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 1 3 |        minds, that they disdain all authority and brook no restraint;
 2 8 |            submit, even the supreme authority of the Church, whether in
 3 23|           society needs a directing authority to guide its members towards
 4 23|           worship.~Hence the triple authority in the Catholic Church,
 5 23|      liturgical. The nature of this authority is to be gathered from its
 6 23|             was a common error that authority came to the Church from
 7 23| collectivity of consciences, so too authority emanates vitally from the
 8 23|             from the Church itself. Authority therefore, like the Church,
 9 23|           is for the ecclesiastical authority, therefore, to shape itself
10 23|            conciliation between the authority of the Church and the liberty
11 24|         troubling himself about the authority of the Church, without paying
12 24|             abuse of ecclesiastical authority, against which one is bound
13 25|            become of ecclesiastical authority, which can only be exercised
14 25|            ideas about disciplinary authority. But far more advanced and
15 25|           on doctrinal and dogmatic authority. This is their conception
16 25|            it must have moreover an authority sufficient to enable it
17 25|        draws up the formula and the authority which imposes it, arises,
18 25|         observed in the exercise of authority. To condemn and prescribe
19 25|             save the full rights of authority on the one hand and of liberty
20 25|            his profound respect for authority - and continue to follow
21 25|            spiritual, the religious authority should strip itself of all
22 25|             that the honour paid to authority is reflected back on Jesus
23 27|            represented by religious authority, and this both by right
24 27|            is in the very nature of authority to protect tradition, and,
25 27|        tradition, and, in fact, for authority, raised as it is above the
26 27|              that is to say between authority and individual consciences,
27 27|         bear on the depositaries of authority, until the latter consent
28 27|           and, the pact being made, authority sees to its maintenance.~
29 27|             than the ecclesiastical authority, what needs exist - nay,
30 27|             this is their duty. Let authority rebuke them as much as it
31 27|            their hearts against the authority which uses them roughly,
32 27|           is only doing its duty as authority. Their sole grief is that
33 27|           part of their system that authority is to be stimulated but
34 36|           with St. Augustine: In an authority so high, admit but one officious
35 38|          and even to the laity, and authority should be decentralised.
36 38|        reformed. The ecclesiastical authority must change its line of
37 40|         demand a compromise between authority and liberty; it is pride
38 40|        absolute want of respect for authority, not excepting the supreme
39 40|           not excepting the supreme authority. No, truly, there is no
40 42|          scholastic philosophy, the authority of the fathers and tradition,
41 42|             diminish and weaken the authority of the ecclesiastical magisterium
42 48|         obedience to ecclesiastical authority in any of its depositaries;
43 53|             make due provision with authority delegated by the Supreme
44 54|        imply a usurpation of sacred authority, and that no mention be
45 54|          priests hold as sacred the authority of their pastors, let them