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 1 2  |         proper relations with the Church,3 on the chief duties of
 2 8  |        address not only the whole Church of Christ but all mankind. ~
 3 11 |           unless religion and the Church have been called upon to
 4 11 |       each other,"13 and what the Church, heads of States and the
 5 12 |          obedient children of the Church hearken to it with marveling
 6 15 |           brought to the Catholic Church and to all human society;
 7 16 |           Leo's Encyclical to the Church and to human society. If
 8 17 |           to be expected from the Church:15 "Manifestly it is the
 9 17 |              Manifestly it is the Church which draws from the Gospel
10 17 |          more tempered. It is the Church, again, that strives not
11 18 |                           18. The Church did not let these rich fountains
12 19 |      unchangeable teaching of the Church should meet new demands
13 19 |   undertaken to develop, with the Church as their guide and teacher,
14 20 |         termed auxiliaries of the Church. They do not, indeed, allow
15 21 |    recognize the authority of the Church. Catholic principles on
16 24 |           with the counsel of the Church and frequently under the
17 27 |           Sacred ministers of the Church, thoroughly imbued with
18 35 |          and obey the laws of the Church. It is clearly the office
19 39 |         The rich fruits which the Church of Christ and the whole
20 41 |          matters.27 Certainly the Church was not given the commission
21 41 |           is eternal. Indeed" the Church holds that it is unlawful
22 44 |          Supreme Pontiff, and the Church herself, as if she had taken
23 45 |     guidance and authority of the Church have ever denied or questioned
24 46 |           scruple to reproach the Church with infamous calumnies,
25 48 |       traditional teaching of the Church, seek to define the inner
26 50 | Scriptures and the Fathers of the Church constantly declare in the
27 96 |          teaching guidance of the Church - of that Church which in
28 96 |           of the Church - of that Church which in this field also
29 112|      openly hostile it is to Holy Church and to God Himself is, alas,
30 112|          faithful children of the Church regarding the impious and
31 117|         teachings of the Catholic Church because its concept of society
32 123|          deserted the camp of the Church and gone over to the ranks
33 124|          and plead in excuse: The Church and those proclaiming attachment
34 124|     proclaiming attachment to the Church favor the rich, neglect
35 125|       they are the reason why the Church could, even though undeservedly,
36 125|          The whole history of the Church plainly demonstrates that
37 125|   calumnies and reproaches at the Church and her teaching. ~
38 126|         the maternal bosom of the Church. May they lend ready ears
39 126|      according to the mind of the Church on the firmly established
40 136|           perfect order which the Church with great force and power
41 138|    Brethren, who with Vs rule the Church of God under the mandate
42 138|          to and devolves upon the Church. All these We urge in the
43 141|      before in the history of the Church, with a world that in large
44 141|         auxiliary soldiers of the Church who know them well and their
45 142|     growing up as the hope of the Church, must be duly prepared by
46 144|     nature than those of God. The Church of Christ, built upon an
47 146|           undertake to attack the Church of Christ more violently,
48 147|        under the Shepherds of the Church wish to fight this good
49 147|          teaching guidance of the Church let all strive according