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 1 2 |     fathers, the liberty of the Church is wounded on all sides;
 2 2 |    suppressed, the goods of the Church confiscated, marriages contracted
 3 2 |        without the rites of the Church, the position of the religious
 4 2 |         on account of which the Church is weighed down by inexpressible
 5 3 |       to all the enemies of the Church; profane novelties defile
 6 3 |        they nourish against the Church, and to bring their incendiary
 7 4 |                          4. The Church, without doubt, will in
 8 4 |         the whole system of the Church with its Head, and the abolition,
 9 6 |       they dare to denounce the Church as dangerous to public safety
10 6 |      similar kind. It is to the Church and the Roman Pontiffs that
11 10|        to the death against the Church. Unhappy men, if they were
12 10|        far from distrusting the Church, and striving, under the
13 10|         Apostolic See is to the Church, the more fatal it is in
14 12|        intrepidly to defend the Church, the Roman Pontiff, and
15 14|        to them to persecute the Church to the full satisfaction
16 16|        in the government of the Church, it is necessary, to attain
17 16|         only the welfare of the Church, but the prosperity of Italy
18 17|        hatred, dissent from the Church, are wont to contend by
19 17|      the truth; they pursue the Church and the Supreme Pontiff
20 17|      all Christians towards the Church, by frequent, and, as far
21 17|       importance it is that the Church should promptly be established
22 17| attacked by the wicked. For the Church has not brought forth or
23 18|   growing up as the hope of the Church, and are to be some day
24 18|    enacted to the injury of the Church, so plainly, that it is
25 20|         this kind; and this the Church had been able by prudence