§ 24.

  Wherefore We require and warn each and every person constituted in dignity, in so far as Our present letters, being solemnly published, to exhort them by all the clergy and people of their cities, dioceses and parishes, that God Himself, from whom all good things proceed, be beseeched humbly, that having been entreated by the prayers and merits of the same holy Doctor and Confessor, Bonaventure, He might guard the Church Militant, the Apostolic Faith and all the faithful of Christ from the incursions of the pagans and other infidels and heretics and always protect and defend Her from all dangers; and may He grant that peace which the world cannot give Us, with the dread of every enemy having been endured, with firm tranquility; and that after the military service of this life and after having layed down the ministry of the pastoral office, one with the flock He has entrusted to Us, We may yet merit to arrive at sempiternal joys.