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 1 1   |      being waged on behalf of the Church of God and the salvation
 2 2(1)|         moral rules taught by the Church. A religious error is the
 3 3   |        venerable authority of the Church, which in God's name rules
 4 3   |        unflagging attack upon the Church of God, to bring her into
 5 3   |         structure of the Catholic Church, the enacting whereof we
 6 3   |           once the support of the Church's ministers and of the poor.
 7 3   |          wholesome control of the Church; thence, also, has arisen
 8 3   | mischievous principles, while the Church's claim to train and educate
 9 4   |         so far as in Us lies, the Church of Christ and the honor
10 5   |        make bold to deny that the Church, by spreading the Gospel
11 5   |            who will deny that the Church has done away with the curse
12 5   |    hostile to religion and to the Church of Christ, with those happy
13 5   |        those happy times when the Church was revered as a mother
14 5   |   themselves most obedient to the Church's rule and laws. Therefore,
15 5   |     agency and saving help of the Church, are the true and worthy
16 5   |      outcome of civilization, the Church of Christ, far from being
17 6   |        doctrines and laws of holy Church is nothing but a worthless
18 12  |          guard the rights of holy Church, to renew and confirm in
19 12  |         belonging to the Catholic Church. At the same time We address
20 12  |       High God, not to refuse the Church's aid, proffered them in
21 12  |         up with the safety of the Church and the reverence due to
22 12  | mitigating the evils by which the Church and its visible head are
23 13  |        know to be contrary to the Church's doctrine. In this matter,
24 14  |         it was established in the Church by her Divine Founder Himself.
25 14  |       have His own union with the Church typified, not only made
26 14  |         to obey laws by which the Church controls the duties of married
27 16  |               when He founded the Church for the welfare of the peoples,
28 16  |       themselves at length to the Church, and turn for health and
29 17  |    presaging better times for the Church; and, while it yields great
30 17  |      struggles on behalf of God's Church in the arduous task which
31 18  |           His flock and grant the Church peace and victory. But as
32 18  |        the heavenly patron of the Church, and to Sts. Peter and Paul,