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 1 1 |           grave problem of Diocesan Associations. In laying bare before you,
 2 2 |           same time, the so called "Associations Cultuelles" which were to
 3 2 |             the spirit of that law, Associations which in another encyclical
 4 3 |                             3. The "Associations Cultuelles" did not come
 5 3 |            doubt that in these same Associations the divine constitution
 6 10|             the problem of Diocesan Associations. The statutes of these Associations,
 7 10| Associations. The statutes of these Associations, drawn up by competent scholars,
 8 11|          from allowing the Diocesan Associations to come into existence,
 9 11|           the legal rights of these Associations, and thus expose them to
10 12|    discussions is that the Diocesan Associations which are contemplated by
11 12|            the functioning of these Associations must always be in conformity
12 12|              those in charge of the Associations have the right and the duty
13 14|             means that the Diocesan Associations have nothing to fear from
14 15|           and declare that Diocesan Associations may be permitted at least
15 17|         nullify the condemnation of Associations made by Our Predecessor
16 17|           We accord to the Diocesan Associations, is in itself an overturning
17 18|            fact is this. If the new Associations and the statutes which are
18 20|           the existence of Diocesan Associations can only be permitted by
19 20|             trial to these Diocesan Associations. In doing this, you will