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 1 2 | religion flourishes the Roman Church, mother and mistress of
 2 3 |       pleasure that the whole Church joins with Us in thanksgiving.
 3 9 |  refuse the assistance of the Church. Thus will the evil alone
 4 14|    leader and guardian is the Church; which being united to Christ
 5 14|     anxious on account of the Church, but We greatly fear for
 6 14|       who proudly despise the Church, and by every kind of error
 7 14|       Nothing is equal to the Church;" [says St. John Chrysostom,] "
 8 14|     how many have opposed the Church and have themselves perished?
 9 14|      themselves perished? The Church reaches to the heavens;
10 14|      the heavens; such is the Church's greatness. She conquers
11 14|      of all her rights to the Church, whose duty it is to guard
12 15|    the mystical barque of the Church in such a storm, fix Our