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Benedictus PP. XV
Ad beatissimi apostolorum principis

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1 2 | certainly by the goodness of God, was the inexpressible yearning 2 4 | the blessings of peace. God grant by His mercy and blessing, 3 5 | morals of men, that unless God comes soon to our help, 4 8 | to stimulate true love of God and of our neighbours in 5 9 | has been sought apart from God the Creator and Ruler of 6 10| There is no power but from God: and those that are, are 7 10| that are, are ordained of God" (Rom. xiii 1). Whatever 8 10| it has its origin from God. Hence St. Paul lays down 9 10| are against the laws of God: "Wherefore be not subject 10 10| every human creature for God's sake: whether it be the 11 10| human authority, resists God and is preparing for himself 12 10| resisteth the ordinance of God, and they that resist, purchase 13 11| had his will turned from God than his unchained passions 14 17| happy, he must rather for God's sake renounce them all: " 15 17| imperishable goods which "God hath prepared for them that 16 18| the adversities whereby God tests their perseverance 17 18| societies, should be to promote God's glory and the true welfare 18 20| his deeds. As, however, by God's permission, the field 19 20| and applying to ourselves God's words to the prophet: " 20 22| amongst all. The enemies of God and of the Church are perfectly 21 22| Church has been given by God: he, then, possesses a perfect 22 25| human intellect, by which God's good gift has certainly 23 25| even the hidden things of God and all that God has revealed 24 25| things of God and all that God has revealed to men. Hence 25 26| further the interests of God and His Church ever remember 26 26| 8), for unless they obey God by showing deference to 27 28| Bishops to rule the Church of God" (Acts xx. 28) is a divine 28 28| legitimate authority, resist God, much more impiously do 29 28| to obey the Bishop, whom God has consecrated with a special 30 28| harmony with the mind of God: for Jesus Christ also, 31 32| Venerable Brethren, since in God's hands are the wills of 32 32| voice in supplication to God, and in the name of the


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