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 1 Ded|         primates,~archbishops, bishops, and other ordinaries~in
 2 9  |        for the Archbishops and Bishops of Mexico to remain silent
 3 10 |   great majority of individual bishops from all over the world,
 4 10 |      which We addressed to the Bishops of Mexico. The Bishops hoped
 5 10 |     the Bishops of Mexico. The Bishops hoped that those in charge
 6 11 |    which was the result of the Bishops' exhorting them to moderation
 7 13 |    virtue and constancy of the bishops, priests, religious congregations,
 8 14 |  reason of which law two other bishops were constrained to exile
 9 14 | imposed upon them by law, some bishops have had to leave their
10 17 |     you in a few words how the bishops, priests, and faithful of
11 19 |      joint pastoral letter the Bishops protested and pointed out
12 19 |      nefarious intentions. The Bishops in such circumstances preferred
13 19 |      for such an office by the bishops or priests, which act transferred
14 19 |      to that of the state, the Bishops practically everywhere interdicted
15 20 |       in this context that the Bishops of Mexico City, who act
16 20 |        in the interests of the Bishops of Huejutla, who had been
17 20 |    with no results. Again, the Bishops debated whether they should
18 20 |       moreover, weighed by the Bishops themselves with the utmost
19 21 |                        21. The Bishops had not been wrong in their
20 21 |      for this act was that the Bishops had been deprived of juridical
21 21 |   facts, what remained for the Bishops to do if not to decide that,
22 22 |    constancy given them by the Bishops and have themselves in turn
23 32 |        and especially on those bishops who rule the Church of Mexico,