". Further along, concerning
343 3,6 | the reasonable cause which prevents you; for if you do not,
344 4,8 | such conditions and with no previous examination of the contracting
345 1,3 | Vicars Apostolic, parish priests, missionaries, and other
346 0,1 | Kingdom of Poland, to the Primate, Archbishops and Bishops.~
347 2,5 | contracted among the highest princes, and not without an urgent
348 1,3 | authority November 4, 1741, and printed in volume I of Bullarii
349 5,12| however, he was called upon to produce such letters of dispensation,
350 0,1 | contracting parties openly profess a heretical sect. Since
351 2,4 | at all unless there was proof, supported by authentic
352 1,2 | marriages which present so many proofs of deformities and spiritual
353 5,10| craft supplies for age, is properly called a dispensation or
354 1,2 | is it necessary for us to prove in full the antiquity of
355 4,7 | others which are added in provisional and conditional form, namely: "
356 5,9 | age, comes from the very provisions of the law and canons. Indeed
357 2,5 | cause which concerned the public welfare. Besides, opportune
358 5,9 | sufficient to understand its purpose and nature. Indeed for the
359 3,6 | effect, in the chapter Si quando, de Rescriptis, where we
360 2,5 | these concessions were very rare and most of them were granted
361 3,6 | letter to the Archbishop of Ravenna. This was entered in the
362 2,5 | religion. It is easy then to realize that in such concessions
363 5,10| and see "whether it is really and legitimately obvious
364 2,4 | Vicenzo Cardinal Petra recorded this in his Commentary on
365 5,10| about this, however, if we refer to what was required of
366 4,8 | not rather he who, without regard for such conditions and
367 4,7 | requested it comes from a region in which Catholics live
368 5,11| letters. We do not at all regret this. We are concerned that
369 2,4 | contracting party had been rejected under oath; this testimony
370 1,2 | flourishes now, by Us no less religiously preserved. This is what
371 1,3 | soul; this could obtain remission for the crime committed
372 0,1 | legitimate and valid marriage are removed, even though one or both
373 3,6 | suggested to Us by an evil report".~
374 0,1 | to learn from trustworthy reports and letters that a certain
375 5,10| if we refer to what was required of the executor in such
376 1,3 | sufficiently clear in the Decretal Rescript published by our authority
377 3,6 | the chapter Si quando, de Rescriptis, where we read: "Diligently
378 1,3 | man or a woman, ought to resolve to do penance for the grave
379 5,12| command that you and your respective officials study the Apostolic
380 1,3 | those bishops who strive to restrain Catholics from marrying
381 5,12| the end of Our letters may return to where they began; to
382 1,2 | important not to transgress the rules of the Church of God, of
383 5,11| be known and that false rumors spread against the sacred
384 | s
385 2,5 | must be educated in the sanctity of the Catholic religion.
386 2,5 | first abjuring heresy. We say first of all that these
387 5,9 | of such a marriage on the score of insufficient age", as
388 1,3 | severe penalties". Also "He seriously admonishes all bishops and
389 4,7 | Catholics. Therefore they set forth their wishes in a
390 1,3 | heretics by imposing more severe penalties". Also "He seriously
391 2,4 | contrary to this practice be sharply admonished. Vicenzo Cardinal
392 | she
393 5,9 | girl who was six months short of 12 years, which is the
394 1,2 | evidence with which We may show that the same discipline
395 1,2 | 391: "Indeed the Church shrinks from such marriages which
396 3,6 | perpetual effect, in the chapter Si quando, de Rescriptis, where
397 4,7 | Supplicationum) to which the Papal signature is applied: "The afore-said
398 3,6 | divine this. Therefore, to silence accusers and calumniators,
399 0,1 | that if there ever was any sin in this matter, it was not
400 5,9 | favor of a girl who was six months short of 12 years,
401 5,9 | See, except for greater solemnity of the act or "lest there
402 | someone
403 1,3 | the destruction of their souls, and to impede these same
404 4,7 | is not certain from other sources whether both of the petitioners
405 3,6 | dispensation is given to a specified executor, who is to determine
406 1,2 | proofs of deformities and spiritual danger".~
407 5,13| our soul.~Given at Rome at St. Peter's, June 29, 1748,
408 5,9 | whether indeed craft, as is stated, has supplied for age. Consequently
409 5,9 | concerning insufficient age states. Indeed canonists teach
410 | still
411 | stop
412 5,12| your respective officials study the Apostolic Letters of
413 0,1 | beseech all of you and your subordinates in Poland, a kingdom renowned
414 3,6 | We will maintain what was suggested to Us by an evil report".~
415 2,4 | the Constitution XII in Suo C of John XXII, Operum,
416 4,7 | in a little book (called Supplicationum) to which the Papal signature
417 5,9 | craft, as is stated, has supplied for age. Consequently they
418 2,4 | unless there was proof, supported by authentic documents,
419 5,10| Council of Trent". These words surely indicate that he should
420 0,1 | Benediction.~It was a painful surprise to learn from trustworthy
421 3,6 | Apostolic See. It is his duty to suspend the execution of such letters
422 3,6 | officials of the reason for the suspension, as Pope Alexander III prescribed
423 0,1 | their ministers, who did not take care either to read or to
424 5,9 | states. Indeed canonists teach that there is an extraneous
425 1,2 | predecessor Pope Urban VIII testifies to concerning his own times
426 2,4 | rejected under oath; this testimony was left us by Cardinal
427 | themselves
428 | then
429 2,4 | preceded; he ordered that the theologians who had opinions contrary
430 | though
431 1,2 | testifies to concerning his own times in his Apostolic Letters
432 1,3 | much that some Catholics today are demented in their base
433 2,4 | Universal Inquisition, in the tractate mentioned above, De Inconstantia
434 1,2 | it most important not to transgress the rules of the Church
435 5,10| norms of the Council of Trent". These words surely indicate
436 1,3 | spouse wandering from the true faith and so to win his
437 0,1 | painful surprise to learn from trustworthy reports and letters that
438 5 | Girls Less Than Twelve Years Old~
439 4,8 | and permits it to have an undue effect contrary to the will
440 2,4 | the Congregation of the Universal Inquisition, in the tractate
441 1,2 | what our predecessor Pope Urban VIII testifies to concerning
442 2,5 | princes, and not without an urgent and grave cause, a cause
443 | used
444 0,1 | impediments for a legitimate and valid marriage are removed, even
445 1,3 | admonishes all bishops and Vicars Apostolic, parish priests,
446 2,4 | practice be sharply admonished. Vicenzo Cardinal Petra recorded
447 1,2 | our predecessor Pope Urban VIII testifies to concerning
448 2,4 | C of John XXII, Operum, vol. 4, p. 76, no. 14.~
449 1,3 | 4, 1741, and printed in volume I of Bullarii Nostri, no.
450 1,3 | Catholic Church the spouse wandering from the true faith and
451 2,5 | which concerned the public welfare. Besides, opportune safeguards
452 | whose
453 1,3 | the true faith and so to win his soul; this could obtain
454 2,5 | the executors unless they wished knowingly and deliberately
455 4,7 | Therefore they set forth their wishes in a little book (called
456 4,7 | petitioners mentioned are truly worshipers of the orthodox faith, and
457 1,2 | chap. 37, no. 127, where he writes: "Granted that We hold that
458 2,4 | be abjured. Pope Innocent X was on his guard and ordered
459 2,4 | Commentary on the Constitution XII in Suo C of John XXII, Operum,
460 2,4 | Constitution XII in Suo C of John XXII, Operum, vol. 4, p. 76,
461 5,13| 29, 1748, in the eighth year of Our Pontificate.~ ~
462 | yet
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