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 1 1 |       Truly, all of us in the Church are called to form that
 2 2 |      zeal for the good of the Church, society, and individuals
 3 3 |     the divine mission of the Church. Accordingly one can plainly
 4 4 |  natural order over which the Church has no direct mission, although
 5 4 |      family, and society. The Church, even in preaching Jesus
 6 4 |    very nature of things, the Church has consequently become
 7 4 |  rested the relations between Church and State; the public recognition
 8 4 |       of the authority of the Church in those matters which touched
 9 5 |     peaceful conquests of the Church. The sadness and pain these
10 6 |   reason to lose courage. The Church well knows that the gates
11 6 |   hatred and contempt. So the Church advances unafraid, spreading
12 6 |   Christ" has always been the Church's motto, and it is especially
13 6 |     the divine mission of the Church, namely, leading souls to
14 7 |      services rendered to the Church by those chosen bands of
15 7 |     less sacred rights of the Church.~
16 8 |     it came to the aid of the Church, and the Church has always
17 8 |    aid of the Church, and the Church has always cherished and
18 9 |       keep producing. But the Church in its long history and
19 11|       truly submissive to the Church and especially to this supreme
20 17|       and the precepts of the Church, can certainly use this
21 19|      supreme interests of the Church, which are those of religion
22 22|      pastoral ministry of the Church and which labor religiously
23 22|       to the authority of the Church and also to the authority
24 22|       Holy Spirit to rule the Church of God in the dioceses assigned
25 22|       raise the banner of the Church. Thus it is no more than
26 22|      it from the hands of the Church, that the Church guard its
27 22|       of the Church, that the Church guard its immaculate honor,
28 25| proper field of action is the Church. There, as ambassador of