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 1 3 |      of truth, avowed that the Church must be credited with a
 2 3 |      under the auspices of the Church, a measure of united action
 3 7 |  always been the policy of the Church. The Roman Pontiffs acted
 4 9 |       to those who rule in the Church, and first of all to the
 5 9 |  Spirit has placed to rule the Church of God which Christ has
 6 13|      benign inspiration of the Church the active industry of charity
 7 18| keeping with the spirit of the Church and is most conformable
 8 18|      to the examples which the Church has always held up for imitation.
 9 24|     where the interests of the Church and the Christian people
10 24|       other dignitaries of the Church, and especially of late,15
11 24|      very many others whom the Church keeps ever in her memory
12 25|        to have recourse to the Church for consolation. In the
13 26|     and obey the rulers of His Church as if they were obeying
14 27|  Christ has established in His Church to be disturbed. Thus, by
15 27|   among those peoples whom the Church controls and influences;