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 1 1 |         earth, namely, the true Church of Jesus Christ; and those
 2 2 |         the destruction of holy Church publicly and openly, and
 3 6 |         the penalties which the Church is wont to inflict upon
 4 7 |    advance has brought upon the Church, upon the power of princes,
 5 8 |         came to the helm of the Church than We clearly saw and
 6 12|  exclusive duty of the Catholic Church fully to set forth in words
 7 12|       purity, it is against the Church that the rage and atack
 8 13|     office and authority of the Church may become of no account
 9 13|         people and contend that Church and State ought to be altogether
10 13|        laws and precepts of the Church.~
11 14|      and even the rights of the Church are not spared, and the
12 14|   manage affairs is left to the Church; and this is done by laws
13 14|       of the possessions of the Church fettered by the strictest
14 15| especially desire to assail the Church with irreconcilable hostility,
15 21|         to the ministers of the Church; and in many places they
16 24|    destroy the religion and the Church which God Himself has established,
17 28| determined calumny, accused the Church of invidiously contending
18 28|        that it was owing to the Church and to sovereigns that the
19 28|         them to assail both the Church and the civil power. Nevertheless,
20 29|                         29. The Church, if she directs men to render
21 29|       Freemasons to destroy the Church, they joined with the Church
22 29|    Church, they joined with the Church in repelling their attacks.~
23 33|    thoroughly know and love the Church; for, the greater their
24 33|       knowledge and love of the Church, the more will they be turned
25 34|        Christ, to a love of the Church, and to the observance of
26 37|  flourish and prosper, that the Church may enjoy its needed liberty,
27 37| heavenly patron of the Catholic Church; and the great Apostles,