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 1 1 |          divine authority of the Church has reached the culmination
 2 3 |       government of the Catholic Church, and made guardian and interpreter
 3 7 |       there is no reason why the Church should not approve of the
 4 8 |     regards political power, the Church rightly teaches that it
 5 10|           10. The Fathers of the Church have taken great care to
 6 18|                      18. But the Church has always so acted that
 7 21|          the head of States, the Church insisted much more on testifying
 8 22|        to the same object as the Church. And, indeed, tranquility
 9 22|       people were turbulent, the Church was at once the mediator
10 25|         great benefits which the Church supplies. Our present object
11 25|       giving that liberty to the Church which cannot be taken away
12 26|                          26. The Church of Christ, indeed, cannot
13 26|        are of a civil nature the Church acknowledges and declares
14 26|          to the civil power, the Church wishes that there should
15 26|          regards the people, the Church has been established for
16 26|          a mother. For it is the Church which by the exercise of
17 26|   opposed to honest liberty, the Church has always detested a tyrant'
18 26|      rule. This custom which the Church has ever had of deserving
19 26| Augustine when he says that "the Church teaches kings to study the
20 27|          lives what the Catholic Church teaches on government and
21 28|        whose patronage the whole Church greatly trusts; and the