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 1 1 |          creates for the Catholic Church in France a situation unworthy
 2 1 |      another really separated the Church from the State, were but
 3 2 |           of such gravity for the Church, therefore, filled with
 4 3 |        must be separated from the Church is a thesis absolutely false,
 5 3 |      Remove the agreement between Church and State, and the result
 6 3 |     doctrine of the separation of Church and State. Our illustrious
 7 3 |    purpose to them.... As for the Church, which has God Himself for
 8 4 |        separating itself from the Church, how much more deplorable
 9 5 |        promise. To break with the Church, to free itself from her
10 6 |           the Supreme Head of the Church, whereas they should have
11 7 |         separated itself from the Church, it ought, as a natural
12 7 |          of which is to place the Church under the domination of
13 7 |     exclusive jurisdiction of the Church; and We bewail this all
14 7 |           thereby created for the Church of France a situation grievous,
15 8 |         constitution on which the Church was founded by Jesus Christ.
16 8 |   confirms the teaching, that the Church is the mystical body of
17 8 |           c.) It follows that the Church is essentially an unequal
18 8 |     dignity and the nature of the Church, addresses Peter thus in
19 8 |           the constitution of the Church have always been found to
20 8 |          to be so framed that the Church rests on the Bishops, and
21 8 |         violate the rights of the Church, and are in opposition with
22 9 |     hostile to the liberty of the Church than this Law could well
23 9 |  exceptions; when it despoils the Church of the internal regulation
24 9 |     ruling, does it not place the Church in a position of humiliating
25 9 |        that the State injures the Church, but by putting obstacles
26 9 |      satisfied with depriving the Church of the Religious Orders,
27 10|         rights of property of the Church. In defiance of all justice,
28 10|          justice, it despoils the Church of a great portion of a
29 10|        not only the rights of the Church, but the formal and explicit
30 11|          at least in part, to the Church whose property had been
31 11|      property thus taken from the Church, he did so only on one condition:
32 12|           on the interests of the Church, the new law is destined
33 13|          inviolable rights of the Church, We do, by virtue of the
34 13|      France for the separation of Church and State, as deeply unjust
35 13|        Divine constitution of the Church, to her essential rights
36 13|      rights of property which the Church has acquired by many titles
37 13|     imprescriptible rights of the Church. ~
38 14|       Christ will not abandon His Church or ever deprive her of His
39 14|          feeling any fear for the Church. Her strength and her stability
40 14|    inevitably have succumbed, the Church has drawn from her trials
41 15|    continues, the children of the Church, putting on the arms of
42 15|  undertake for the defense of the Church, you to endeavor to ensure
43 15|       cause of the triumph of the Church and the eternal salvation
44 15|         rights and liberty of the Church, but without offense to
45 17| fearlessly for the defense of the Church; but take care that your
46 18|          God, who has founded the Church and ever preserves her,