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 1 18|  Ecumenical Councils, for the ecclesiastical magisterium; and should
 2 23|      two lives. It is for the ecclesiastical authority, therefore, to
 3 24|      be guilty of an abuse of ecclesiastical authority, against which
 4 25|      What will then become of ecclesiastical authority, which can only
 5 25| Modernists, the notion of the ecclesiastical magisterium. And as this
 6 25|  benefit, it follows that the ecclesiastical magisterium must be subordinate
 7 27|     certainly better than the ecclesiastical authority, what needs exist -
 8 35|       the dogmatic, cultural, ecclesiastical forms that served its purpose;
 9 38|       indulgent on this head. Ecclesiastical government requires to be
10 38|     for democracy; a share in ecclesiastical government should therefore
11 38|       are to be reformed. The ecclesiastical authority must change its
12 38|       like the suppression of ecclesiastical celibacy. What is there
13 42|       heretics, to deride the ecclesiastical traditions, to invent novelties
14 42|     embrace the apostolic and ecclesiastical traditions and other observances
15 42|   weaken the authority of the ecclesiastical magisterium itself by sacrilegiously
16 42|   undermine tradition and the ecclesiastical magisterium; when one of
17 46|     the Holy Fathers, and the ecclesiastical magisterium, undertake,
18 48|      by refusing obedience to ecclesiastical authority in any of its