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 1  6|          in the early days of the Church, among other precepts for
 2  6|         the constant labor of the Church the various nations were
 3  7|            From the beginning the Church spared no pains to make
 4  7|   beginnings and foundations, the Church, like a tender mother, went
 5  9|           possible to deprive the Church of the credit due to her
 6  9|        and with what prudence the Church has cut out and destroyed
 7  9|        violence and sedition, the Church has always condemned these
 8 10|          the divine powers of the Church, is increased by the marvellous
 9 10|       having been restored to the Church, the holy Fathers made a
10 10|           grace and peace "to the church which is in thy house,"18
11 12|               12. The care of the Church extended to the protection
12 12|           as an act of piety, the Church ordered it to be proposed
13 13|    unlawful to sell slaves to the Church, and he further added an
14 14|           other good deeds of the Church in the same behalf. For
15 14|      compassion and virtue of the Church that somewhat of the pressure
16 14| demonstrate the great love of the Church toward slaves, whose miserable
17 14|          returned to the Catholic Church, the banisher of slavery
18 19|        glorious good deeds of the Church to all who are afflicted,
19 22|           of His spouse, the Holy Church; let them labor to be as