Paragraph

 1 2 |     without which no perfect government can be conceived, We feel
 2 12|   the support of any form of government which commended itself to
 3 17|   laws it is that embody the government of God, who graciously guides
 4 18| therefore, they who in their government of the State take no account
 5 33|   evil may not ensue. In the government of States it is not forbidden
 6 40|      the poever of the civil government to such extent as to subject
 7 41|      by the modern system of government. Such an opinion is sound,
 8 43|    seek for such a change of government as will bring about due
 9 44|  prefer a democratic form of government, if only the Catholic doctrine
10 44|      Of the various forms of government, the Church does not reject