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 1 11 |      natural order; the third, the Church, to the supernatural order. ~
 2 13 |       divine life of grace, is the Church; a society of the supernatural
 3 15 |        belongs preeminently to the Church, by reason of a double title
 4 16 |            His doctrine. Hence the Church "was set by her divine Author
 5 17 |             in virtue of which the Church, spotless spouse of Christ,
 6 17 |            who refuses to have the Church as mother."9 ~
 7 18 |           God Himself has made the Church sharer in the divine magisterium
 8 18 |          necessary consequence the Church is independent of any sort
 9 18 |       individuals and society, the Church has an independent right
10 18 |            must be so, because the Church as a perfect society has
11 18 |           divine law, of which the Church is guardian, interpreter
12 19 |            and jurisdiction of the Church.11 ~
13 20 | fundamental Catholic doctrine:~The Church does not say that morality
14 21 |      Therefore with full right the Church promotes letters, science,
15 22 |           22. And this work of the Church in every branch of culture
16 22 |          of the State, because the Church in her motherly prudence
17 23 |          indispensable duty of the Church, to watch over the entire
18 24 |            care on the part of the Church in protecting her children
19 24 |           this watchfulness of the Church not merely can create no
20 25 |              25. The extent of the Church's mission in the field of
21 25 |            of the Holy See and the Church. That grand spectacle, which
22 25 |       remain astounded at what the Church has been able to do in this
23 25 |          But if we wonder that the Church in all times has been able
24 25 |            the action by which the Church, even in times long past
25 26 |                   26. All this the Church has been able to do because
26 26 |        Alaska, so in every age the Church by her missionaries has
27 27 |        belongs preeminently to the Church, and that no one free from
28 27 |           opposing or impeding the Church in this her work, of which
29 28 |           this pre-eminence of the Church, but are in complete harmony
30 28 |   supernatural order, to which the Church owes her rights, not only
31 30 |             In the first place the Church's mission of education is
32 34 |              34. The wisdom of the Church in this matter is expressed
33 38 |        shows magnificently how the Church has ever protected and defended
34 38 |         under the direction of the Church.29 ~
35 39 |       turns with confidence to the Church, certain of finding in her
36 39 |            ordered all things. The Church is indeed conscious of her
37 40 |         discourse cited above: The Church placing at the disposal
38 40 |   entrusting their children to the Church in hundreds and thousands.
39 40 |           above all, primarily the Church and the family, and this
40 41 |          rights on the part of the Church and of the family in the
41 42 |  fatherhood, as in the case of the Church and of the family, but in
42 42 |           which it pertains to the Church and to the family, but in
43 44 |         supernatural rights of the Church in this same realm of Christian
44 45 |            and jurisdiction of the Church, and to the vigilance and
45 45 |         supernatural rights of the Church. ~
46 46 |     initiative and activity of the Church and the family, whose successes
47 48 |         the inherent rights of the Church and of the family concerning
48 49 |           injure the rights of the Church or of the family in what
49 50 |          with the doctrines of the Church, which is the divinely appointed
50 52 |            that belong both to the Church and to the State, "though
51 52 | jurisdiction and discipline of the Church. Whatever else is comprised
52 53 |        that Christ has founded His Church for the eternal salvation
53 53 |    challenge to the enemies of the Church in the early days of Christianity,
54 54 |            the Holy Roman Catholic Church, a good citizen and an upright
55 55 |          perfect mandate which the Church holds in the field of education.
56 56 |         with varied knowledge. The Church therefore, far from hindering
57 57 |           with the teaching of the Church, the pillar and ground of
58 59 |          education intended by the Church, which Christ has endowed
59 61 |         reduced to practice by the Church in traditional Christian
60 75 |           which He has endowed the Church, the great family of Christ.
61 75 |        great family of Christ. The Church therefore is the educational
62 76 |     educational environment of the Church embraces the Sacraments,
63 76 |            how incomparable is the Church's maternal providence! So
64 76 |         Christian family, that the Church and the family may be said
65 77 |           of the family and of the Church, long before it was undertaken
66 77 |           to the family and to the Church. It follows logically and
67 77 |            with the family and the Church. Otherwise it is doomed
68 80 |      accord with the rights of the Church and of the Christian family,
69 80 |        maternal supervision of the Church; so that Religion may be
70 81 |           to the initiative of the Church and the family, while giving
71 86 |        school, in harmony with the Church and the Christian family,
72 87 |      reached in the schools of the Church. These noble traditions
73 88 |          love Jesus Christ and His Church, of which these are the
74 93 |         educational mission of the Church. ~
75 99 |          numerous Saints, whom the Church, and she alone, produces,
76 101|            truly a property of the Church as to form her very substance,
77 101|      glorious a mother:~O Catholic Church, true Mother of Christians!