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 1 1 |       for the oppression of the Church. For who does not know that,
 2 1 |        of the feast days of the Church from the number of public
 3 1 |        to their country and the Church, have been driven out of
 4 2 |       injuries inflicted on the Church. In this, however, We have
 5 2 |    Decree for the Separation of Church and State. But now the duty
 6 3 |     that close alliance between Church and State, confirmed though
 7 3 |        further attention to the Church, and to leave her the enjoyment
 8 3 |    reality the reduction of the Church to utter want by the spoliation
 9 4 | Republic severs itself from the Church in such a way that it leaves
10 4 |     this decree not only is the Church despoiled of all the property,
11 5 |       sacred prerogative of the Church to deal, much more seriously
12 5 |       We have said, reduces the Church to shameful servitude. ~
13 6 |         on the authority of the Church. And if from the actions
14 6 | decision is to lie not with the Church but with the Republic, which
15 7 |      fetters the liberty of the Church is scarcely credible, so
16 7 |         of the authority of the Church, and to make provisions
17 7 |         the special care of the Church. We speak of the formation
18 7 |        hostility to God and the Church, the integrity of their
19 7 |       there was concord between Church and State, is it not now,
20 7 |         have nothing to do with Church, repugnant and full of absurdity?
21 8 |    almost slavish yoke upon the Church of Portugal; it even, on
22 8 |      from the arms of the Roman Church, and on the other to prevent
23 9 |   sacred rights of the Catholic Church, We by our Apostolic authority
24 9 |       Law for the Separation of Church and State in the Portuguese
25 9 |    oppresses the liberty of the Church, and assails her divine
26 9 |        inviolable rights of the Church. ~
27 10|        Brethren, who govern the Church of Portugal, and the earnestness
28 10|       in the sight of the whole Church - be assured that they have
29 10|       make out, to separate the Church of Portugal, which they