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 1 1 |      government of the Universal Church imposes upon Us, amid our
 2 1 |        of Ours, the honor of the Church and its glory. For Our heart
 3 1 |      latter he has left on God's Church a mark so vast, so deep,
 4 2 |        Gregory himself calls the Church of Rome: "An old ship woefully
 5 3 |   increased the patrimony of the Church, and liberally succored
 6 5 |        force given by God to the Church for the successful accomplishment
 7 6 |        means given by God to His Church, such as the infallible
 8 7 |         safe on the rock of Holy Church. "For who does not know,"
 9 7 |        of Alexandria, "that Holy Church stands on the solidity of
10 7 |        been found wanting in the Church, nor have Christ's promises
11 8 |        fallen asunder; while the Church, indefectible in her essence,
12 8 |    destroyed the doctrine of the Church, refuted the dogmas of her
13 9 |          Us proclaiming that the Church has gone beyond her time,
14 9 |          having recourse to this Church in order to have eternal
15 10|     Savior founded the Universal Church, so that the path of him
16 10|          only the charity of the Church and union with her which "
17 10|       the universal peace of the Church" (Registr. v. 37 (20) ad
18 11|           When the rights of the Church are in question, "we must
19 11|      rather than permit that the Church degenerate in my days. And
20 13|       except Christ, through the Church, who "came that they may
21 13|        souls could come from the Church, this includes in itself
22 14|        of the tree, which is the Church, and strives to dry up its
23 16|       story of the origin of the Church must be built on quite another
24 19|        put into the hands of the Church in order to keep the peoples
25 22|         filial confidence to the Church and her ministers to obtain
26 25|         are doing service to the Church, and producing fruit for
27 27|         disciplinary laws of the Church, and immediately administered
28 30|    placed as bishops to rule the Church of God" (Acts xx. 28), they
29 30|     office. Of such apostles the Church has no need; they are not
30 32|     Evang. n. 3). What force the Church would have today could she
31 32|         supernatural life of the Church produce in souls were it
32 33|       changed in the life of the Church. From her Divine Founder
33 34| supernatural order, of which the Church is the depository, promote
34 37|          creations of genius the Church has been lavish of inspiration
35 40|           Pope and Doctor of the Church, in the first year of Our